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I've been playing with v6b12 for about a week and I'm very happy with everything so far.

 

Not sure if this should be in general v6 or in docker, but here goes.

 

I installed a few dockers, including plex and I just realised that plex was going bonkers on me.  After a bit of digging around, I realized that the ownership of almost all the files in the plex directory had changed to nobody:users, away from the  unraid-plex:users.

 

I'm sure everything was set to the raid user: it won't start if it's not set.  After restoring a plex backup I had to do a "chown -R unraid-plex:users /mnt/cache/plexmediaserver/*" to get things working.

 

Is there a job that restores the file ownership behind my back?

 

Thanks

 

G

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    I had to make that change when going from PhAzE's plugin to docker, but it's not randomly changed on me.

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