May have messed up permissions, help

[elmuziko]

Evening,

Following instructions for Redis docker but because I'm daft, I think I've done some damage to Unraid and could do with some help.

 

 

 

Assume I'm going to need to run chown -R root / to resolve this? Or more to it than that?

[bmartino1]

it is for this reason that unraid made this tool:
/Tools/DockerSafeNewPerms


by default, unraid has docker in the appdata folder. This will reapply the correct docker safe permissions per unraid.

Unraid claism this to be correct:

For directories: drwxrwxrwx For read/write files: -rw-rw-rw- For read-only files: -r--r--r--

Otherwise, I recommend a open reset of permission until the docker touches the file. as i have seen docker is puid / uuid / guid settings have file permission of user 999 etc which are out of scope in unraid but correct per the docker permission set. Redis may require a more secure file type 640 is the normal default secure for user only access.

cd /mnt/appdata/
chmod -R 777 *
chown nobody:users -R *

^This will reapply so that every user can write edit detle touch etc.

[elmuziko]

Hiya,

 

Thanks for the response. Having ran it, it's worked against everything in /mnt but not the higher leveled stuff from the image.
It doesn't seem to have changed the permissions, only owner.