Imported Pool from Linux system cannot create share

[schwartznet]

I reinstalled my Ubuntu 20 FIle server with Truenas Scale and imported the pool from the GUI. All went well there, and I can read/write to the zfs pool but cannot add a SMB share. When i go to add one (Service is on and running) it shows /mnt but nothing under it.

 

[schwartznet]

 

[anodos]

Did you import through the webui?

 

[schwartznet]

"Truenas Scale and imported the pool from the GUI" in the post

 

[anodos]

"Truenas Scale and imported the pool from the GUI" in the post

Sorry. Late at night here. What is output of zpool list? Do you see any error messages related to the import in /var/log/middlewared.log?

 

[schwartznet]

root@tssn-file-p10[~]# zpool list
NAME SIZE ALLOC FREE CKPOINT EXPANDSZ FRAG CAP DEDUP HEALTH ALTROOT
boot-pool 448G 2.64G 445G - - 0% 0% 1.00x ONLINE -
zfs-mirror-01 63.7T 30.9T 32.8T - - 11% 48% 1.01x ONLINE /mnt

 

[winnielinnie]

What about the list of datasets themselves?

zfs list -r -t filesystem -o name,mountpoint zfs-mirror-01

 

[anodos]

If you datasets are visible and mounted correctly, do you see proper output from ls /mnt/zfs-mirror-01? If so, what is output of midclt call filesystem.listdir /mnt/zfs-mirror-01? The path selector basically just calls our filesystem API.

 

[schwartznet]

@anodos

root@tssn-file-p10[~]# zfs list -r -t filesystem -o name,mountpoint zfs-mirror-01
NAME MOUNTPOINT
zfs-mirror-01 /mnt/zfs-mirror-01
zfs-mirror-01/.system legacy
zfs-mirror-01/.system/configs-5a0a2a47cd884dbcbe527966286bfc29 legacy
zfs-mirror-01/.system/cores legacy
zfs-mirror-01/.system/ctdb_shared_vol legacy
zfs-mirror-01/.system/glusterd legacy
zfs-mirror-01/.system/rrd-5a0a2a47cd884dbcbe527966286bfc29 legacy
zfs-mirror-01/.system/samba4 legacy
zfs-mirror-01/.system/services legacy
zfs-mirror-01/.system/syslog-5a0a2a47cd884dbcbe527966286bfc29 legacy
zfs-mirror-01/.system/webui legacy
zfs-mirror-01/NFSDataStore /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/NFSDataStore
zfs-mirror-01/backups /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/backups
zfs-mirror-01/backups/backupexec /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/backups/backupexec
zfs-mirror-01/backups/cacs /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/backups/cacs
zfs-mirror-01/backups/cisco /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/backups/cisco
zfs-mirror-01/backups/nsx /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/backups/nsx
zfs-mirror-01/backups/vcenter /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/backups/vcenter
zfs-mirror-01/backups/veeam /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/backups/veeam
zfs-mirror-01/backups/veeam/cb /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/backups/veeam/cb
zfs-mirror-01/backups/veeam/ccg /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/backups/veeam/ccg
zfs-mirror-01/backups/veeam/manual_archive /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/backups/veeam/manual_archive
zfs-mirror-01/backups/veeam/rhw /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/backups/veeam/rhw
zfs-mirror-01/backups/veeam/tssn /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/backups/veeam/tssn
zfs-mirror-01/backups/veeam/vss /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/backups/veeam/vss
zfs-mirror-01/ix-applications /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/ix-applications
zfs-mirror-01/ix-applications/catalogs /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/ix-applications/catalogs
zfs-mirror-01/ix-applications/default_volumes /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/ix-applications/default_volumes
zfs-mirror-01/ix-applications/docker /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/ix-applications/docker
zfs-mirror-01/ix-applications/k3s /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/ix-applications/k3s
zfs-mirror-01/ix-applications/k3s/kubelet legacy
zfs-mirror-01/ix-applications/releases /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/ix-applications/releases
zfs-mirror-01/logs /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/logs
zfs-mirror-01/logs/loginsight /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/logs/loginsight
zfs-mirror-01/logs/syslog /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/logs/syslog
zfs-mirror-01/logs/vrops /mnt/zfs-mirror-01/logs/vrops

 

[schwartznet]

@winnielinnie

root@tssn-file-p10[~]# midclt call filesystem.listdir /mnt/zfs-mirror-01
[{"name": "logs", "path": "/mnt/zfs-mirror-01/logs", "realpath": "/mnt/zfs-mirror-01/logs", "type": "DIRECTORY", "size": 5, "mode": 20479, "acl": false, "uid": 0, "gid": 0, "is_mountpoint": true, "is_ctldir": false}, {"name": "backups", "path": "/mnt/zfs-mirror-01/backups", "realpath": "/mnt/zfs-mirror-01/backups", "type": "DIRECTORY", "size": 12, "mode": 20479, "acl": false, "uid": 0, "gid": 0, "is_mountpoint": true, "is_ctldir": false}, {"name": "NFSDataStore", "path": "/mnt/zfs-mirror-01/NFSDataStore", "realpath": "/mnt/zfs-mirror-01/NFSDataStore", "type": "DIRECTORY", "size": 10, "mode": 20479, "acl": false, "uid": 0, "gid": 0, "is_mountpoint": true, "is_ctldir": false}]

 

[anodos]

Well, looks like it should appear in the webui. Maybe try loading up in a private browser session.

 

[schwartznet]

Tried inPrivate and firefox and chrome and edge no go same result

 

[winnielinnie]

Tried inPrivate and firefox and chrome and edge no go same result

To confirm, are there existing SMB shares that currently work when accessing them from a client (Linux, Windows, etc) computer?

Have you rebooted the system yet?

Have you tried changing the "zoom level" in Firefox or Chrome to see if it magically lets the expanded directory tree display properly?

 

[schwartznet]

I have no shares at this time. I was running Ubuntu 20 with this same server and had everything manually setup. Deleted old OS, installed TrueNas Scale and then opened GUI to import pool. Imported the pool just fine via GUI then went to make a share. It shows only mnt nothing under it in the GUI. I have rebooted the system 1 time after TrueNas install. Ill try again just in case.

 

[winnielinnie]

It shows only mnt nothing under it in the GUI. I have rebooted the system 1 time after TrueNas install. Ill try again just in case.

What about trying the last option suggested?

Have you tried changing the "zoom level" in Firefox or Chrome to see if it magically lets the expanded directory tree display properly?

 

[schwartznet]

I tried the zoom level as well with no sucess. I even made a folder in /mnt/TEST and it doesnt show that either

 

[anodos]

What's output of cat /etc/version? What's the output of midclt call filesystem.listdir /mnt? Do other path selectors work (like for NFS shares)?

 

[schwartznet]

When i click datasets i get this error

 

[schwartznet]

root@tssn-file-p10[/mnt]# cat /etc/version
22.12.0#
root@tssn-file-p10[/mnt]# midclt call filesystem.listdir /mnt
[]

 

[anodos]

When i click datasets i get this error

Does that dataset perhaps have the readonly property set?