ACL Dialog Broken?

Hey fellas, I'm not sure what's happened (I'm pretty sure this wasn't an issue till now) but for some reason, when I try to open the ACL dialog for my largest shared directory, I only get the greyed-out window with the little "Loading" circle, which stays forever. I'm able to open the ACL dialog for other folders, which have between 50-100 folders in the share, but the largest one is closer to 6000. I think it's stalling trying to populate that leftmost directory tree.

Is there something I can do to fix it?

One more image. This is what I get in Firefox VS Chrome, as in the original image:

Zitat von "davidh2k"

What type of CPU are you using? OS Disk?

6000 Folders in one shared folder may be over the top which OpenMediaVault can handle at this time. Keep in mind that it is thought to be for home and small office usage.

The WebGUI should get a speed increase with the jump to Debian Wheezy (Version Kralizec).

Greetings
David

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It's an older P4 3Ghz with 4 gigs of DDR2. CPU usage is usually less than 5% The OS disk is a 160GB WD Green. The server is really zippy and seems to run just fine except for this one issue, which I only just discovered today. I'm not sure if an update changed the way permissions are handled or what, but I noticed that I was no longer able to move / edit / delete files from shares. I was able to go into the ACL for the other shares and give "sambashare" and "users" read/write permissions, which corrected the issue for the other shares, but on this one share, I was just unable to get the ACL dialog to populate, even leaving it open for around 30 minutes didn't populate it.

When I tried it in Firefox and was offered the option to stop the script, I did. The window was then no longer greyed out and I was able to change the permissions, which made it so that I was then able to delete the file that I had been trying to, but I'm not sure since I stopped the script if the change was actually applied to all folders, or just the ones that were able to be loaded before the script seized up.

Thanks for a quick response though

P.S. Maybe if that .js which populates the folder tree on the left could be made to only populate what's in the field of view depending on the position of the slider? Iunno.

Edit: After checking for a real number, I exaggerated the number of folders in that directory, it looks like I have 3996 right now, but that fluctuates a bit.

Zitat von "ryecoaaron"

Bug report filed here.

Cool, thanks! I was going to ask where it should go