No permission to upload photo in PhotoStation
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No permission to upload photo in PhotoStation
I am an admin user, after updated to QTS 4.02, when I try to upload photos to Photostation (from remote location) I got these message "Sorry, you do not have permission to import files.", anyone know what is the problem? Thanks!
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Re: No permission to upload photo in PhotoStation
Same issue with non-Admin User. FS permission are ok. Upload with Filestation is working.
Is there any option to configure upload oppertunity on user level?
Thanks in advanced
Is there any option to configure upload oppertunity on user level?
Thanks in advanced
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Re: No permission to upload photo in PhotoStation
pat2097 wrote:I am an admin user, after updated to QTS 4.02, when I try to upload photos to Photostation (from remote location) I got these message "Sorry, you do not have permission to import files.", anyone know what is the problem? Thanks!
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- What version of Photo Station is installed?
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Re: No permission to upload photo in PhotoStation
QTS v4.1.0 is installed
/share/MD0_DATA/TCA , for this non-Admin user I created own home-dir which is visible in photo station
windows 8.1
not sure , how I can enable home folder feature?
PhotoStation 4.1
/share/MD0_DATA/TCA , for this non-Admin user I created own home-dir which is visible in photo station
windows 8.1
not sure , how I can enable home folder feature?
PhotoStation 4.1
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Re: No permission to upload photo in PhotoStation
Install PuTTY on your Windows PC, and use it to login to your NAS via SSH as "admin"manwecke wrote:QTS v4.1.0 is installed
/share/MD0_DATA/TCA , for this non-Admin user I created own home-dir which is visible in photo station
windows 8.1
not sure , how I can enable home folder feature?
PhotoStation 4.1
Run the following command:
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getfacl /share/MD0_DATA/TCA
You'll find information on the Home Folders feature in the Home Folders section of the fine manual.
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Re: No permission to upload photo in PhotoStation
Output from getfacl /share/MD0_DATA/TCA
getfacl: Removing leading '/' from absolute path names
# file: share/MD0_DATA/TCA
# owner: TCA
# group: administrators
user::rwx
group::rwx
other::rwx
getfacl: Removing leading '/' from absolute path names
# file: share/MD0_DATA/TCA
# owner: TCA
# group: administrators
user::rwx
group::rwx
other::rwx
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Re: No permission to upload photo in PhotoStation
No ACL's enabled. No wonder you are having issues.manwecke wrote:Output from getfacl /share/MD0_DATA/TCA
getfacl: Removing leading '/' from absolute path names
# file: share/MD0_DATA/TCA
# owner: TCA
# group: administrators
user::rwx
group::rwx
other::rwx
Still no answers to my previous questions.....
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Re: No permission to upload photo in PhotoStation
I tried to answer your previous questions already
version QTS v4.1.0 is installed
/share/MD0_DATA/TCA , for this non-Admin user I created own home-dir which is visible in photo station
windows 8.1
not sure , how I can enable home folder feature?
PhotoStation 4.1
version QTS v4.1.0 is installed
/share/MD0_DATA/TCA , for this non-Admin user I created own home-dir which is visible in photo station
windows 8.1
not sure , how I can enable home folder feature?
PhotoStation 4.1
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Re: No permission to upload photo in PhotoStation
Back to SSH....manwecke wrote:I tried to answer your previous questions already
version QTS v4.1.0 is installed
/share/MD0_DATA/TCA , for this non-Admin user I created own home-dir which is visible in photo station
windows 8.1
not sure , how I can enable home folder feature?
PhotoStation 4.1
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testparm -s -l --section-name=TCA 2>/dev/null
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Re: No permission to upload photo in PhotoStation
Noone reads the manuals? Doing things properly has the wonderful advantage that there's no need to create anything manually, plus the correct permissions are set up for the home folders of each user.manwecke wrote:not sure , how I can enable home folder feature?
Home Folders
Enable Home Folders to create a personal folder to each local and domain user on the NAS. Users can access their folders "home" via Microsoft networking, FTP, AFP, and File Station. All the home folders are located in the shared folder "Homes", which can only be accessed by "admin" by default.
To use this feature, click "Home Folders". Select "Enable home folder for all users" and the disk volume where the home folders will be created in. Click "Apply".
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Re: No permission to upload photo in PhotoStation
Any news? I have qPhoto lite on my iPhone, QNAP TS-210 with 4.1 but every time I try to upload a photo it says "Sorry, you don't have permission to upload photos. Please administrator for more information". Given the fact that I am the administrator, I contacted myself but I did not give myself an answer ( ).
To make sure I am not wasting anyone's time I will recap that I have open a all access to everyone for everything, All users have access to Home folder, but, still always the same message.
Any suggestion? I tried with Admin user, and at least additional two user ID. with Qfile I can do anything I want with the same user and same permissions..
Thanks in advance
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To make sure I am not wasting anyone's time I will recap that I have open a all access to everyone for everything, All users have access to Home folder, but, still always the same message.
Any suggestion? I tried with Admin user, and at least additional two user ID. with Qfile I can do anything I want with the same user and same permissions..
Thanks in advance
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Re: No permission to upload photo in PhotoStation
I'm having this same problem but using Android QPhoto. I too have checked folder permissions and I have R/W access to everything, including home folders. I am using QTS v4.1.1 on TS-219P+.I try to upload a photo it says "Sorry, you don't have permission to upload photos. Please administrator for more information"
Paths added to Multimedia manager are /Qmultimedia/ and /homes
Suggestions anyone?
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Re: No permission to upload photo in PhotoStation
any resolution for this issue?
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Re: No permission to upload photo in PhotoStation
It is an old thread. but I had the same issue.
What happened? during the installation of my nas there was a problem with the raid set. so I removed the first volume and re-created. so alle the default folders where gone.
after I restored this folders there was still an issue with photostation.
go to the appcenter and remove photostation and install it again.
After this everything was working.
What happened? during the installation of my nas there was a problem with the raid set. so I removed the first volume and re-created. so alle the default folders where gone.
after I restored this folders there was still an issue with photostation.
go to the appcenter and remove photostation and install it again.
After this everything was working.