Hi Everyone,
Not sure where to start on this.
I have no experience at all with TrueNAS or servers. My son built my wife and I a TrueNAS server last year for us to use for storage of family photos, files, etc. He unexpectedly passed away in September of last year so I don't have him around to assist me with the server. I am hoping this community will be able to.
I recently started looking into the server to try and put it to use and can't figure how to utilize it. Again, I have absolutely no experience with this. I did manage to figure out how to login to it and get to the dashboard. He had mapped the drive to my PC so I am able to see it in my file folder structure. I am not able to save anything to the server, I get a "permissions" error. Watched a video on changing permissions, tried it and get this error message "Error: [EFAULT] [EPERM]Changing permissions on jail dataset path is not permitted: /mnt/Schiltz/iocage". I am completely lost and have no idea what any of this means. Any assistance would be greatly appriciated.
Not sure where to start on this.
I have no experience at all with TrueNAS or servers. My son built my wife and I a TrueNAS server last year for us to use for storage of family photos, files, etc. He unexpectedly passed away in September of last year so I don't have him around to assist me with the server. I am hoping this community will be able to.
I recently started looking into the server to try and put it to use and can't figure how to utilize it. Again, I have absolutely no experience with this. I did manage to figure out how to login to it and get to the dashboard. He had mapped the drive to my PC so I am able to see it in my file folder structure. I am not able to save anything to the server, I get a "permissions" error. Watched a video on changing permissions, tried it and get this error message "Error: [EFAULT] [EPERM]Changing permissions on jail dataset path is not permitted: /mnt/Schiltz/iocage". I am completely lost and have no idea what any of this means. Any assistance would be greatly appriciated.