Random problem while accessing WINDOWS CIFS share

[Mithilesh]

hello,Mithilesh here from India. I've been using freenas for the past 3 years on my network and its working flawless until 3 days ago,it started giving me problems. the issue I'm Facing is with Windows CIFS share folders. ive created a share long ago and with folder name "shoot" with login credentials and started dumping files into that folder. now sometimes when ever i try to open that folder with my correct login credentials it doesn't show file contents i.e the files i have duped into that folder! the issues is random and however what i have noticed that if i restarting my pc or log off and try login it back it i can see the files again!

i also tried updating freenas but the problem exist! please in resolving this issue... its random and i have no idea how to resolve it...
I'm Sending attached pics of the issues kindly find attachment!
Freenas version 9.3.1-STABLE-201512121950

 

[dlavigne]

Making note that this has been filed as #13104.

 

[anodos]

hello,Mithilesh here from India. I've been using freenas for the past 3 years on my network and its working flawless until 3 days ago,it started giving me problems. the issue I'm Facing is with Windows CIFS share folders. ive created a share long ago and with folder name "shoot" with login credentials and started dumping files into that folder. now sometimes when ever i try to open that folder with my correct login credentials it doesn't show file contents i.e the files i have duped into that folder! the issues is random and however what i have noticed that if i restarting my pc or log off and try login it back it i can see the files again!

i also tried updating freenas but the problem exist! please in resolving this issue... its random and i have no idea how to resolve it...
I'm Sending attached pics of the issues kindly find attachment!
Freenas version 9.3.1-STABLE-201512121950

Post following:
- Full hardware specs
- /etc/local/smb4.conf
- relevant entries from /var/log/messages and /var/log/samba4/log.smbd

If that proves difficult, please upload a debug tarball by clicking "system" -> "advanced" -> "save debug".

 

[Mithilesh]

Post following:
- Full hardware specs
- /etc/local/smb4.conf
- relevant entries from /var/log/messages and /var/log/samba4/log.smbd

If that proves difficult, please upload a debug tarball by clicking "system" -> "advanced" -> "save debug".

debug file sent please find attachment

 

[Mithilesh]

@all any help ???