Messed up my main NFS share

[nojstevens]

Hello,

I've been searching for an answer to this but i can't find one....

I have two NFS shares, store (for VMs) and tank (for files). tank is shared via NFS v3 and i am using Mapall root/wheel to avoid permssion issues. It has worked great for a couple of months (since i built it).

Now, i am kicking myself and i know i should not have done this, but i turned CIFS sharing on that same path to fix some Windows issues i was having. Since i did that i have not been able to write to the NFS share. I have turned CIFS off. I have deleted the NFS share and remade it, but on every platform (windows, macos and ubuntu) i can mount the share NFS but i cannot write to it. I have tried to chmod 777 * the whole thing from the FreeNAS shell but it says 'operation not permitted' (i do have sudo as root ticked).

I have found one thread where the OP fixed it by deleting the entire zpool and making it again. I really really do not want to do that

So... how can i 'UnCIFS' my NFS share and get it back to how it was?

Jon

 

[KrisBee]

What version of Freenas are using? Do your share paths point to datasets or directories?

I'd check that any dataset shared via NFS still has the appropriate permissions: ACL type UNIX, etc. Double check at the CLI using getfacl on the share path and that the "aclmode" & "aclinherit" datasets properties are both set to "passthrough".