By default make files and folders you have no rights to see hidden over SMB

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I think I might have been one of the someone elses.

A couple of separate threads have popped up on this. Dropping them here for reference.

Hide SMB Share

Hello everybody A customer, for whom I have set up a TrueNAS Scale installation (still in testing mode, updated yesterday to the current release) very urgently wants to hide certain directories from ordinary users. I would have given up long ago on the issue and decided that the users not being able to access the directory would be enough. I have found repeatedly two keywords “Enable Access Based Share Enumeration” and “Enable Access Based Enumeration” but I can’t find where to set these opti…

TrueNAS SCALE: Hide SMB shares from users without permissions (ABSE not working?)

Hi everyone, I need help properly configuring SMB in TrueNAS SCALE (version 24.10.2.1). I want to achieve the following setup: User antoni should have full access (read/write) to their own share/folder Antoni. User antoni should have read-only access to the share/folder zdjecia_red. User antoni should not see any other shares (e.g., Testowy, Dane_2TB_SSD, etc.). Other users should have full access to zdjecia_red and possibly their own shares. The goal is that when antoni accesses the server…

I need to catch up on those threads, but from my personal experience after moving from CORE 13.0-U6.1 to TrueNAS SCALE 24.04, SCALE has Access Based Share Enumeration (ABSE) in the GUI, but not Access Based Enumeration (ABE).

I actually noticed that checkbox missing the first day I installed SCALE…