After Update 2.40.06-048 File Permissions Broken

[solo89]

First I’m connecting the same way I always did through the shared drives option of Mac OS X.  I can create a new folder and put my movies and files in that folder, but every existing folder and file tells me I do not have permission to edit. 

On a locked folder the permissions are: 

• daapd - read & write
• staff - read only
• everyone - read only

On an accessible folder (or newly created folder) the permissions are:

• daapd - read & write
• staff - read & write
• everyone - read only

So to fix this I figured I would change the file permissions using ssh.

Why did this happen and how should I fix this?  How can I get rid of daapd or should that stay?

Thanks!

[TonyPh12345]

Ok, what?

Where is the “daapd” “user” appearing?  It’s certainly not one of the defaults – did you create it?

The permissions for folders / users are defined when the share is created and can be modified.

[solo89]

I guess I should have been more specific.  I remember someone on the forum having the same issue.  I think it was when I transfered files off my external drive to the Duo via terminal commands (got a faster transfer that way)  This is in Finder as oppossed to the Duo UI.  The share access on those is set to public and aren’t the issue (I don’t think)