Okay so this will probably be long winded, but I will caveat before I begin, I have been running Syncthing for a long time first as a plugin, then a jail, then docker on a VM, and it has been flawless bar the occasional niggle.
I know parts of the question are Syncthing related but I will post here as well.
I have a FreeNAS box, on which I run a Ubunutu VM. On my FreeNAS I have a pool with data sets as follows.
Media
Alice
Bob
They have the following ACLs applied to them
Media - Group - Family - Full Control, Inherit.
- Group - VMUser - Full Control, Inherit.
Alice - Group - Alice - Full Control, Inherit.
- Group - VMUser - Full Control, Inheret.
Bob - Group - Bob - Full Control, Inherit.
- Group - VMUser - Full Control, Inheret.
Both Alice and Bob are members of the Family group. VMUser is a member of both the Bob and Alice group.
I have a SAMBA share, and connect to that share on the Ubuntu VM using the VMuser login via fstab
Sure enough, can see Alice, Bob and Media on Media on the Ubuntu VM. So far so good.
I have syncthing set up on my laptop, and on the Ubuntu VM.
I am syncing folders from my laptop to the Ubuntu VM, the VM is receive only and part of a bigger cluster.
If I access the network share on my laptop with the Bob user, I can’t see any files that have been created by Syncthing. However if I access FreeNAS via SSH and do a ls -l on the folder, the files are there
I’m sure this is a permission issue I am not getting correct, I’ve not been using the ACLs on FreeNAS for very long so chances are I am doing something wrong there but not sure what.
My understanding is wih Bob as the group owner of the file XXX.docx, when I access the SAMBA share as Bob, I should be able to see it, all I can see is the folder structure though.
Edit:
Link to Syncthing form post on same issue
I know parts of the question are Syncthing related but I will post here as well.
I have a FreeNAS box, on which I run a Ubunutu VM. On my FreeNAS I have a pool with data sets as follows.
Media
Alice
Bob
They have the following ACLs applied to them
Media - Group - Family - Full Control, Inherit.
- Group - VMUser - Full Control, Inherit.
Alice - Group - Alice - Full Control, Inherit.
- Group - VMUser - Full Control, Inheret.
Bob - Group - Bob - Full Control, Inherit.
- Group - VMUser - Full Control, Inheret.
Both Alice and Bob are members of the Family group. VMUser is a member of both the Bob and Alice group.
I have a SAMBA share, and connect to that share on the Ubuntu VM using the VMuser login via fstab
Code:
//IP/Share /media cifs username=VMUser,password=XXX,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0
Sure enough, can see Alice, Bob and Media on Media on the Ubuntu VM. So far so good.
I have syncthing set up on my laptop, and on the Ubuntu VM.
I am syncing folders from my laptop to the Ubuntu VM, the VM is receive only and part of a bigger cluster.
If I access the network share on my laptop with the Bob user, I can’t see any files that have been created by Syncthing. However if I access FreeNAS via SSH and do a ls -l on the folder, the files are there
Code:
d---rwx---+ 4 Bob Bob 11 Oct 7 08:03 XXX ----rwx---+ 1 VMUser Bob 13540 May 17 17:09 XXX.docx
I’m sure this is a permission issue I am not getting correct, I’ve not been using the ACLs on FreeNAS for very long so chances are I am doing something wrong there but not sure what.
My understanding is wih Bob as the group owner of the file XXX.docx, when I access the SAMBA share as Bob, I should be able to see it, all I can see is the folder structure though.
Edit:
Link to Syncthing form post on same issue
