June 2, 20179 yr Hi! I have a problem with one of my shares. I can't write to it and can't create folders. I can only ready from it. All other shares work ok. I checked the security settings and they all ok. I should be able to have write/read access. Can someone help me troubleshoot it? Thank you in advance!
June 2, 20179 yr Community Expert Probably unrelated, but it looks like you have a docker mapped to an unassigned device, but you don't have the Unassigned Devices plugin installed: Jun 1 13:53:41 NAS root: container "CrashPlan" hostpath "/mnt/disks" does not exist Other than that not much activity in your syslog since the reboot yesterday. Have you tried to write to the share since then? What is the cache setting of the share?
June 2, 20179 yr Author Use cache disk is set to "yes". I've tried just now, but no luck. I can create folders using Krusader docker... I don't know if it helps...
June 2, 20179 yr Community Expert 15 minutes ago, Trylo said: I've tried just now, but no luck. I can create folders using Krusader docker... I don't know if it helps... Post another diagnostic, or just the syslog, so I can see if there is anything new in it. How are you doing this in Krusader? To the user share or to a disk?
June 2, 20179 yr Author The path in Krusader points to: /mnt/user/Resilio-Sync/ nas-diagnostics-20170602-1717.zip
June 2, 20179 yr Docker applications (and the files / folders they create) have their own unique permissions and ownership which may or may not allow you to Read/Write to them over the network. An application such as Krusader will have access to any/all files because it accesses the files as the "root" user which has unlimited access to anything. Network users do not have the same privileges regardless of whether they are listed as having RW access to the shares, because the file(s) may be owned by someone else (in this case Resilio). Some containers like Sonarr / Radarr / CouchPotato have the same issues, but have settings within their GUI to change the permissions / ownership of the media files they write to the array. Ultimately, you can gain access to the share by running Docker Safe New Permissions (if /mnt/user/Resilio-Sync is NOT the /config folder for the app), or as a last resort New Permissions if it is. But you run the risk (especially with the latter tool) of breaking the functionality of the application(s). If Resilio doesn't give you the option of changing the permissions / ownership of that folder, then you're going to be best off manipulating it with Krusader.
June 2, 20179 yr Author 19 minutes ago, Squid said: you can gain access to the share by running Docker Safe New Permissions (if /mnt/user/Resilio-Sync is NOT the /config folder for the app) This worked, thank you very much!
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