You Need Permissions ! (CIFS)

[L.E.D]

I have had many troubles with this FreeNAS box I built but this one has stumped me, I can setup a account, import a harddrive, then setup a CIFS share with that drive, I fallowed the guide on the FreeNAS website, now the problem started when I added a zfs Raid1 then added a share, I got a message on my PC saying that I needed permissions to copy a file to it, now the weird part is if I go into a folder that is already there, ex. I have a folder called _Junk_ I can copy files from folders and put files in folders but in the drive it self (y:\)(NetworkMapedDrive), I solved this problem once by resetting to factory defaults on the Console I setup the first harddrive and it ran fine but as soon as I made a second Share with another drive I got the error again, I am completely stumped I have every permission setup correctly to my understanding,

System

Board:Intel D865PERL
P4-2.8GHz
2.5 GB RAM
1 TB Sata
1 250 GB IDE (not setup do to errors above)
2 160 GB IDE (not setup do to errors above)
Gigabit NIC PCI
Random video card I found

If you need anymore info just ask,

Nathan

EDIT: FreeNAS 8.2 R1 is what I am running,

 

[Caesar]

sounds like a permissions issue... what permissions do you have set on your volume? Also what authentication do you use for your shares?

 

[ProtoSD]

Yes, and this problem (and solution) has been asked MANY times. Do some more searching, a little extra reading might answer other questions you're likely to have too.

 

[L.E.D]

Well now I cannot even access the FreeNAS server, I can still connect to it from the I.P (192.168.1.118) in a browser but as far as connecting to it with my PC, I can't even do that anymore,

Protosd: I have been searching I just never find the right answer so that's why I came here,

Caesar: The volume Permissions are the same as the ones in the video I followed but here they are.
Owner (User) : Guest
Owner (group) : guest
Mode Owner can read write and execute
Group can do the same
Other can only Read and Execute
Type of ACL : Unix
Set permission recursively : Unchecked

For the Shares Authentication in the menu CIFS under Services it is set to Local.

If you have anymore questions just ask

Nathan

 

[Caesar]

I had a permissions issues with CIFS and it turned out to be bc of the way Microsoft connects to shares. Try setting those shares to 777, write a test file, and then check the owner of the test file. In my case Windows was using a completely different account than I expected.

 

[Caesar]

oh and try using google to search the forums. I have found that google is much better than most built in forum searches.