e2zippo
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1 hour ago, Helen said:
So, apparently the folder owner is some 20 102 (what is this user?), not admin, and admin, even if it belongs to 'users' group, which i doubt, doesn't have write access to the folder. Thus you get "no permission" error message.
Yeah, I get that. Any ideas how I can change this? In DSM I've assigned admin RW to these folders, but apparently it doesn't work?
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16 minutes ago, Helen said:
e2zippo,
You did listing on the sync's storage? please do that on the folder you are trying to add to Sync and on which you get permissions error!
Sorry, my bad.
This is what it looks like on the folders I'm trying to add.
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8 hours ago, Helen said:
e2zippo,
That will need ssh connection to NAS. See under who Sync runs (ps aux | grep sync) and see if that user has access to the folder, go to the folder (cd /folder/path) and list the permissions (ls -alh). Are you OK with ssh connection to NAS?
Totally fine with SSH.
Getting these results.
This is from the folder bittorentsync
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On 2/5/2016 at 11:41 AM, Helen said:
as was mentioned, this might be reconsidered.
And no, it wasn't so till Sync 2.0. Earlier syncs (1.4.x and older) were made by SynoComminuty, not us, and they run under btsync user.OK. But I still l can't get it working, I've made sure both the admin and guest account has rw access to my folders, still getting the same error Uninstalled and installed several times. Any ideas?
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2 hours ago, Helen said:
@e2zippo,
As dzonsie correctly noticed, Sync on NAS runs under "admin" user, so that user shall have write access to the folder. If it doesn't or if you don't have 'admin' user on your NAS, Sync won't have permissions to write to selected folder.
There shall be admin user. Any other, even with administrative privileges won't work. This is coded into package's scripts. perhaps will be reconsidered.
Has this been changed since 1.4.111? Because I haven't made any changes with my users.
So I have to
Uninstalled and reinstalled, checked the permissions on the admin user but I still get the error?!
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34 minutes ago, Helen said:
@e2zippo,
As dzonsie correctly noticed, Sync on NAS runs under "admin" user, so that user shall have write access to the folder. If it doesn't or if you don't have 'admin' user on your NAS, Sync won't have permissions to write to selected folder.
There shall be admin user. Any other, even with administrative privileges won't work. This is coded into package's scripts. perhaps will be reconsidered.
Has this been changed since 1.4.111? Because I haven't made any changes with my users.
I just enabled Read & Write on my admin user, still getting the error.
Tried stopping the service and starting again, didn't work. Do I need to reinstall?
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I just updated from 1.4.111 to 2.3.1 and I get the same error. It sounds weird that I should have to enable read/write to my guest account, that's really not secure by any means!
I have a Synology DS213j and running DSM 5.2-5644 Update 3
I've uninstalled and re-installed a couple of times, that didn't help.
Any ideas?
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I have the same grey box on my DS213j, doesn't seem to be an update for Synology yet?
No permissions on synology DS212j
in Sync for NAS (Network Attached Storage)
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Hey!
I made a test folder with these permissions
e2zippo is a member of the admin group.
This folder works as intended!
However, when I added my other folder with all my pictures (same permissions) I get a lot of these errors (on Synology end)
Exactly how should the permissions look like?
I mean, the test folder works fine when e2zippo is set as the owner.