I posted this to SuperUser and Guillaume Boudreau helped me find the problem. In the end, the Linux permissions & ownership were wrong. One of my drives mounted at /var/had/files/drives had permissions set to 700. The other was owned by root:root at the mount point. I had been checking the permi...

Thanks for persisting. I've run a greyhole fsck (and I think it runs weekly by default). Yes, I have mount_shares_locally running and those mounts show all the files but then they are mounted under my ID.

Yes they are Greyhole shares and yes the users are HDA users.
It is bothering me that I cannot figure it out (I'm a 30 yr IT vet.)
I'm going to post this to SuperUser for help.

Quite a typo in my previous post (now => not) is fixed. No, the issue is not resolved. I'm really stumped.

It is visible. The Users can see the share and access older files. Not newer ones.

Resetting permissions did not help. :-/

Files are always added through the share from a windows client.

Are you saying reset the Share permission by clicking the screwdriver/wrench icon? I did that and will have someone test.

Thanks

\\Greg

When I copy a new file to one of my shares, others cannot see it. If another add a file to a share, they are suceed, but after refresh, they can no longer see the file. The file is in the share and I can see it. All files created more than 4-6 weeks ago can be seen by anyone. Not sure what might hav...

I have a version 6/Fedora 14 installation that I am planning to move to an new hardware platform. I might as well upgrade at the same time. Platform contains a pair of 1TB drives in a greyhole pool plus a half dozen web apps. Q: is there a guide/wiki page to guide me through the process of moving to...

By any chance is the default gateway on your PC set to the Amahi server?

\\uSlackr