Ok, hello everyone. So I've got a StoreVault, it works great, and for the most part it is wonderful. It has an issue that I'm not making headway on. I've got Linux clients and Windows clients, the Linux clients mount things via NFS the Windows clients, CIFS. When I change or update a file from the Windows client, the file becomes inaccessible (permission denied) from the Linux client. I can mount the file system from my root authorized machine, manually do a chmod to 640 and then alls good unless I write it from Windows at which point it gets screwed up again.
Players - Filer is a Storevault running DoT 7.2.1S1
Windows Clients are running Windows 7 Pro & Ultimate
Linux clients and servers running Ubuntu 14LTS.
The whole 'manage your filer' tool isn't too useful in Win7. However the console on the filer works fine. So what do I need to provide to figure out how to fix this? And no, I don't have an Active Directory running anywhere.
I'd love to fix this.
--Chuck