Folder Permissions Issue

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Ok…I have 2, NVMe SSDs on my mobo. 1 is for TrueNAS itself and the other for TrueNAS applications such as ClamAV. I created a dataset on the application NVMe and then created a share in this dataset for ClamAV logs that I set for both SMB and NFS. I use Linux Mint Cinnamon on my desk computer which has a Network icon on the desktop. When I open the Network icon, I see my TrueNAS folder and I can login to my TrueNAS folder with no issues with username/password. When the TrueNAS folder opens, I can see the ClamAV logs folder and I attempt to login with username/password to read the ClamAV scan logs and I get an error message:

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So apparently I have a permissions issue on this folder. Of course I researched and tried changing the permissions many times with no joy. Any ideas on what I need to change in my permissions to allow me to open the folder and read the ClamAV log files? Thank you!

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  1. try local access to the file via SSH and su <username>. If you can’t access it locally, you can’t access it via SMB. This usually means your account is unable to access an intermediate path (maybe 0o700 permissions on some dir).
  2. try mounting with noperm. Sometimes mount.cifs can be overly clever about guessing whether you have access and get it wrong.