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- Jackett unraid setup tv#
Yes, its possible, i have it working like that. Maybe an easier question, is it possible to set up in docker to do this without running elevated permissions? And if so, what structure would work at these levels: Sorry I’m a bit of a newbie with linux permissions, still working out the owner/group/everyone bits and how they relate to sharing permissions with some synology acls thrown in the mix.
Jackett unraid setup full#
I think my question is more what permission level does sonarr need to change ownership of a file it owns? Does it need to be the current owner and have r/w permission? Or does it need full control of the file itself? Or the parent directory? or… Permissions are all set on the media group, no overrides on the sonarr user. I’ve checked and it wouldn’t have write access to the media directories if it wasn’t. And, they are correct because that’s what the files sonarr creates have the owner set to. Ya, I’ve thoroughly checked the id/gid values believe me.
Jackett unraid setup tv#
I’ve tried giving sonarr full control over the tv directory, I’ve tried giving the group media full control… not sure what the owner/group/permissions need to be set to at these two levels for it to work? But what happens now is sometimes sonarr downloads something, sometimes I copy something into the directory, so there ends up being files with different owners, groups and permissions. I want to end up with that staying the same. The tv folder is owned by plex:media, as well as all the subdirectories and files.
Jackett unraid setup series#
I set up the container with the ids of that user / group.Īnd suppose the folder structure is /media/tv/series1, series 2, etc. So, just to make it more clear… let’s say the user is sonarr belonging to the media group. What I mean by I tried different things was trying various ways of setting permission on that directory to see if the sonarr docker could change file permissions. Yes I checked the little box when I set it up, and looked at the inheritance in subdirectories. As for permissions, the user associated with that UID has full control on path in question and the group has read / write access.
The PUID / PGID are set for the container, yes. None of the owner/group settings change.Īlso, it doesn’t seem to matter what the original owner/group of the file is. The video file permissions get set as per the chmod settings, but the other files (nfo, jpg etc) do not. The result when running a file rename on a season directory is interesting… all files in the directory get renamed according to the naming scheme. I’ve tried inputting the user/group name and the user/group id that I want to change to, but it doesn’t seem to work no matter what I try. I’ve given the sonarr user full access to the media directory, including changing permissions and ownership. I’ve created a sonarr user and configured the PUID/PGID in docker. However I don’t want to run sonarr as root. I’d like to keep my file permissions and ownership clean in my media directories to avoid problems down the road. I have sonarr, radarr and plex running in docker containers on my synology nas. : Error setting file permissions: EPERMĪt .SetPermissions (System.String path, System.String mask) in M:\BuildAgent\work\5d7581516c0ee5b3\src\NzbDrone.Mono\Disk\DiskProvider.cs:204Īt .SetPermissions (System.String path, System.String mask, System.String user, System.String group) in M:\BuildAgent\work\5d7581516c0ee5b3\src\NzbDrone.Mono\Disk\DiskProvider.cs:74Īt .SetMonoPermissions (System.String path, System.String permissions) in M:\BuildAgent\work\5d7581516c0ee5b3\src\NzbDrone.Core\MediaFiles\MediaFileAttributeService.cs:88
Jackett unraid setup update#
Synology DSM 6.2.1-23824 Update 4 - docker container: linuxserver/lidarr:latestĭebug logs: Unable to apply permissions to: /my/file/name.mkv: Error setting file permissions: EPERM
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