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Can't change any share permissions: RN516 running 6.2.2
Hello all,
I have a ReadyNAS 516 with 4x4TB drives that I set up yesterday and upgraded to 6.2.2 out of the box. I deleted several of the default shares and added a new one. I have tied in with an Active Directory server for user accounts. This ReadyNAS is replacing a 6 year old ReadyNAS 2100 and am in the process of rsyncing over TBs of data. I set up SMB, AFP, and RSYNC access with mostly the defaults in place except for putting a local rsync account in. I went to change the SMB permissions today from wide open to something less permissive and I am finding I can't change practically anything about the share. Can't change or add groups, users, etc. Can't even add protocols. I get this in the web view no matter what change I try to apply:
I found this in my systemd-journal.log
I didn't find anything googling for this error in the context of a readynas. Does anybody have an idea how to fix this? I'm not even sure I could delete the share at this point (and I don't want to try!)
Access over SMB, AFP, RSYNC all work fine (just can't change anything!)
I have a ReadyNAS 516 with 4x4TB drives that I set up yesterday and upgraded to 6.2.2 out of the box. I deleted several of the default shares and added a new one. I have tied in with an Active Directory server for user accounts. This ReadyNAS is replacing a 6 year old ReadyNAS 2100 and am in the process of rsyncing over TBs of data. I set up SMB, AFP, and RSYNC access with mostly the defaults in place except for putting a local rsync account in. I went to change the SMB permissions today from wide open to something less permissive and I am finding I can't change practically anything about the share. Can't change or add groups, users, etc. Can't even add protocols. I get this in the web view no matter what change I try to apply:
I found this in my systemd-journal.log
Apr 07 14:44:21 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: failed to call wbcGetpwuid: WBC_ERR_DOMAIN_NOT_FOUND
Apr 07 14:44:21 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: Could not get info for uid 35023
Apr 07 14:44:21 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: Fail 'wbinfo --uid-info 35023'
Apr 07 14:44:22 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: failed to call wbcGetgrgid: WBC_ERR_DOMAIN_NOT_FOUND
Apr 07 14:44:22 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: Could not get info for gid 35004
Apr 07 14:44:22 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: Fail 'wbinfo --gid-info 35004'
Apr 07 14:44:22 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: failed to call wbcGetpwuid: WBC_ERR_DOMAIN_NOT_FOUND
Apr 07 14:44:22 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: Could not get info for uid 35023
Apr 07 14:44:22 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: Fail 'wbinfo --uid-info 35023'
Apr 07 14:44:22 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: failed to call wbcGetgrgid: WBC_ERR_DOMAIN_NOT_FOUND
Apr 07 14:44:22 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: Could not get info for gid 35004
Apr 07 14:44:22 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: Fail 'wbinfo --gid-info 35004'
Apr 07 14:44:22 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: failed to call wbcGetpwuid: WBC_ERR_DOMAIN_NOT_FOUND
Apr 07 14:44:22 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: Could not get info for uid 35023
Apr 07 14:44:22 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: Fail 'wbinfo --uid-info 35023'
Apr 07 14:44:22 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: failed to call wbcGetgrgid: WBC_ERR_DOMAIN_NOT_FOUND
Apr 07 14:44:22 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: Could not get info for gid 35004
Apr 07 14:44:22 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: Fail 'wbinfo --gid-info 35004'
Apr 07 14:44:22 ASEFileServe516 readynasd[2472]: modifyShare failed (status=824)
I didn't find anything googling for this error in the context of a readynas. Does anybody have an idea how to fix this? I'm not even sure I could delete the share at this point (and I don't want to try!)
Access over SMB, AFP, RSYNC all work fine (just can't change anything!)
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- try creating a new shares and apply permission using the instruction on the link below:
http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detai ... adynas-os6 - I ended up deleting and remaking the share. Think something was not right with the domain controller sync the first time around and it just led to weird errors like this. All is okay for now.
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