SOLVED Unable to delete Windows share

[TrevInCarlton]

I have 2 zvols, named SuperServer1, and Superserver2. In each there is a dataset called HD_Movies. I created a Windows share for each of these but by mistake they are both named "HD Movies". So I now have t shares with the same name that point to different locations. I can neither edit nor delete these shares. It just returns "An error occurred!" Also I can't create new shares for the HD_Movies dataset.

Any help would be appreciated

 

[Redcoat]

You might try Midnight Commander - a visual file manager available in FreeNAS - type mc at the command prompt to access it. Some basic instructions on its use may be found here https://www.linode.com/docs/tools-reference/tools/how-to-install-midnight-commander/

 

[TrevInCarlton]

You might try Midnight Commander - a visual file manager available in FreeNAS - type mc at the command prompt to access it. Some basic instructions on its use may be found here https://www.linode.com/docs/tools-reference/tools/how-to-install-midnight-commander/

Thanks, looks like something useful to have but can't see how it will fix my current problem.

 

[Redcoat]

Oh, yes - I see you want to work on the share properties, not the stored data.

 

[Ericloewe]

I have 2 zvols, named SuperServer1, and Superserver2

No. You have two pools. A zvol is a special type of dataset that provides a block device instead of a POSIX filesystem.

Can you try the new GUI and see if this works as expected there?

 

[TrevInCarlton]

No. You have two pools. A zvol is a special type of dataset that provides a block device instead of a POSIX filesystem.

Can you try the new GUI and see if this works as expected there?

Sorry for the mistake. What new GUI, thought I was running the latest version !!

 

[TrevInCarlton]

No. You have two pools. A zvol is a special type of dataset that provides a block device instead of a POSIX filesystem.

Can you try the new GUI and see if this works as expected there?

Just found the new GUI, will try it and report back

 

[TrevInCarlton]

No. You have two pools. A zvol is a special type of dataset that provides a block device instead of a POSIX filesystem.

Can you try the new GUI and see if this works as expected there?

OK that did it, thank you.