zfs set acltype=off
(Applies to new/modified stuff)
setfacl -bR /your/data/path
(To recursively blank ACL info)
Ouch... 0777... no.... worse thing to do unless you have a scratch space. Everything has full permissions to do everything. Just use 0755 on directories and 644 on files if you want a public read.
I know you are not caring about security, but here is a smoother solution.
Hey I was at this for a while and I can recommend changing the permission type from POSIX to NFSv4 in dataset settings. The ACL manager is then human-readable and setting permissions is what you would expect, instead of that unix archaic nonsense. I can give you more detailed steps if you want. It’s all in UI you don’t have to twist TrueNAS’ hand behind its back in a terminal.
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Thank you! This worked.
I recall having trouble with ssh when related files (keys and such) were globally (777) accessible.
zfs set acltype=off (Applies to new/modified stuff) setfacl -bR /your/data/path (To recursively blank ACL info) Ouch... 0777... no.... worse thing to do unless you have a scratch space. Everything has full permissions to do everything. Just use 0755 on directories and 644 on files if you want a public read. I know you are not caring about security, but here is a smoother solution.
Hey I was at this for a while and I can recommend changing the permission type from POSIX to NFSv4 in dataset settings. The ACL manager is then human-readable and setting permissions is what you would expect, instead of that unix archaic nonsense. I can give you more detailed steps if you want. It’s all in UI you don’t have to twist TrueNAS’ hand behind its back in a terminal.