Different security for files in the same share

[severanced]

Hello I'm sure this problem has been addressed but I couldn't find an appropriate discussion so I apologize if this has been repeated.

 

I'm running into a problem with my Unraid shares. I'm seeing files in the same folder, some I can open and access and some I'm not able to. For example, I attached a screenshot of two files in the same share. One on the left I can open and the one on the right I can't seem to do anything with, but they're in the same share. Is there something I can do to fix this?

 

 

[itimpi]

Have you checked at the Unraid end whether the files have the same Linux level permissions (they should have if they we’re both created over the network)?     Was there any difference in the way the files were created?

[severanced]

How would I check that? They were likely created with a Docker program.

[severanced]

Hello, I'm still not sure where to go with this issue. I'm not sure if this is a known issue or how I can fix this. Can anyone provide some direction?

[bonienl]

On 6/2/2019 at 12:51 AM, severanced said:

Is there something I can do to fix this?

You can run the "New Permissions" tool (see Tools -> New Permissions).

Select the user share you want to update and let Unraid set the default permissions (may take a while).

[John_M]

Then, when you've fixed permissions on the files, you need to configure the Docker container so that files it creates in future have the correct permissions/ownership. Most of the downloader type of containers allow you to do that.

[severanced]

Thanks, the permissions fix seems to have worked! Yes, I think it might be a problem with the Docker container. I'll take a look at my permisions on it and see if that might be the issue since it's not all files generated by the docker container, only some.