New folders I've created do not allow me to write to them even when the user has permission to do so. Read is not affected. This is using smb on 6.2.4.

 

Older folders seem unaffected. This also affects unassigned devices. If I move the files to an older folder, I can then use Krusader to move the files to their intended (newly created) destination. It is not an available space issue as it occurs with empty drives.

 

If I make a folder public and logout, then I can write to the folder regardless if it is in the array or unassigned.

 

Creating a new user with access for rw only allows read access as well.

 

 

Is the fix for this new permissions? What did I break? Thanks!

 

Windows won't allow you to have more than one login active to a remote computer, and even if it asks you to login again, it won't work.

 

Windows Control Panel - Credential Manager, clear unRAID credentials so they can be renegotiated.

 

Other ideas here

 

should have mentioned, not accessing via windows. using osx. but will still read incase.

I think the apple equivalent to Credential Manager is called keyring or something like that. Don't know much about that or if it applies here.

Keychain. 

 

I logged out, deleted all credentials from there, logged back in. Same thing....

 

New wrinkle: Same problem on new folders with afp.

 

 

What are the permissions and owner of the files giving the problem?

admin read and write.

 

Also discovered that it while it won't let me write to the share folder itself,  I can write to any folder inside it. But can't create a new folder in the share unless I use Krusader.

 

The individual share config shows a noticeable difference between one I can write to (on the left) and one I can't highlighted in blue.

 

 

 

NFS is not currently enabled. I don't know if the difference means anything.

2 minutes ago, 1812 said:

admin read and write.

I don't know what you mean by this. Do you know how to use the command line to get to the folder and list its contents?

17 minutes ago, trurl said:

I don't know what you mean by this. Do you know how to use the command line to get to the folder and list its contents?

 

I don't know the command to check that. I have very basic command line knowledge.

 

 

After some fiddling and switching things, I can now create new shares and write to them, but this one seems stubbornly stuck.

 

 

I suppose the "easy" solution is now create a new share using the same disks (that way nothing actually has to be "moved",) use krusader to move all the files to that share, then delete the old share, rename the new one? Would be nice to figure out why this happened.

 

Edited April 26, 20179 yr by 1812

42 minutes ago, 1812 said:

I don't know the command to check that. I have very basic command line knowledge.

Listing the folder contents is about as basic as it gets.

cd /mnt/user/whatever-the-rest-of-the-path-is

Then

ls -lah

will show all the files/folders within, including hidden, and show the owner/permission of each.

 

Do you use puTTY? It will allow you to copy the terminal session to the clipboard so you can paste it into a post.

 

48 minutes ago, trurl said:

Listing the folder contents is about as basic as it gets.

cd /mnt/user/whatever-the-rest-of-the-path-is

Then

ls -lah

will show all the files/folders within, including hidden, and show the owner/permission of each.

 

Do you use puTTY? It will allow you to copy the terminal session to the clipboard so you can paste it into a post.

 

 

 

I needed access to the share, so I moved the contents to new share (since the folders seemed fine and work just fine in the new share) but retained the wonky one and changed its name to "broken". It still exhibits the same behavior as before. 

 

 

I user terminal on mac. Seems to work just fine for most things:

Linux 4.4.30-unRAID.
Last login: Wed Apr 26 17:30:02 -0400 2017 on /dev/pts/0 from 192.168.1.212.
root@Brahms1:~# cd /mnt/user/broken
root@Brahms1:/mnt/user/broken# ls -lah
total 248K
drwxr-xr-x 1 nobody users   29 Apr 26 17:33 ./
drwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users  103 Apr 26 17:33 ../
-rwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users 241K Aug 14  2012 BCO\ flyer.pages*
root@Brahms1:/mnt/user/broken# 

 

I used krusader to move a file into the share so it wasn't just empty. That single file shows as the flyer.pages file. But I still can't drag/drop files to it via the network.

 

 

How did you create the user share named broken?

Shares>add shares, as best as I can remember (back when it was named something else.)

1 hour ago, 1812 said:

Shares>add shares, as best as I can remember (back when it was named something else.)

So you renamed it? How?

Just now, trurl said:

So you renamed it? How?

 

In the shares tab, click on the old name, share settings opened up, changed name.