[SOLVED] Browsing shares: unable to view files with executable permissions

[draug3n]

So I've just got my new unRaid system up (using 4.7b1 and 4K-aligned partittions), and have successfully transferred my data from my old FrankenServer. So far, so good

 

However, I'm experiencing a weird issue: browsing my shares, some directories appear empty - until I tell windows not to "hide protected operating system files".

 

All files and folders are owned by nobody:users. The files I am not able to view do have the executable bit set, which seems to tell Samba "do not show this file unless forced to"

 

so, my problem seems to have two possible solutions:

1) somehow tell Samba not to map +x to the "system" attribute

2) run a command that traverses my data, stripping the executable bit. This somehow feels less hacky

 

any help appreciated!

[mbryanr]

I used this script...

http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=4674.msg43603#msg43603

[draug3n]

i did some more googling, and found this one liner to sort out my file permissions:

find /mnt/disk[1-4] -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;