Same here.Hi All,
I had my SMB shares working after initially setting up TrueNAS. I have verified that the datasets in my pools have 777 permissions and also that the ACL for @Everyone is set to full control and applied recursively. This was working just fine however last night I did an upgrade which also involved a reboot and now I am stuck getting a popup error for "Windows cannot access..." for my SMB share. I also tried reapplying 777 permissions, removing shares, acls, and recreating home user account i use for SMB access. I don't really know how to fix this or diagnose further at this point any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Can you explain this more in depth? There's an RC1 regression where if a user's `.system/cores` dataset has more than 1GiB of old core files in it, the system dataset (including samba's passdb.tdb) won't be properly initialized. This causes SMB authentication to not work correctly. Indication for this situation would be empty output from `midclt call smb.passdb_list`.Same here.
Now I can't even share the same datasets.
RC1 won't allow sharing nested datasets anymore.
Were they encrypted?Im really lost here. Where do you mount datasets? I never did that. I just created them and share via SMB. And it worked.
Upgraded to RC1 and this happened. This seems to be at least a bug in the upgrade process.
In the SMB share, does it point to /mnt/tank/backups/your/folders or is it pointed elsewhere?
If you go into a shell and "cd /mnt", what is the output of "ls -la" ?
Not sure why your backups dataset is unmounted. Try manually mounting from CLI.Im really lost here. Where do you mount datasets? I never did that. I just created them and share via SMB. And it worked.
Upgraded to RC1 and this happened. This seems to be at least a bug in the upgrade process.
zfs mount tank/Backups
. If message is printed, post here. You can verify by checking zfs get mounted tank/Backups
.Can you try rebooting and verify that it's not persisting.Well thanks, it worked. I had to manually remount all the structure. Now it is visible and available for SMB sharing.
I guess that will have to do that with every reboot.