5hiftyy
Cadet
- Joined
- Nov 2, 2020
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I upgraded last Monday after doing some reading and seeing some good reviews. The upgrade went smoothly, and all the plugins seemed to be behaving properly. I attempted to access the SMB shares from my Windows 10 1903 computer per usual, but they were met with the error seen in Picture 1.
I dug around and found that my previous (terrible) habit of using root as my share accessing user was finally being forced to change. Not to worry, just create a new user. So I did, and made them owner of the requisite data sets. Still no access.
I also went through various Windows 10 settings enabling insecure guest logons etc, although that didn't seem to help any. I ended up figuring it was an upgrade bug, so I saved the config and went with a clean install + old config instead. Same issue persisted. I decided to do clean install AND brand-new setup, and that didn't change anything either. Stripping existing ACLs, making new ones, changing hostname/NetBIOS name, assigning new owner/permissions via CLI... Nothing has worked so far.
I've gotten PLEX and Tautulli running again, and they can both access the PLEX share, but I still can't login to the shares via my File Explorer or any other explorer on Windows 10 or Android. I didn't have any of these issues previously with 11.3 U5, and I WOULD roll back if not for the fact that I already updated my PLEX library pool... which was stupid of me. I'd rather not destroy 3TB of media, only because I don't want to gather it all again. The critical files are all on the pool that HAS NOT been updated yet, so I can revert still if necessary. I DO have a backup of the important data, though it's about 4wks out of date and I did a lot of reorganizing prior to this debacle so I'd rather recover this.
Debug file is attached as well.
System:
2x Xeon L5640
32GB RAM
Intel SC5520HC Motherboard
LSI IBM ServeRaid M1015 9220-8i Controller in IT Mode
ESXi 6.5
TrueNAS VM:
8x CPUs
16gb RAM
LSI Controller
20GB Boot Partition (SSD)
Drives:
4x 2TB Seagate (1 Pool; 1 Dataset; 1 SMB Share) - Personal Files
6x 1TB WD RE4 (1 Pool; 1 Dataset; 1 SMB Share) - PLEX pool
1x 100GB virtual partitioned SSD Storage (iocage, system dataset, etc) 500gb WD Blue SATA
I dug around and found that my previous (terrible) habit of using root as my share accessing user was finally being forced to change. Not to worry, just create a new user. So I did, and made them owner of the requisite data sets. Still no access.
I also went through various Windows 10 settings enabling insecure guest logons etc, although that didn't seem to help any. I ended up figuring it was an upgrade bug, so I saved the config and went with a clean install + old config instead. Same issue persisted. I decided to do clean install AND brand-new setup, and that didn't change anything either. Stripping existing ACLs, making new ones, changing hostname/NetBIOS name, assigning new owner/permissions via CLI... Nothing has worked so far.
I've gotten PLEX and Tautulli running again, and they can both access the PLEX share, but I still can't login to the shares via my File Explorer or any other explorer on Windows 10 or Android. I didn't have any of these issues previously with 11.3 U5, and I WOULD roll back if not for the fact that I already updated my PLEX library pool... which was stupid of me. I'd rather not destroy 3TB of media, only because I don't want to gather it all again. The critical files are all on the pool that HAS NOT been updated yet, so I can revert still if necessary. I DO have a backup of the important data, though it's about 4wks out of date and I did a lot of reorganizing prior to this debacle so I'd rather recover this.
Debug file is attached as well.
System:
2x Xeon L5640
32GB RAM
Intel SC5520HC Motherboard
LSI IBM ServeRaid M1015 9220-8i Controller in IT Mode
ESXi 6.5
TrueNAS VM:
8x CPUs
16gb RAM
LSI Controller
20GB Boot Partition (SSD)
Drives:
4x 2TB Seagate (1 Pool; 1 Dataset; 1 SMB Share) - Personal Files
6x 1TB WD RE4 (1 Pool; 1 Dataset; 1 SMB Share) - PLEX pool
1x 100GB virtual partitioned SSD Storage (iocage, system dataset, etc) 500gb WD Blue SATA