Running TrueNAS-SCALE-22.12.3.1
We recently migrated our file server from Windows to TN Scale. While doing so, the marketing dept decided to get MacBook Pros. We are running into issues with the Macs accessing files/folders in specific shares. For instance, I have a windows workstation and a Mac sitting here logged in with the same domain user.
On the Windows box, the user can see 144 folders and 56 files in the root of the share.
On the Mac, without any modifications, the same user can see 43 folders and 11 files.
Now here's where it gets weird... my co-worker was working on this yesterday, and by dumb luck he created a folder called "z8" in the root of the folder and now that user can see 136 folders and 54 files. The folders that it cannot see are ones that they don't have access to.
The reason he did z8, was because he was creating random folders on the windows workstation and found that he could only see a handful of them on the Mac, so he started with z1 and kept adding folders. He found that he could see z1 and z2, but not z3-z7, then z8 opened up everything. We deleted z1-z7 and everything is still there. If we rename z8 to something or delete it, everything disappears. If we delete z8, and create a folder called z1, then rename it to z8, everything reappears.
If I do a "sudo net conf list" this is the result of the "shared" share
I don't have anything else set up in the GUI for that share (like Legacy AFP Compatibility). I do have "Enable Apple SMB2/3 Protocol Extensions" checked in the SMB service as well as the following Auxillary Parameters:
We recently migrated our file server from Windows to TN Scale. While doing so, the marketing dept decided to get MacBook Pros. We are running into issues with the Macs accessing files/folders in specific shares. For instance, I have a windows workstation and a Mac sitting here logged in with the same domain user.
On the Windows box, the user can see 144 folders and 56 files in the root of the share.
On the Mac, without any modifications, the same user can see 43 folders and 11 files.
Now here's where it gets weird... my co-worker was working on this yesterday, and by dumb luck he created a folder called "z8" in the root of the folder and now that user can see 136 folders and 54 files. The folders that it cannot see are ones that they don't have access to.
The reason he did z8, was because he was creating random folders on the windows workstation and found that he could only see a handful of them on the Mac, so he started with z1 and kept adding folders. He found that he could see z1 and z2, but not z3-z7, then z8 opened up everything. We deleted z1-z7 and everything is still there. If we rename z8 to something or delete it, everything disappears. If we delete z8, and create a folder called z1, then rename it to z8, everything reappears.
If I do a "sudo net conf list" this is the result of the "shared" share
[Shared]
ea support = False
tn:purpose = DEFAULT_SHARE
path = /mnt/data/Depts/Shared
tn:path_suffix =
tn:home = False
read only = False
browseable = True
guest ok = False
hosts allow =
hosts deny =
access based share enum = False
nfs4:chown = True
posix locking = False
kernel oplocks = False
smbd max xattr size = 2097152
fruit:metadata = stream
fruit:resource = stream
fruit:time machine = False
fruit:time machine max size = 0
tn:vuid =
comment =
vfs objects = fruit streams_xattr shadow_copy_zfs ixnas zfs_core io_uringI don't have anything else set up in the GUI for that share (like Legacy AFP Compatibility). I do have "Enable Apple SMB2/3 Protocol Extensions" checked in the SMB service as well as the following Auxillary Parameters:
force unknown acl user = yes
host msdfs = yes