When attempting to update permissions of a dataset, I can not get the permissions to stick even though it appears that it has completed successfully. I can provide screen shots if needed.
When attempting to update permissions of a dataset, I can not get the permissions to stick even though it appears that it has completed successfully. I can provide screen shots if needed.
Can you review output of midclt call core.get_jobs | jq (may have to scroll through the output)? I've seen some cases recently where webui is squashing validation errors for invalid ACL payloads.
The most common mistakes for ACL payloads are:
1) POSIX1E ACLs that lack mandatory entries
2) Attempts to recursively set an ACL that lacks inheritable entries ("default" for POSIX1E or inheritance flags for NFSv4-style).
I figured out how to ssh into the server. Running your command now. The shell terminal provided by TrueNas cuts off the top of the output from your command above, so I have to send it to a file and then review the file.
I figured out how to ssh into the server. Running your command now. The shell terminal provided by TrueNas cuts off the top of the output from your command above, so I have to send it to a file and then review the file.
Generally as a server admin, it would be beneficial to familiarize yourself with how to manage a server via SSH. Even if there's a webui, it's important to understand basic management and disaster recovery in case webui becomes inaccessible.
Can you review output of midclt call core.get_jobs | jq (may have to scroll through the output)? I've seen some cases recently where webui is squashing validation errors for invalid ACL payloads.
In reviewing the output, there were no validation errors that were clearly evident. It does not appear that the webui "squashed" any validation errors. All errors that appeared in the WebUI were shown and corrected on the web interface.
Sorry, you most likely have lost more knowledge on this than I have ever had.
I am not sure what you are asking for regarding the payload. I understand the core.get_jobs output. Please pretend I am a newbie and know nothing about this, even if I do understand a little bit.
Sorry, you most likely have lost more knowledge on this than I have ever had.
I am not sure what you are asking for regarding the payload. I understand the core.get_jobs output. Please pretend I am a newbie and know nothing about this, even if I do understand a little bit.
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