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Hi I have a ReadyNAS Pro 2 (RNDP2000). Is it possible to change the file file system permissions of a folder via the web interface?
I'm using a Windows PC to access a share which I currently have read/write access to, but when I try to create/edit a file in a particular subfolder it gives an access denied error.
Re: Change file system permissions via web interface?
Go into the share settings, and then click on the CIFS icon. There will be an "advanced options" tab on the upper right - click that.
Enter the user/group you want to own the files (nobody/nogroup works), and then set the file and folder permissions as desired.
Right under that pane there are two checkboxes:
Set ownership and permission for existing files and folders in this share to the above settings...
Grant rename and delete privileges to non-owner of files.
Make sure both are checked, and then click on "apply" on the bottom right. The permissions are reset in the background, there will be a popup when it completes. It should also be logged.
Re: Change file system permissions via web interface?
Go into the share settings, and then click on the CIFS icon. There will be an "advanced options" tab on the upper right - click that.
Enter the user/group you want to own the files (nobody/nogroup works), and then set the file and folder permissions as desired.
Right under that pane there are two checkboxes:
Set ownership and permission for existing files and folders in this share to the above settings...
Grant rename and delete privileges to non-owner of files.
Make sure both are checked, and then click on "apply" on the bottom right. The permissions are reset in the background, there will be a popup when it completes. It should also be logged.
