January 4, 20179 yr Running unRAID Server 6.3.0-rc6 There is hopefully a really simple permit fix for this. I have a few docker containers running, Plex, Sonarr, Deluge, Krusader, few others. My issue, when ever any files are created or moved by one of the containers, then I can not do anything with that file through SMB, except for read. I get a message box that I need permission from user\nobody. If I run the built in unRAID script "new permissions" under tools then the files are fixed and I can modify them through SMB. Example: I download a torrent with Deluge and then try to rename and move the file through SMB, but it won't let me. So I used Krusader to rename and move the file without any problems. Later I figured out that I could run the "new permissions" on the share, then afterwards SMB wasn't a problem, but each time there is a new file, same problem. Another Example: I used Krusader to move a lot of files off of a external drive to the array. After doing so, all of the files moved by Krusader, couldn't be modified through SMB, until after running the script. Could I change the container PUID and/or PGID to a different value to maybe fix this? Even if there isn't any other fix, I would like some reading material to better understand what is happening. Thanks everyone
January 4, 20179 yr Could I change the container PUID and/or PGID to a different value to maybe fix this? Even if there isn't any other fix, I would like some reading material to better understand what is happening. Thanks everyone Impossible to say unless you tell us whose versions of the docker containers are.
January 4, 20179 yr Author My Containers are: binhex/arch-plexpass:latest linuxserver/couchpotato:latest linuxserver/deluge:latest linuxserver/duckdns:latest linuxserver/jackett:latest sparklyballs/krusader:latest linuxserver/plexrequests:latest linuxserver/sonarr:latest Impossible to say unless you tell us whose versions of the docker containers are. I didn't know that would matter.
January 4, 20179 yr I think it sounds more like a smb problem to be honest rather than a docker problem. I know our containers and binhex's all use the correct file permissions. How are your smb shares and security setup? Sent from my LG-H815 using Tapatalk
January 4, 20179 yr Author Some are secure, others are public. I had thought of that. I changed the media share to public just to make sure that wasn't an issue, but it didn't matter. I tested that already. As a public share, renamed a file through SMB, then renamed it with Krusader. After that, I could no longer modify the said file through SMB until after running the permission script. And the same is true when Deluge downloads a file in public share. Let me know if there is anything else I can do or share that would help provide better insight. I haven't tested what happens if Sonarr moves a file. Just thought, could this be an issue in 6.3-rc6?
January 4, 20179 yr Author I just did a quick test. Renamed a tv show file, renamed it back, no problems. Cut and paste the file to the Sonarr drone directory. Then waited for Sonarr to pick up the file and move it to the correct folder (which was where the file came from in 1st place). After Sonarr moved the file I tried to rename the file again got denied permission. Ran the "new permission" script on the share, after it completed, I can modify the file again.
January 4, 20179 yr Change the Folder CHMOD setting in your dockers to 0777 and the file CHMOD setting to 0666.
November 19, 20205 yr On 1/4/2017 at 1:50 AM, NeoDude said: Change the Folder CHMOD setting in your dockers to 0777 and the file CHMOD setting to 0666. A bit of a newb here how is this done. (am having issues with pihole not giving permision to setupvars.conf)
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