Problem with smb file sharing

[Kacsuperu]

Today i downloaded the newest version of freenas and made a configuration based on this link https://www.ixsystems.com/blog/windows-smb-shares-on-freenas/
everything was fine for the first couple of hours but now both my linux mashine and my windows mashine are reporting a way smaller amount than the pool has.
This only ocures on the client mashines as the freenas dashbord reports ecerything corectly.To po it in a perspecrive my pool has 1.76tb but the cliantes are reporting 14gb.And i dont havy any snaphots saved.
Software:
FreeNAS 11.3-U4
Hardware:
hp se326m1 (same mb as hp 160 g6 if it helps)
16gb ram
2x Intel Xeon L5640

 

[Samuel Tai]

Did you configure quotas?

 

[Kacsuperu]

Did you configure quotas?

No

 

[Kacsuperu]

No

And even if i do the amount specified by the quotas doasen't show up on the client mashines

 

[Kacsuperu]

Solved it myself it was quite a noobie problem i just messed up some acl configuration and after corecting that everything shows up corectly, altough i don't know how that reduced the amount showed up rather thean just block me from connecting.

 

[Kacsuperu]

Update:
The problem keeps reacquiring after every reboot of the system but when i export and import the pool it starts behaving normaly so i guess its solved for now, but i would greatly apriciate if somone were to try and help me with geting to the bottom of this because its an interesting problem and im to much of a noob to know how to resolve this completely myself.

 

[Alvaro241]

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