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After setting the destination to a SMB location via the JAMF Sync GUI, the packag listing loads, after which trying to sync to the SMB or upload a file to the SMB will cause Jamf Sync to error out. Giving the following message: "gh_2.55.0_macOS_universal.pkg" couldn't be copied because you don't have permission to access "Packages", then a stub is created on the share with a total of 0 bytes.
Observing the behavior it seems the SMB unmounts from finder, however on further inspection, the smb is still mounted in the /Volumes/SMBLocation.
Manually opening the share location from finder or the terminal "open /Volumes/SMB", and copying the file over works.
Also if we were do do the same copy from the terminal "cp ~/Downloads /Volumes/SMBLocation/Packages, it works as well.
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Catching up here - want to verify this is still an issue with v1.3.3. If so could you get Jamf Sync launched with the SMB share set as the destination and run the following in Terminal: mount
I'd like to verify the share mounted with the expected, 'casperwrite', account. Should see something like: //casperwrite@<IP or FQDN>/CasperShare on....
After setting the destination to a SMB location via the JAMF Sync GUI, the packag listing loads, after which trying to sync to the SMB or upload a file to the SMB will cause Jamf Sync to error out. Giving the following message: "gh_2.55.0_macOS_universal.pkg" couldn't be copied because you don't have permission to access "Packages", then a stub is created on the share with a total of 0 bytes.
Observing the behavior it seems the SMB unmounts from finder, however on further inspection, the smb is still mounted in the /Volumes/SMBLocation.
Manually opening the share location from finder or the terminal "open /Volumes/SMB", and copying the file over works.
Also if we were do do the same copy from the terminal "cp ~/Downloads /Volumes/SMBLocation/Packages, it works as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: