alpha754293
Dabbler
- Joined
- Jul 18, 2019
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Hello.
I have a dual Xeon E5310 server that's running TrueNAS Core 12.0 U1.1.
I have created a user for myself and also a pool and dataset that is to be shared on my network using both the SMB and NFS protocols (pointing to the same location), so the share profile is set to "GENERIC".
For the ACL permissions on the SMB share side of things, it is set to "OPEN" and everybody has full control.
The same share/mount point/dataset is also shared as a NFS share as well.
However, I've noticed that when I am copying data to the location using NFS, the owner is set to "nobody" and the group is set to the name of my user that I had also used to create a group as well.
The problem that I am running into is when I am trying to manipulate the files on a Windows 7 SP1 x64 Pro client over SMB, it says that I don't have permissions to manipulate the files.
How should I set the permissions up so that the NFS operations will create files/folders with the same owner:group as when I create files/folders using my Windows client?
Or can I set the permissions in such a way that neither protocol cares about the permissions (since I am the only one who is using my server)?
Thank you.
I have a dual Xeon E5310 server that's running TrueNAS Core 12.0 U1.1.
I have created a user for myself and also a pool and dataset that is to be shared on my network using both the SMB and NFS protocols (pointing to the same location), so the share profile is set to "GENERIC".
For the ACL permissions on the SMB share side of things, it is set to "OPEN" and everybody has full control.
The same share/mount point/dataset is also shared as a NFS share as well.
However, I've noticed that when I am copying data to the location using NFS, the owner is set to "nobody" and the group is set to the name of my user that I had also used to create a group as well.
The problem that I am running into is when I am trying to manipulate the files on a Windows 7 SP1 x64 Pro client over SMB, it says that I don't have permissions to manipulate the files.
How should I set the permissions up so that the NFS operations will create files/folders with the same owner:group as when I create files/folders using my Windows client?
Or can I set the permissions in such a way that neither protocol cares about the permissions (since I am the only one who is using my server)?
Thank you.