engardeknave

Yes, it was umask=000. Thanks!

Yes, I got it to work a few minutes after posting that. I needed to choose a mount point that is a subfolder of the specified mount point. This makes it possible for unRAID and dockers to access the files, but not Windows Explorer for some reason. I tried adding permissions, but no luck. It's weird because this is not an issue when running cryptsetup directly on unRAID.

I didn't understand how the container files would be accessible outside of the docker, but I tried it anyway. I can't access the files outside of the docker.

I don't know much about Linux, but I've been researching how to get encrypted containers on unRAID working. Someone pointed out that 'cryptsetup' exists natively on unRAID and works with Veracrypt containers. I was able to create a container in Windows with the Veracrypt GUI, and then open it on the server. Basically it's just: #mount cryptsetup --type tcrypt --veracrypt-query-pim open /mnt/user/containers/vcmedia vcmedia [password and pim are entered] mount /dev/mapper/vcmedia #unmount umount /dev/mapper/vcmedia cryptsetup close vcmedia What would be the easiest way to generate a dialog box or page in the unRAID interface to request the password and pim, and then issue the commands to open the container? Ideally this would work with browser password managers.

One place where it froze contained 42 folders and files total. The freezing didn't seem contingent on the contents of the folder. It randomly froze while being very slow no matter what I did. However, I did not notice any slow down for non-file sharing applications. My two VMs seemed to be working fine. One of those is pfSense, which is routing my whole network. The other is Home Assistant. That said, I didn't specifically test these things.