TMRyan wrote: ↑23 Sep 2024, 22:03If you have lost permissions for the "abc" folder under the "public" directory, you can try executing
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smbrichacl /Volume1/public/abc -I allow
in the Terminal. Then, try editing the permissions again, and make sure to check the option to inherit permissions. We will work on resolving this issue as soon as possible.
After fixing it, it still gets reset. It seems kind of random but one trigger seems to be accessing or doing some kind of operation within a folder?!
For instance, having run the command you suggested, I was able to reset permissions for a specific user for the whole shared folder tree with the 'Replace' checkbox enabled, and it seemed finally I had this fixed, for that user. Testing, I used TNAS Mobile app on my phone and logged in with user 'User1', tapped on the Files icon and then browsed to "\TNAS\Photos\User1\Wildlife". I tapped on a file and then swiped through images in the entire folder- great!! I then downloaded 2 photos from this directory on the TNAS to my phone - great!! Then, I tapped on the breadcrumb navigation at the top to go up 1 folder ("\TNAS\Photos\User1") and saw the directory listing as expected. I decided to tap on "\TNAS\Photos\User1\Places" but instead of it loading, I see "no valid data" on a blank background. I navigate back to "\TNAS\Photos\User1" and see the directory listing. I navigate back to the "Wildlife" folder and also now see "no valid data". I go back and enter "\TNAS\Photos\User1\Cars" and can view all of its files. I go back and test another subfolder, it's ok too. I try "\User1\Wildlife" again, still "no valid data". I try to go back to "\User1" and no it says "no valid data". None of the "\User1" subfolders can be accessed now. Then, a minute later, they can... but not the "Wildlife" folder.
I opened Control Panel->Processes on my computer and watched as the 'setafcl' command randomly appeared at one point and apparently reset some more permissions. But I could not get it to happen again on demand.
