Hi all,
I have several containers 100-106, with gid 1001 'media' and uids 1000-1010 mapped. I have a 'media' folder bind mounted in each at /mnt/shared/media.
Jellyfin, Radarr, etc, which are using users that I've added to the mapped media group & given mapped uids, all report that they do not have write permission in the media folder.
However if I log into the user accounts they use in shell I'm able to read, modify, and add files in the mounted directories.
Mappings are correct as the owner shows as 1000 and not 'nobody', the group is also good, permissions are set to group rwx recursively. The user created for the services to use can write within the folders.
But Jellyfin's WebUI gives me permissions errors when I try to delete items. Radarr wont use the mounted drive as a root as it claims it doesn't have write access.
The only LXC I have that (I think?) has working write permissions is Turnkey Fileserver, as I can read/write in the folders via the network drive on my Windows desktop.
I'm really lost, does anyone have any ideas?Only thing I can think of at this point is that maybe Turnkey has set some restrictions? Or maybe the services aren't using the account I set them up to use?
Edit: I forgot to say that Jellyfin can delete files if I change the owner to 'jellyfin' for the file and the containing folder. This seems like sticky bit behaviour, but I don't have that set.
Edit 2:
The issue definitely stems from the group write permission. It's being ignored. If I `chown -R 777` the mounted directories then all of these applications in lxcs know they have write access, despite ls -l and the passwd file showing the directories & files being owned by 'media' and the users belonging to the 'media' group.
I have several containers 100-106, with gid 1001 'media' and uids 1000-1010 mapped. I have a 'media' folder bind mounted in each at /mnt/shared/media.
Jellyfin, Radarr, etc, which are using users that I've added to the mapped media group & given mapped uids, all report that they do not have write permission in the media folder.
However if I log into the user accounts they use in shell I'm able to read, modify, and add files in the mounted directories.
Code:
root@radarr:~# su -s /bin/bash radarr
radarr@radarr:/root$ ls -l /mnt/shared/media
total 16
drwxrwxr-x 93 1000 media 12288 Jan 28 20:54 Film
drwxrwxr-x 32 1000 media 4096 Jan 6 20:57 TV
radarr@radarr:/root$ touch /mnt/shared/media/hi.txt
radarr@radarr:/root$ ls -l /mnt/shared/media
total 16
drwxrwxr-x 93 1000 media 12288 Jan 28 20:54 Film
drwxrwxr-x 32 1000 media 4096 Jan 6 20:57 TV
-rw-r--r-- 1 radarr media 0 Jan 28 20:54 hi.txt
radarr@radarr:/root$ rm /mnt/shared/media/hi.txt
radarr@radarr:/root$ ls -l /mnt/shared/media
total 16
drwxrwxr-x 93 1000 media 12288 Jan 28 20:54 Film
drwxrwxr-x 32 1000 media 4096 Jan 6 20:57 TVBut Jellyfin's WebUI gives me permissions errors when I try to delete items. Radarr wont use the mounted drive as a root as it claims it doesn't have write access.
The only LXC I have that (I think?) has working write permissions is Turnkey Fileserver, as I can read/write in the folders via the network drive on my Windows desktop.
I'm really lost, does anyone have any ideas?
Edit: I forgot to say that Jellyfin can delete files if I change the owner to 'jellyfin' for the file and the containing folder. This seems like sticky bit behaviour, but I don't have that set.
Edit 2:
The issue definitely stems from the group write permission. It's being ignored. If I `chown -R 777` the mounted directories then all of these applications in lxcs know they have write access, despite ls -l and the passwd file showing the directories & files being owned by 'media' and the users belonging to the 'media' group.
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