Can't access C and home - need help

MaximG wrote:

Hello everyone! I have to get into BT temp directory ("\\nas_ipaddress\c\.bittorrent") on my ReadyNAS Duo. I'm trying to connect to "\\nas_ipaddress\c" as admin user with default password (i don't have yet changed) from my Windows XP Pro SP2, but the nas gives me an "Error password". I have tried to map a drive to c using windows commands: net use t: \\nas_ipaddress\c /user:admin but the response is already "Access Denied". Then i created a test txt file in media/BitTorrent directory. The security settings for the file are (groups & users): - anyone - nobody - nogroup Admin user does not exists! Is there a setting I need to change to gain access to this folder? :cry:

I'm getting the above problem but I *have* changed the admin password (no other user accounts) and I get "the local device name is already in use" when trying to map the drive as above using cmd. (running 4.1.7 on a duo).

I'm having trouble accessing the BT manager and would like to clear the hidden files out. BTW I have never been able to access the \c or \home folders.

Please can someone help before I throw this useless thing at the wall and dig out my old Synology.

skins wrote:
I'm getting the above problem but I *have* changed the admin password (no other user accounts) and I get "the local device name is already in use" when trying to map the drive as above using cmd. (running 4.1.7 on a duo).

It sounds like whatever drive name you're trying to use is already in use.

I am having the same problems as Bacelo who started this thread

No share access to C,nor to Home and any folders under it that a mounted when a domain user logs into my NAS. funny thing is when a make the home shares available by FTP, when i FTP a domain users sees the entire home share folder structure but on files.

Anyone with bright ideas on how to go round this.

I have a similar problem:

When I connect to my readynas with win7 and admin user I can see all the shares including "c" and "home".

But when I try to open them up I get the login popup. When trying to type in my admin credentials I get access denied.

I have changed my default admin password.


Another thing I am trying to solve is:

I have a share that two users have read/write to. But if "user1" have created something on the share "user2" can't rename or move it(only delete works). It says that user2 needs user1's permission to change it.
Is there a way to make that work without allowing read/write to the "everyone" group?