In the permissions scheme for directories, the execute bit must be set in order to change (cd) to the directory.
#SMBUP NO WRITE PERMISSION WINDOWS#
The reason I am doing this is that Windows throws-up cryptic error messages when SMB issues happen. I am going to include a link here about SMB 'users' and the many gotcha's that folks will encounter. You should be able to figure out what application generated these files and directories and that is the place to start. Most of the time, the reason that folks end up with wrong permissions is that there is a Docker, Plugin or VM that is setup wrong. (I understand that it will normally exclude these directories but I have not have occasion to use it for many years so I can't speak from experience.)
#SMBUP NO WRITE PERMISSION INSTALL#
Tools > New Permissions (It is normally installed when you install the Fix Common Problems plugin.) You can use the Unraid-supplied Permissions tool but you have to be careful not to run it on certain system files/directories used by such things are Docker and VM's. There is a tool which will fix all of these problems with permissions called New Permissions. Not have it 'set' can lead to wonky behavior. Also the execute bits are set, but again I can't see why that should matter. Edit: If I set the group write bit, I am able to write to the subdirectory. Obviously the group write permission is missing, but I am logging in as the nobody user so that shouldn't matter. So based on the above, I would expect to be able to write to this directory, however I am denied permission to do so. However, a subdirectory has these permissions:ĭrwxr-xr-x 1 nobody users 30 Oct 20 17:48 foo/ I *can* write a file into the root of the share.
I am unsure why (auth in progress) is there, but it never seems to finish.ĭrw-rw-r- 1 nobody users 772 Oct 20 16:22 tv/ The two lines using protocol version SMB3_11 are from my connection. Service pid Machine Connected at Encryption Signing The output of smbstatus while authenticated is: I am unable to write to a public SMB share (share is exported and public).
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