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RAIDIATOR 4.1.9 Upgrade - Access Denied to some CIFS Shares!
If you have run into this issue please upgrade to 4.1.10: http://www.readynas.com/RAIDiator_4_1_10_Notes
You can then use the Advanced Options tab (go to Shares > Share Listing > Sharename then click on e.g. CIFS and you'll see the tab) to reset the ownership to what you want. You can use the Set ownership and permission for existing... option. Don't forget to click Apply to make your changes
Upgraded my NV+ from 4.1.8 to 4.1.9.
Three of the shares now have "Access Denied" errors when attempting a directory listing from a workstation.
I've done a full filesystem check - hours later it reports that problems were corrected, but still access is denied.
I've tried changing the permissions on the CIFS shares affected, including setting the default share as everybody.
I also notice that I can't set the owner or group of the share on the advanced tab. It's set to nobody/nogroup and whenever I try and change it, it resets to nobody/nogroup.
How do I downgrade to 4.1.8?
You can then use the Advanced Options tab (go to Shares > Share Listing > Sharename then click on e.g. CIFS and you'll see the tab) to reset the ownership to what you want. You can use the Set ownership and permission for existing... option. Don't forget to click Apply to make your changes
Upgraded my NV+ from 4.1.8 to 4.1.9.
Three of the shares now have "Access Denied" errors when attempting a directory listing from a workstation.
I've done a full filesystem check - hours later it reports that problems were corrected, but still access is denied.
I've tried changing the permissions on the CIFS shares affected, including setting the default share as everybody.
I also notice that I can't set the owner or group of the share on the advanced tab. It's set to nobody/nogroup and whenever I try and change it, it resets to nobody/nogroup.
How do I downgrade to 4.1.8?
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- Had problems with users being unable to connect to NAS through CIFS, downgraded the firmware to 4.1.8 and still no CIFS access. Turns out the firmware update had wiped the Domain administrator password out. Reset domain admin password and it was all good. Will test with 4.1.9 over weekend if i find the time.
- Don't go back to 4.1.9. Go to 4.1.10 beta or stick on 4.1.8.
- 4.1.10 is now available: http://www.readynas.com/RAIDiator_4_1_10_Notes
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