Folders not showing depending on protocal

Hello.

I have a shared folder set up called 'media'

I have set up SMB access to this shared folder
I have set up AFP access to this shared folder.

From my mac, if I mount the share under SMB, I can see 'Movies' and 'Music' folders contained within.

If I mount the share under AFP, I can see the folders 'Movies', 'Work' and 'Tv Shows' within.

As I am not having this issue with other shares on the network, I have to assume something within OMV has gone awry? I am running this shinny new version.

Any ideas?

Hi there.

I think something has gone a bit left field here.

I have a physical raid file system called 'media'

I also have a shared folder called 'media' which is that entire file system above. Just an one huge share basically.

Now when I look in SMB, I have both 'Media' and 'media'.

I have not created 'Media' anywhere.

On the mac if I connect with AFP I get the option of the lower case 'media'

ON Smb I see both 'media' and 'Media' and can connect to both which both resolve to the same thing.

However if I dig further in to say movies under AFP. I can see a folder with a full backup from cobian with the date on the end.

However under SMB in the same location this folder does not exist.

I'll try the permissions thing, but it feels like the whole thing went tits up.

No I did not set up home folder.

I simply set up a shared folder called media and created shares in samba and afp to this folder.

There is some issues going on not really sure what to do. I don't understand why there is a 'Media' and 'media' resolving to the same share.

Hi here is what it says.

I don't know if its just samba as AFP will only show some folder as well.

I am happy to level it and start again.

global


workgroup = WORKGROUP


server string = %h server


dns proxy = no


log level = 0


syslog = 0


log file = /var/log/samba/log.%m


max log size = 1000


syslog only = yes


panic action = /usr/share/samba/panic-action %d


encrypt passwords = true


passdb backend = tdbsam


obey pam restrictions = yes


unix password sync = no


passwd program = /usr/bin/passwd %u


passwd chat = *Enter\snew\s*\spassword:* %n\n *Retype\snew\s*\spassword:* %n\n *password\supdated\ssuccessfully* .


pam password change = yes


socket options = TCP_NODELAY IPTOS_LOWDELAY


guest account = nobody


load printers = no


disable spoolss = yes


printing = bsd


printcap name = /dev/null


unix extensions = yes


wide links = no


create mask = 0777


directory mask = 0777


map to guest = Bad User


use sendfile = yes


aio read size = 16384


aio write size = 16384


null passwords = no


local master = yes


time server = no


wins support = no


#======================= Share Definitions =======================


morebackups


path = /media/36c89582-1cbc-42db-8449-00f858acfea3/morebackups/


guest ok = yes


guest only = yes


read only = no


browseable = yes


inherit acls = yes


inherit permissions = no


ea support = no


store dos attributes = no


printable = no


create mask = 0755


force create mode = 0644


directory mask = 0755


force directory mode = 0755


hide dot files = yes


backups


path = /media/35e16342-ae8a-4e46-8e33-e4085918fd82/backups/


guest ok = yes


guest only = yes


read only = no


browseable = yes


inherit acls = yes


inherit permissions = no


ea support = no


store dos attributes = no


printable = no


create mask = 0755


force create mode = 0644


directory mask = 0755


force directory mode = 0755


hide dot files = yes


media


path = /media/2ed595f8-1615-4a6e-862c-da399cdb1800//


guest ok = yes


guest only = yes


read only = no


browseable = yes


inherit acls = yes


inherit permissions = no


ea support = no


store dos attributes = no


printable = no


create mask = 0755


force create mode = 0644


directory mask = 0755


force directory mode = 0755


hide dot files = yes


root@openmediavault:~#

HI yes sorry I removed the brackets because I thought it might interfere with the forum.

For my own piece I decided to start again, or at least I tried.

I deleted the shares from SMB and AFP and turned the services off. These are the only services I have running.

I then went the wrong way I think and wiped the two disks making up the raid. The raid is now gone but the media shared folder still exists and it says its in use. This is not so as the raid is now destroyed.

Is there anyway to get rid of that shared folder 'media'