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Whenever I try open on those folders I get weird windows pop up saying the location in unavailable. I can brows to it fine via the unraid UI with no problem and everything looks intact. Other, non imported files and folders seem fine.

I don't know either but it even if it's something on the source data side (WD PR2100 raid0) that is funky, though I can't imagine what since the old nas works fine, then it's still in how unraid is handling the data since it only presents back out to other devices.

I reran new permission tool on the shares. I had tried this before with zero change (several times, including the disk) but today when I did it worked for whatever reason and now I can mount the folders.

I'm not really clear on the difference between the two or what the cap S and T mean or which value is significant here. I assume it will come back but as long the tool actually works I guess I'll just file it as dumb work around.

I did notice that if I copy one of the subdirectories which are invisible to my remote windows machine to a new dir, it is immediately visible to everything including the Windows machine, while of course owned by root:root which made the copy.

If I re-assign ownership to nobody:users I can STILL see the subdirectory from remote Windows. But nothing I do makes the rsync'd directories visible to the remote windows machine over the share. I'm at a total loss to explain what's going on here. I have the same overall experience as all the descriptions above, files copied via the Windows machine over the share work fine, it's only issues with rsynced files on the unraid server itself directly as part of a server migration.

(edit: copying directories does not appear to work anymore on this unraid server after migrating all files and continuing to troubleshoot, no idea what is going on)

The S, T flag issues mentioned in the last comment aren't a factor for me over here though.

same for file contents, etc. I'm not sure what else to check, this seems very bizarre to me. All files and directories involved use alphanumeric character plus parentheses and periods only. All subdirectories and files are visible from terminal, just not via SMB on Windows.

Previous server unraid 6.9.2 doesn't appear to have any issues with the same directories. If I copy over files from the older unraid server to the new one via Windows rather than rsync on the destination server directly, I don't see to have this issue (but that's much much slower, etc.)

Diagnostics does not appear to contain anything interesting, no errors. syslog.txt looks good etc. I'd prefer not to share it on a public forum since it does contain a decent amount of personal info even when "anonymized".

If anyone has any ideas for what else I can check for differences between these directories it would be appreciated. All permissions etc appear to be the same. I'm not sure if there is something special with Unraid OS going on if I copy directly into the /mnt/user// directory or if perhaps I should be doing a migration copy somewhere else preferred?

Have look at the Parent directory and any child directories involved. (Sometimes, the problem is not with the permissions of the current directory but with the parent directory and perhaps with permissions on the child directories.)

I'm not very trustful of new Shares being created with the newer version of Unraid. It feels like it's something to do with how the shares are being created/served rather than the files within them.

Maybe someone else will find this thread on a google search in the future.

I am also seeing this exact issue from 2020 that does not look to have been resolved. I can copy to subdirectories but not directly into the share directory. Signs are pointing to a Windows issue, even though I'm seeing this on two different machines on my network. Oh well the troubleshooting continues.

Current best practice would be to mount it in the /mnt/remotes/ path, don't know if that will change anything, but Unraid is sensitive about unknown items directly in the /mnt path, due to much of the filesystem being created in RAM.

I'm running a Debian Squeeze system and trying to mount a windows share in /etc/fstab. I've got an existing cifs mount working, but it's a simple //xx.xx.xx.xx/sharename situation. This second one isn't working however.

I'm using the EXACT same syntax and credentials for both mounts. I KNOW the credentials are valid and working because I use them to connect to the same share on my Windows box. I'd change the share name, but unfortunately it's not one of MY servers and they won't do it.

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