I am new to TNAS/TOS, having just purchased an F2-223.
I have a master DATA share set up for my home network files and users can connect through SMB and see all of the folders and files.
If I log in using SSH then navigate to the DATA directory, an "LS" only gives me the first folder and the files inside. I do not see any of the other folders.
I am connecting with my original user id, so it should be the SuperUser and I should see EVERYTHING. I have even tried connecting with another user and I get the same results.
What am I missing?
Thanks in advance!
SSH Directory Listing Not Working
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Hi,the root user can see all the content created. How did your DATA directory appear in NAS? You can consider configuring the correct user and user group permissions for it.
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I moved the data from another NAS. It's possible there are other permissions set, but I don't think that's the case.
When I log in with my "root" user, I cannot do an LS and see the folders past the first one (alphabetically). When I connect through my Windows share, I see everything.
My root user is part of the groups ADMIN and MEDIA which also have full rights to the entire directory.
I am honestly stumped why I can't LS in SSH and see anything... logging into the TOS and going through the file explorer works perfectly as well. Just. Not. SSH.
When I log in with my "root" user, I cannot do an LS and see the folders past the first one (alphabetically). When I connect through my Windows share, I see everything.
My root user is part of the groups ADMIN and MEDIA which also have full rights to the entire directory.
I am honestly stumped why I can't LS in SSH and see anything... logging into the TOS and going through the file explorer works perfectly as well. Just. Not. SSH.
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If your shared folder is under Volume 1, you can access /Volume1/, and if it is a user folder on Volume 1, you can access /Volume1/User/
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THAT was the missing piece... I was trying to access it under "/" and not "/Volume1"
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much!
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And for some unknown reason, I have a "Data" folder with only a few items in the "/" root folder. They must have been created when I first started my migration. I have deleted that "Data" folder and everything is clean.