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Unable to access files/folders moved to share root thru CIFS
I'm having a permissions issue that appears to only be affecting CIFS. When I create a new file/folder within the root of a share or copy a file/folder from my desktop to the root of a share; I can...
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I edited the post above to update the reported ls info.
I still don’t understand why this is happening. Looking at the permissions using ls, it appears to me that they are correct and that I should still be able to access the files/folders after they’ve been moved to the root of the share (I can still access them through ftp/s and http/s).
If I view the permissions from the Windows Explorer security tab before the move, it lists the following groups and users as having permissions:
Everyone
CREATOR OWNER
CREATOR GROUP
Powerusers (NAS-EA-45-13\powerusers)
tom @ xxxxx.xxx (NAS-EA-45-13\tom)
After the move, the security tab shows the following for folder_2 and testfile.txt:
"No groups or users have permission to access this object. However, the owner of this object can assign permissions"
Prior to my noticing this issue, I applied the itunes server patch (1.03) and updated squeezecenter to the full version (v7.7.0).
I edited the post above to update the reported ls info.
I still don’t understand why this is happening. Looking at the permissions using ls, it appears to me that they are correct and that I should still be able to access the files/folders after they’ve been moved to the root of the share (I can still access them through ftp/s and http/s).
If I view the permissions from the Windows Explorer security tab before the move, it lists the following groups and users as having permissions:
Everyone
CREATOR OWNER
CREATOR GROUP
Powerusers (NAS-EA-45-13\powerusers)
tom @ xxxxx.xxx (NAS-EA-45-13\tom)
After the move, the security tab shows the following for folder_2 and testfile.txt:
"No groups or users have permission to access this object. However, the owner of this object can assign permissions"
Prior to my noticing this issue, I applied the itunes server patch (1.03) and updated squeezecenter to the full version (v7.7.0).
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