I restored a few folders using rsync from the command line, and most of these (but not all) are invisible/hidden when accessed via SMB.
All my searches seem to point to rights/ACL but I’ve checked and SMB ACL is owner@ allow basic Full Control, Group@ allow Basic Full Control. Both have Advanced Flags File Inherit, Directory Inherit, Inherit only. Pool Dataset ACL mode Restricted
I already chown’d recursively owner:group, and I’ve checked linux rights, getfacl, getextattr and SMBacl to verify that the old folders (visible) match the settings for the new folders which just don’t show up in SMB clients - whether the client is Windows, Mac, or Linux btw…
I restarted the SMB service and then rebooted Truenas.
Strange - when I created a file in one of the folders, the two new subfolders immediately showed up, but when I tried that in another folder which also contained “missing/invisible” folders it didn’t work a second time --sub-folders still not showing up to SMB Clients.
Truenas Core 13-U6.7
My pool is on ZFS native install on Dell 740 server
I upgraded to u6.7 last week - right before I did my rsync restore from the console - could it be related to 6.7 maybe?
I originally had restored all my files using rsync from my old Linux SAMBA server a year ago when I installed this Truenas server, and after chown, all the files showed up…