I have a SSD that is not part of my array which has some music files that I'd like to use with Plex.

It gets mounted using the Unassigned devices plugin to '/dev/sdj1 on /mnt/ssd'

 

I've mapped a Plex container volume "/media/music" to host volume "/mnt/ssd/music/"

 

On the Docker page under the Plex container volume map I can click the folder link and it shows the files on the SSD.

However within the Docker container it shows the "/media/music" folder is empty.

 

Doing 'docker exec plex mount' shows the container volume has been mounted as 'rootfs on /media/music'

All the other mapped volumes associated with Plex are on my cache drive and are mounted as '/dev/sdk1'. What would cause this one to be 'rootfs'? And how can I get it to map correctly?

 

Instead of /media/ssd, try /ssd  I do the same thing with shares mounted on another server with no problems.

Instead of /media/ssd, try /ssd  I do the same thing with shares mounted on another server with no problems.

 

I'm not following what you mean by /media/ssd. I don't have anything mapped like that.

Instead of /media/ssd, try /ssd  I do the same thing with shares mounted on another server with no problems.

 

I'm not following what you mean by /media/ssd. I don't have anything mapped like that.

Sorry misquoted  "/media/music"

Nope, unfortunately it still doesn't work.

Inside the docker container it's still mounted as rootfs and still shows as empty.

Outside docker it's mounted properly and shows all the files.

 

My only other suggestion would be to restart the container.  I used to get the same thing happen if the container was initialized before the mounts were made.