Hello
I am very new to truenas and experimenting.
I have searched for this issue but could not find or implement solutions.
I created a dataset for ftp and a new user, setting its home directory at the ftp dataset, setting up its permissions and starting ftp. It works good.
Unfortunately some experimenting made me create two of the same with only a case difference in the names. I saw some issues and decided to delete these users and dataset and do it again with a new different name.
One of the directory that was a deleted dataset, with its user directory inside (from a deleted user), is shown ACL (i see that when I create a new user with a new name and browse to set up its home) and cannot be deleted manually via smb.
I wish to delete this.
Hope it’s kind of clear.
I run TrueNAS-13.0-U5.1 on an ssd in a 8GB ram G3220T old thinkcentre. Only one USB 3.0 4TB 2.5” attached as pool. GB Ethernet attached to the home modem router. I get 45-75MB/s for client in wifi. I know it is not a recommended setup but good enough for experimenting and learning.
I am very new to truenas and experimenting.
I have searched for this issue but could not find or implement solutions.
I created a dataset for ftp and a new user, setting its home directory at the ftp dataset, setting up its permissions and starting ftp. It works good.
Unfortunately some experimenting made me create two of the same with only a case difference in the names. I saw some issues and decided to delete these users and dataset and do it again with a new different name.
One of the directory that was a deleted dataset, with its user directory inside (from a deleted user), is shown ACL (i see that when I create a new user with a new name and browse to set up its home) and cannot be deleted manually via smb.
I wish to delete this.
Hope it’s kind of clear.
I run TrueNAS-13.0-U5.1 on an ssd in a 8GB ram G3220T old thinkcentre. Only one USB 3.0 4TB 2.5” attached as pool. GB Ethernet attached to the home modem router. I get 45-75MB/s for client in wifi. I know it is not a recommended setup but good enough for experimenting and learning.
