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Originally Posted by blue68f100
Is any one else connected to the snap while you try to delete the share??? Can you delete the share from the windows finder?
Check your access rights and see if you have access. I most all cases root is added if you used the guide to add shares. The admin group is NOT added. Something to check.
Change the ownership of the share to root, reboot and try again.
I had mine mess up when I was testing and had a share listed but there was no share. Since I was testing I just reloaded the snap. I have discovered it best to create the parent share using the gui vs windows. After the share is created for the users they can add and delete all they want.
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Oh, we always create the shares using the WEB GUI..
there is no such user called root on this system, just admin.
I noticed that on the one i am trying to delete now the permissions in the webgui is set to "Allusers" so i added admingrp and tried to delete it but it says "cannot unmount share" still.
Should I have a user called root?
keep in mind we got this snap 4500 when it first came out and have upgraded it from each release so im not real sure what the story is.
BMF