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Blues11
Jul 17, 2013Luminary
Another ReadyNAS or something else?
I'm researching options for adding another NAS to our network. Because there is a 4-year-old ReadyNAS (Pro Business with 5 3TB drives) on the network, I had initially thought of simply going with anot...
StephenB
Oct 17, 2013Guru - Experienced User
My RN102 is used mainly for backup, and I am pulling the backups from the OS6 system.
DeeCee52 - what was the "random UID" that the files were being set to?
I don't think the UID problem is exactly the same as file permission handling. The issue is more about mapping user accounts across systems that don't have the same UIDs.
One problem is that the OS6 systems use different UIDs/GIDs for nobody/nogroup (99 for OS6, 65534 for OS4), which can create problems if you are backing up to/from the older systems. I worked around this by avoiding nobody/nogroup on my pro.
You could also try resetting the username to match the share owner in the OS6 backup job. Though early on there was a bug with that setting, so you'd need to test it.
DeeCee52 - what was the "random UID" that the files were being set to?
I don't think the UID problem is exactly the same as file permission handling. The issue is more about mapping user accounts across systems that don't have the same UIDs.
One problem is that the OS6 systems use different UIDs/GIDs for nobody/nogroup (99 for OS6, 65534 for OS4), which can create problems if you are backing up to/from the older systems. I worked around this by avoiding nobody/nogroup on my pro.
You could also try resetting the username to match the share owner in the OS6 backup job. Though early on there was a bug with that setting, so you'd need to test it.
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