Re: RN102 shares visible only through ssh can't see throught AdminPage and ReadyCloud
Hi @cezarysz , it could very well be a browser issue.
Therfore you might want to disable add-ins in your current browser and try again. Or you might even try different browsers (without add-ins, please) like Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Edge or Lunascape. The latter has three browser engines from chrome, apple and microsoft you can freely choose from.
Have you checked that the SMB service is "green" in the web ui (System->settings->services)?
If so, are you using a Windows PC or a Mac?
What error are you seeing when you use Windows File Explorer (or Finder on a Mac)?
As I said at start - SMB is Enabled (I mean "green" in Sys ->Settings->Services
I'm using WinPC and Linux.
I didn't try to explore my nas with Win Explorer - will check that later, but there are no errors - my "data" file is "hidden" for ReadyCLoud and AdminPage.
Maybe someone can tell me where is config file for SMB? I did add my "data" shares to /etc/frontview/samba/Shares.conf but it's not enought. Maybe the ownership of my "data" is the problem?
Maybe someone can tell me where is config file for SMB? I did add my "data" shares to /etc/frontview/samba/Shares.conf but it's not enought. Maybe the ownership of my "data" is the problem?
You should have created the shares via the web ui (and enabled them for SMB) - not added them manually to Shares.conf. Also, shares are btrfs subvolumes, they are not folders - so they shouldn't be created with mkdir.
If you are trying to access the data volume itself with SMB, then you need to use NAS admin credentials in the PC. The simplest way to do that is to add them to the Windows credential manager. If you use both IP address and hostname to access the NAS, then you'd add one credential for each.
Try running CMD on the PC, and enter
net use * /delete
net use t: \\nas-ip-address\data /user:admin nas-admin-password
usng the real ip address and password of course. Be careful with the typing (spaces and slash direction). The first command terminates any open network connections (if it prompts, allow it to proceed). The second attempts to mount the NAS data volume as drive letter t.
