I have a problem directory. I can't add acls to it and when I try to create a folder within it I get the following: An unexpected error occured (error code -50). I've taken the volume offline and run cvfsck and come up clean. Everything has been restarted. I can create a directory using command line but any time I use the finder I get that error. If I try to create a folder via xsan admin it just hangs up.
The problem isn't the filesystem. Its the permissions that are on the folder. Who is the owner and group owner? Are you using OS X Open Directory or Active Directory?
No the persmissions were fine (except for the fact that I could no longer change them or add acls via the xsan admin, though I was able to change the posix permissions in the command line). It was using Open Directory. In fact everyone was set to read/write. I finally had to move all of the subfolders to a new folder and delete the old folder.
Thats odd. Here is another trick. Try chmod -R -N /Volumes/Xsan_Volume/Permissions_Directory
-R mean it will recurrsive change
-N will remove any and all ACL's
The only thing that might have happened was there was a extended attribute that was created.
error code -50
