N3200PRO: System share folder "naswebsite" invisible and inaccessable

[IFX]

I have installed the new Web Server and MySQL modules. I have enabled the Web server module and started it. But the system share folder "naswebsite" is invisible.

When I try to add this folder there is an error message that this folder already exists. Since I cannot set ACL privileges I cannot access this folder under Vista. It is visable but inaccessable due to lack of rights.

Help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

[mr_lars]

same problem here

a week ago i've installed the module, just to take a look without nor touching the ACL page
just few minutes and i disinstalled it

now i reinstalled to test it more deeply. everything works except for the fact that i can't see the existent naswebsite folder under Folders or System Folders

[kef]

Hi,

same problem here too but I find a way to resolve it. I just restart the thecus and the folder become visible automatically. It seems that during the boot, the system change the right of some system folder like this one.
For me, the php module works fine when this restart is done. But I don't arrive to do the same with the other module (mysql5). I have already install & activate it, but phpmyadmin tell me that the mysql extension can't be loaded. I don't understand why, it's like mysql try to use the normal web server and not the one from the php module.

[mr_lars]

Hi, same problem here too but I find a way to resolve it. I just restart the thecus and the folder become visible automatically. It seems that during the boot, the system change the right of some system folder like this one.

thank you kef, i've tried to reboot, reinstall, reboot again etc but nothing worked for me.
I can reach the index page and everything but the folder is still invisible.

[peterfu]

Try to create the "naswebsite" folder via folder management of the box
br
Peter

[mr_lars]

Try to create the "naswebsite" folder via folder management of the box
br
Peter

i have to create it like a service folder or a normal folder?
i have to copy the contents from the old one? how i have to do it? via ftp/smb/afp?
i have to cancel the old one?
pls explain me better...

[peterfu]

i have to create it like a service folder or a normal folder?

Theres no difference

i have to copy the contents from the old one? how i have to do it? via ftp/smb/afp?

Yes, You should do a security copy of the content

i have to cancel the old one?
pls explain me better...

I expect that after creation the folder itselgf remines untouched, it simply appears in the folder list
br
Peter

[jackkel]

how do i delete the folder? it doesnt show up in the folder list.

i cannot create another one without deleting the original one cos it says folder already exist.

thanks

[peterfu]

If the folder is created on module installation, then it may help to deinstall and reinstall the module. If that still does not help, then a manual removal of the folder may help. For thjat You need ssh access - as far as I know theres a module available for the N3200pro to have ssh access.
br
Peter

[mr_lars]

If that still does not help, then a manual removal of the folder may help. For thjat You need ssh access - as far as I know theres a module available for the N3200pro to have ssh access.

nope, deinstalled the module, removed the folder via ssh

when i tried to add the naswebsite folder i received a

Create share folder failed. - [naswebsite]

leaving the creation option Public in "No" mode

Folder name already exists!

if i switch to "Yes"

now i've reboot the device and the naswebsite folder is there, created by the system in the boot process

using the ls command i see just a link that point to the folder itself

i've removed the newly created folder and the errors above reappeared...

[peterfu]

So, it's not in the folder list of the GUI and You can't create it but there exists a dead link after rebooting, but the folder itself is not existing ?
br
Peter

[mr_lars]

the folder is not there before reboot, in terminal not in gui
in the gui list is not present but it's impossible to create

is recreated in the reboot process with the link inside

[peterfu]

OK - where does the link point to?
br
Peter

[mr_lars]

OK - where does the link point to?

to the folder itself
/raid/naswebsite

[peterfu]

The try to create this folder via command shell and do a reboot afterwards
br
Peter

[mr_lars]

The try to create this folder via command shell and do a reboot afterwards
br
Peter

same as above...