I am running unraid version 6.11.1. On top I have a docker for EmbyServer, which provides a gateway for all my backed up movies on the unraid server.

A while ago I upgraded both the docker and the unraid OS. I am not sure what broke where, but since October my emby server has not complete a scan of the library, therefore any movies I added to the library are not being added. 

Hello, I have a question about an emby problem, which I reported here

Judging by the embyserver log file seems like something has gone wrong with the folder permissions

"System.UnauthorizedAccessException: System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Access to the path '/mnt/user/unraid/bluray/The.Hateful.Eight (2015)' is denied. ---> System.IO.IOException: Permission denied"

I have tried moving the movie folder out of the overall bluray folder, but it finds another, and then another and then another folder that it cannot access, and this stops the scan.

I was advised to fix the permissioning, but I have no idea how to do that.

Shall I go to Tools / New Permissions and just click on the Start button? Would that fix my issues?

OTOH, I'd say your path mappings are incorrect.  Post a screenshot or the docker run command

Where do I find the path mappings? I also don't seem to have an option to install an updated version, and I can't force an install it seems. I don't want to uninstall it. 
I have installed the docker, then via its interface chose which folders on the servers to scan. The TV folder works fine and the Movies folder has also worked find for a very long time. It finds the movies in the folder, it just reports it cannot access the folders. When I move a movie out of the folder, it is scanning the right uberfolder and it finds another movie which is correct, but cannot access.

12 minutes ago, Squid said:

Post a screenshot or the docker run command

Click the link docker run

To get the docker run, I changed UID to 1 from 2. Just changed it back.

No fundamental reason why it wouldn't work off of that docker run command issued.  Run the New Permissions from Tools against the share and see if anything changes

 

If it doesn't then instead of mapping /mnt to /mnt change it to map instead /movies to /mnt/user/unraid/bluray/ and rebuild the library looking for files in /movies

 

Mapping /mnt to /mnt has never been particularly recommended (although its a convenient shortcut) as it is a security risk as now emby has complete read/write access to not only your media, but also any banking info on your server, the "special" pictures you keep etc etc

@Squid

I am running to a similar issue, only with Radarr. It recently happened after 6.11.5 update

 

I notice if I ssh into the docker, create the folder and change the permission to 777. I get the import to run correctly.

 

 

tower-diagnostics-20221201-0655.zip

New Permission fixed it, thank you everyone

51 minutes ago, gnollo said:

New Permission fixed it, thank you everyone

What did you run? Im running into the same issue on the import

Just now, SoloLab said:

What did you run?

Probably Tools --> Docker Safe New Perms

 

7 hours ago, Hoopster said:

Probably Tools --> Docker Safe New Perms

That's part of the Plugin Fix Common Problems I think.

 

If you don't have it, you can use the built-in Tools / New Permissions.

In that case, you should not select you appdata share as it will screw up the applications permissions.

I used the built in Tools / New Permissions, selecting ALL shares

7 hours ago, gnollo said:

I used the built in Tools / New Permissions, selecting ALL shares

That can cause problems as it would include the appdata share and many dropper containers have their own specific requirements around permissions.