SOLVED - Network Settings Issue (Failed to sync catalog - Apps)

[lucv]

By not setting it up there at all. The SSH connections configured there are intended for use with ZFS replication and possibly other backup tasks (hence being under "backup credentials" in the GUI), not for a straightforward SSH terminal session.

The GUI way to set this up would be:

• In System Settings -> Services -> SSH
  • Make sure it's turned on and enabled at boot
• In Credentials -> Local Users -> root
  • Paste the SSH public key into Authorized Keys
  • Check "SSH password login enabled"

Thank you kind sir, testing now!

*IT WORKED! <3

 

[lucv]

No! Don't do that. While perfectly possible - and necessary if you actually put files on the top level dataset - this poster already has everything arranged in separate datesets. They just want only a single parent level share.

So with all sharing and all other potential users of these datasets disabled do this:

Code:

zfs create Genesis/SHARE # or any name you like
zfs rename Genesis/ASSETS Genesis/SHARE/ASSETS
zfs rename Genesis/PROJECTS Genesis/SHARE/PROJECTS
zfs rename Genesis/FILM_ARCHIVE/ Genesis/SHARE/FILME_ARCHIVE

Then adjust the path name of your share and restart the services you are using (probably SMB).

I was able to rename/move all of my datasets into the new (individual dataset - to enable SMB share), however I am unable to move the FILM_ARCHIVE, it is giving me the following error:

It seems to me it has something to do with the _ in ''FILM_ARCHIVE'', is there any way of me to bypass this so I can move this dataset into my new dataset: GENESIS

Thank you my lovely community :)

 

[Samuel Tai]

Try your rename command without the trailing / on the old dataset name.

 

[chuck32]

Remove the trailing / after ARCHIVE

It's ARCHIVE not ARCHIVE/

 

[lucv]

Thank you, it has worked, here is the correct code:

''
zfs rename Genesis/FILM_ARCHIVE Genesis/GENESIS/FILM_ARCHIVE
''