guermantes
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Hello!
I originally created a dataset /mnt/TANK/home and then a share called 'homes' for which I ticked the checkbox 'Use as home share'.
I later regretted naming the share in the plural and changed the name of the share to the singular. The dataset was already named in the singular so I left it alone.
However, after the name change, the folder still showed up as 'homes' even when I booted a Linux liveCD. I was puzzled by this and decided to start afresh rather than problem-solving, so I deleted the share but kept the dataset. Then I created a new share to use as home share, and named it in the singular.
But in a Debian liveCD and my dualboot Win7/Linux Mint the home still shows up as 'homes' in file managers.
Do I need to clear some internal cache in Freenas or what might be going on here?
Freenas 11.0 U4
I originally created a dataset /mnt/TANK/home and then a share called 'homes' for which I ticked the checkbox 'Use as home share'.
I later regretted naming the share in the plural and changed the name of the share to the singular. The dataset was already named in the singular so I left it alone.
However, after the name change, the folder still showed up as 'homes' even when I booted a Linux liveCD. I was puzzled by this and decided to start afresh rather than problem-solving, so I deleted the share but kept the dataset. Then I created a new share to use as home share, and named it in the singular.
But in a Debian liveCD and my dualboot Win7/Linux Mint the home still shows up as 'homes' in file managers.
Do I need to clear some internal cache in Freenas or what might be going on here?
Freenas 11.0 U4