Hi,
I've recently migrated my Ubuntu 18.04 install to TrueNAS SCALE 22.02-RC.1-2. I'm facing an odd problem with the SCALE UI where it errors out when I try to modify permissions on an imported dataset. Here are the steps I followed:
Thinking it might be an issue with the odd UID's, I removed one user which had a low UID and re-created the user with a normal UID. I changed the permissions for this dataset to match with the new user as well. However, trying to modify this dataset also shows the same error.
The only datasets I can view permissions & modify are those that were created from scratch in the TrueNAS UI. Has anybody seen this type of error before? I can't find any threads on the forum that might be relevant but happy to be corrected.
I've recently migrated my Ubuntu 18.04 install to TrueNAS SCALE 22.02-RC.1-2. I'm facing an odd problem with the SCALE UI where it errors out when I try to modify permissions on an imported dataset. Here are the steps I followed:
- Import existing ZFS pool from SCALE UI
- Encountered errors with Sharing imported datasets which I fixed by correcting the mountpoints for the individual datasets following this thread.
- Create new users whose UID & GID matches with the UID & GID from the Ubuntu install. A lot of these users were Samba-only users in Ubuntu who had UID's < 500 (in order to prevent them appearing on GNOME Login)
- Create new shares for imported datasets in SCALE UI. Verify that these shares can be mounted by clients using the same credentials from the older install and read/write permissions work correctly for these clients.
- Try to view/modify permissions for an imported dataset in SCALE UI. The following screen appears (No errors visible on TrueNAS Console or middlewared.log):

Thinking it might be an issue with the odd UID's, I removed one user which had a low UID and re-created the user with a normal UID. I changed the permissions for this dataset to match with the new user as well. However, trying to modify this dataset also shows the same error.
The only datasets I can view permissions & modify are those that were created from scratch in the TrueNAS UI. Has anybody seen this type of error before? I can't find any threads on the forum that might be relevant but happy to be corrected.