VelcroBP Posted June 12, 2023 Share Posted June 12, 2023 I just installed a Slsk (Nicotine+) container from a Dockerhub pull. It's working great, but it's defaulting all newly created folders & files to 755 so I can't delete or move them when browsing the SMB from my Win11 PC. Can I force the container to apply 775 or 777 instead? Or will I have to manually CHGRP or CHMOD all downloads? Quote Link to comment
VelcroBP Posted July 10, 2023 Author Share Posted July 10, 2023 I'm still looking for info on this. Can a script maybe run on the SLSK download folder to change ownership of all subfolders & files at once? Quote Link to comment
tarzan Posted Thursday at 11:22 AM Share Posted Thursday at 11:22 AM @VelcroBP did you find a solution to this? Having same issue.. Quote Link to comment
Frank1940 Posted Thursday at 11:31 AM Share Posted Thursday at 11:31 AM (edited) Look here:        EDIT:  Pressed Save button too quick....  This is the section of above thread that I would be looking at:  I would use the New Permissions Tool to fix any files/directories issues. Run it against any shares with permissions problems. As I recall running it against the appdata share can cause problems with some Docker containers...  Edited Thursday at 11:39 AM by Frank1940 Quote Link to comment
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