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Thank you for your reply and forgive my delay. What I did was reset the file permissions and re-assign the ReadyCLOUD accounts to the affected folder. At the same time I updated the OS of the NAS. The permissions reset seemed to resolve the issue, however for reasons unknown the next the contents of the affected folder had dissappeared. To resolve the new issue, I tried many things but what seemed to work was simply renaming the folder, that for some reason made the contents reappear. Then I re-renamed it to its original name. Anyway, the file permissions reset seems like the way to go. Also, for anyone reading this, don't forget to snapshotting and backing up to an external disk before trying something like that.
My issue is similar to the second users on the previous link.
Users invited through readycloud cannot access the subfolders of readynas share neither with the readycloud app nor with through the browser. That presents a problem as remote users cannot access the nas we use at the office.
I have tried inviting users with and without local accounts Tried giving only read AND read/write access Only SMB network access is activated Readycloud admin can see all shares normally Share w/ anonymous access enabled seems to be accessed normally.
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Thank you for your reply and forgive my delay. What I did was reset the file permissions and re-assign the ReadyCLOUD accounts to the affected folder. At the same time I updated the OS of the NAS. The permissions reset seemed to resolve the issue, however for reasons unknown the next the contents of the affected folder had dissappeared. To resolve the new issue, I tried many things but what seemed to work was simply renaming the folder, that for some reason made the contents reappear. Then I re-renamed it to its original name. Anyway, the file permissions reset seems like the way to go. Also, for anyone reading this, don't forget to snapshotting and backing up to an external disk before trying something like that.
