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TL;DR: Jellyfin creates read-only trickplay folders that prevent my backups from restoring. Hey everyone, I am... reasonably sure that this is the correct thread to post my question into, if not, please excuse the error. My setup:I'm running Unraid 7.2.2. with the official Jellyfin docker app from CA. The problem:My Duplicati backups failed to restore because they couldn't write into the trickplay folders made by Jellyfin (these sit right next to my media files, if that matters). The logs produced by Duplicati indicated as much. What I tried so far:Running the command ls -ld "path/to/a/trickplay/folder"I got the output drwxr-xr-x 1 root root [date]confirming that these trickplay folders (or the files inside them) do indeed not have normal user permissions. After running the 'New Permissions' tool in my media share, restoring my backup worked. I then deleted the trickplay images for my test movie and generated new ones. Now my backup restoration started failing again. This was just to confirm my hypothesis. My questions:1st: Is there a way to prevent Jellyfin from assigning root-only permission to its trickplay folders? 2nd: Or can I move existing trickplay folders to another location? I assume that, if I hadn't enabled the option to save trickplay images next to my media, they would go into the appdata share? The trouble is, I already have them next to my media now, and they don't seem to get moved by changing the checkbox option. (Sub-question: I'm a newbie and was wondering if running 'New Permissions' is generally safe if I exclude the shares appdata, domains, system? For my media folder, I didn't care. But maybe someone is lurking here who knows the answer.)