Hello Everyone,

 

since a couple of weeks i have problems with file permissions in unraid when adding new files and folders over the network. Sadly i am out of ideas how to solve the issue, but i am guessing that files and folders get the wrong permissions from samba. I add some screenshots and the diagnostics file, if more information is required please let me know.

 

When i use the "New Permissions" Tool, or do a chmod -R 777 on the share i used i can access the share or the lower folder again. Sometimes the same permissions dont seem to block access and sometimes they do...

 

I hope i descriped my issue enough.

 

Thx in advance.

 

Unraid 6.8.0

 

 

 

 

lsvr-diagnostics-20200107-2142.zip

Edited January 8, 20206 yr by Lenz

Is this a Public share?

 

Why do you have this in SMB Extras?

[Root]
path = /mnt/user
comment =
browseable = yes
valid users = lenz
write list = lenz
vfs objects =
#unassigned_devices_start
#Unassigned devices share includes
   include = /tmp/unassigned.devices/smb-settings.conf
#unassigned_devices_end

 

I am just moving a lot of files between shares, so that is just faster and easier then using midnight commander in console for example...

And this solution worked for me for about a year without any problems at all. And no as far as i understand it, its a secured share for my personal user. I followed Spaceinvader Ones tutorial for that.

 

The problem itself also shows itself when i use the specific share...

Edited January 8, 20206 yr by Lenz

15 minutes ago, Lenz said:

I am just moving a lot of files between shares, so that is just faster and easier then using midnight commander in console for example...

And this solution worked for me for about a year without any problems at all.

This probably relates to the recent Samba update that changed quite a bit with regards to security. I also noticed permission changes.

 

I don't think there's much that can be done.

If you need the insecure workaround then you probably have no choice but to stay on an earlier version that the workaround still worked.

Otherwise you need to rethink the workaround. 

 

 

55 minutes ago, trurl said:

Is this a Public share?

 

Why do you have this in SMB Extras?

[Root]
path = /mnt/user
comment =
browseable = yes
valid users = lenz
write list = lenz
vfs objects =
#unassigned_devices_start
#Unassigned devices share includes
   include = /tmp/unassigned.devices/smb-settings.conf
#unassigned_devices_end

 

You should not mount /mnt/user this way.  Find another way.

@testdasi ok, but even if i dont use the "root" share, i still have the file/folder permission problem when i am using my regular shares...

 

also do you have further information about that samba change? and if it would be a general samba problem wouldnt that result in all people who are accessing thier unraid 6.8.0 servers from windows 10 (and i tried a rollback to 6.7.2 with the problem persisting, were i didnt had problems before at all)? because when i access my "\\server\Media" share i still have the wrong permissions. also what would be proper file/folder permissions as unraid is intended to work (nobody:users with folder 777 and files with 666?)

Edited January 8, 20206 yr by Lenz

Looks like I have the exact same problem.
Everything was working but yesterday this problem occurred.

I also tried two different Windows PCs and they all have the same issue so It has to be a Server problem?

Are you accessing a public share? 

Private Shares get wrong permissions and wrong owner. Public shares only get wrong owner. (my username instead of "nobody")

Edited June 8, 20224 yr by tvxyvbt5

Okay, I'm confused. How are permissions supposed to look like in a private vs a public share?

I ran the "New Permissions" tool in hope it would fix those "no permissions" popups from Windows Explorer. – It did, but after creating new files/folders the issue came back.
The tool set all shares to "777 nobody:users" but when I add new files/folders the permissions look like this:

• private share: 770 sam:users
• public share: 777 sam:users

But is this correct? I thought this caused those permission popups in Windows Explorer. But now I can't reproduce them anymore. And I don't even know how I fixed it.
(I did some restarts and updated from 6.9 to 6.10)

Not fixed! I just copied a bunch of files around and the "no permission" popup came again – while copying. 😑
 

I copied files into an already existing `777 nobody:users` directory.

But during the copying process(?) somhow the 777 became a 770. So I understand why the popup came. But why do the permissons change??

 

Is the solution just to run `chown -R myuser:users /mnt/user/myprivateshare`? If yes, what if I'd like to give other users acces too later?

What do you have in Settings - SMB - SMB Extras?

52 minutes ago, trurl said:

What do you have in Settings - SMB - SMB Extras?

I never touched it.

Just this:

#unassigned_devices_start
#Unassigned devices share includes
   include = /tmp/unassigned.devices/smb-settings.conf
#unassigned_devices_end

 

About one month ago I configured a LAN to LAN remote share with my friend.

That is mounted in here -> /tmp/unassigned.devices/smb-settings.conf:

include = /etc/samba/unassigned-shares/10.253.0.2_backupsam.conf

 

I'm using Windows AD and also have permissions issues, though different ones. I think I've worked out a lot of the problems by running the hand full of docker containers that need access to user shares as a domain user but now I'm dealing with an intermittent problem where winbind will "forget" that a domain user exists. When I run 'wbinfo -i username' it can't find it even though it's listed in 'wbinfo -u'. If I clear the cache with 'net cache flush' and check again the user is found (and now has access as expected.)

 

Didn't have any of these issues in the prior version.

Edited June 9, 20224 yr by nomadgeek
punctuation.

Just reporting back to say that this issue continues; the server frequently forgets that an AD user exists requiring me to 'wbinfo -i user' the username and then flush. That'll bring the user back. It happens several times a day for individual users - a different one each time.

I finally solved almost all of my issues last week by swapping the backend auth method of Samba by adding this to my SMB Extras:

[global]
idmap config * : backend = tdb
idmap config * : range = 3000-4000000000

 

I had to go through and reassign all of the permissions because everyone's UID/GID changed but once I did that I stopped losing people in the system like I was in my previous posts.

I only have one unexplained problem left - a single user just doesn't exist no matter what I try.

Edited June 19, 20224 yr by nomadgeek
typo

I'm having issues with docker and file permissions after upgrading to 6.10.3. Has anyone found a fix? 

On 6/19/2022 at 2:08 PM, nomadgeek said:

I finally solved almost all of my issues last week by swapping the backend auth method of Samba by adding this to my SMB Extras:

[global]
idmap config * : backend = tdb
idmap config * : range = 3000-4000000000

 

I had to go through and reassign all of the permissions because everyone's UID/GID changed but once I did that I stopped losing people in the system like I was in my previous posts.

I only have one unexplained problem left - a single user just doesn't exist no matter what I try.

The problem continu resolved with thas solution?

 

Thank you.

 

23 hours ago, ricain59 said:

The problem continu resolved with thas solution?

 

Thank you.

Yes. The UNRAID server stopped forgetting people existed once it cleared out all of the old UIDs. I did have one employee whose domain account never gained access again and I ended up just creating him a new AD account for him to use to solve the issue.

On 6/19/2022 at 10:45 AM, drogg said:

I'm having issues with docker and file permissions after upgrading to 6.10.3. Has anyone found a fix? 

This depends on your config. Are you working with AD or just UNRAID linux users?

You either need to adjust the permissions on the file system back to nobody:users (99/100) or run your containers as the uid/gid of a user with perms on the files you're trying to interact with using the container (incl. the docker config files.)

I think I have much of the same issue going on. I

I run a linux system with Unraid.

My files are in a sambashare and eventhough I have read write permissions I can't delete files from folders

What is it I can do to get those files deleted

Tools - New Permissions on the share(s) in question (NOT appdata).

On 1/12/2023 at 10:35 PM, trurl said:

Tools - New Permissions on the share(s) in question (NOT appdata).

Thanks, Issue solved

1 hour ago, Phil Ash said:

Thanks, Issue solved

You should figure out what is creating the files with incorrect permissions or it will happen again.

On 1/14/2023 at 8:27 PM, trurl said:

You should figure out what is creating the files with incorrect permissions or it will happen again.

Have tried to find the cause but as of yet unable to and no new file permission issues have risen yet.

I do have another issue, which I probably caused myself when setting up plex on unraid. I accidentally created a transcode folder within the transcode folder. I cannot figure out how to get rid of it. All the topics with this same or similar issue give a solution that is utterly incomprehensible to me