My pool has moved from computer-to-computer a few times, and the permissions have become a bit of a disaster.
I've used the Windows Advance Security settings to take ownership, and 'Replace all Child Object Permissions' and ICACLS * /T /Q /C /RESET
Either of these seem to fix things, for a while, but eventually certain folders stop respecting some/all of my permissions.
I have several folders I can't write new folders to, for instance, for users other than the owner (admin.)
This is made more complicated, because I have fairly complex Permissions set for my NAS users to let people read/write but no delete/modify.
Inheritance is enabled for all folders inside the pool, but disabled for the pool folders on the physical disks. Is this correct?
For instance, disks A B C comprise Drivepool D.
All subfolders inside D have inheritance enabled, but A:\PoolPart.a62b8f52-8e51-4846-b369-2d00a5f20298 has inheritence disabled, as I'm assuming inheritence in this case would mean inherited from A:\ and not Drivepool D:\
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fattipants2016
Windows x64 20H2, Drivepool 2.2.4.1162
My pool has moved from computer-to-computer a few times, and the permissions have become a bit of a disaster.
I've used the Windows Advance Security settings to take ownership, and 'Replace all Child Object Permissions' and ICACLS * /T /Q /C /RESET
Either of these seem to fix things, for a while, but eventually certain folders stop respecting some/all of my permissions.
I have several folders I can't write new folders to, for instance, for users other than the owner (admin.)
This is made more complicated, because I have fairly complex Permissions set for my NAS users to let people read/write but no delete/modify.
Inheritance is enabled for all folders inside the pool, but disabled for the pool folders on the physical disks. Is this correct?
For instance, disks A B C comprise Drivepool D.
All subfolders inside D have inheritance enabled, but A:\PoolPart.a62b8f52-8e51-4846-b369-2d00a5f20298 has inheritence disabled, as I'm assuming inheritence in this case would mean inherited from A:\ and not Drivepool D:\
The images should make this more clear.
Thank you in advance.
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