New Installation old Drives problem

[Miroku Asakura]

So today at my work the FreeNAS 10 usb stick failed, it died (it was a new usb...)
So in the hurry i had to burn an iso image, but my Corral one was more than 700 MB
So I did it with the new FreeNAS 11
All went smooth, could recover the drives, shares and all of it.
Created all the new users but now I am having a big problem
They can not write in any of the folders, in the user configuration I choose the root folder as the home directory but I can only write on that folder, if I try to write on any other folder I can not do it.

But if I let's say pick the folder root/asd now I can write on that folder, and also on root, but still unable to do anything on other folders.

T_T help me I did not wanted to come to the office today u_u

 

[leenux_tux]

If you have re-created your users they probably have different UID and GID (user id and group id) to the original ones that were on the system when FreeNAS 10 was installed.

From the command line, logged on as root, CD (change directory) to a folder you are trying to access. Execute "ls -al" to list all the files. If you do not get real names against the UID and GID (you get numbers) then you have an issue with security (file folder ownership permissions).