wispy parrot
using GET API https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap-restapi-9131/ontap/get-protocols-file-security-permissions-.html
It fails with error {'message': 'Failed to convert Windows name to SID. Reason: "SecD Error: object not found". ', 'code': '4849676', 'target': 'user'}
Is it possible to ignore this error? because GET just fails to fetch all other valid permissions.
brittle tundra
Do you have UNIX security style at all or usermapping?
wispy parrot
@brittle tundra Problem is specifically with NTFS security style volumes. Why do we need to look at user mapping ? I thought user mapping comes into picture for hybrid volume types. Is nt it?
brittle tundra
Hmm, hard to say without more details. Does a vserver security file-directory show do the same thing?
Without a case or ASUP it's hard to know why.
mystic jewel
I think the issue is not the premission itself, but the fact that the ACL contains an SID that cannot be resolved to a name? Or did I misunderstand that?
wispy parrot
I think the issue is not the premission itself, but the fact that the ACL contai...
that is correct. For example a folder was set with permissions having a user which no longer exists in AD. If we try GET permissions for this folder, GET APi fails with error.