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I recently upgraded from DSM 6 to DSM 7. I noticed that the shared folder /photo permissions look a lot different than all other shared folders, when in file station/right click/permissions. I'm wondering why did all other shared folders update when coming over to DSM 7 and /photo didn't? This caught my attention, because I am trying to browse /photo by file station, but I do not have permissions to do it. On the root folder the permissions for my users are there, but when you go into the sub folders, the permissions there are owner only.
I'm in the process of moving my /photo data to a temp folder. I am then going to turn off all the shared spaces options in Synology Photos, make sure /photo is removed, and then I'm going to turn it back on to see if there's a difference (now that I'm typing this I could actually do this in my vDSM).
Anyway, are you guys seeing the same?
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I just turned off shared space and deleted the /photo folder, which was initially created in DSM 6. I then turned shared space back on and the system created a new /photo folder. It indeed is different, here is the new view of folder permissions for /photo.
I'm in the process of moving my /photo data to a temp folder. I am then going to turn off all the shared spaces options in Synology Photos, make sure /photo is removed, and then I'm going to turn it back on to see if there's a difference (now that I'm typing this I could actually do this in my vDSM).
Anyway, are you guys seeing the same?
[automerge]1639766843[/automerge]
I just turned off shared space and deleted the /photo folder, which was initially created in DSM 6. I then turned shared space back on and the system created a new /photo folder. It indeed is different, here is the new view of folder permissions for /photo.