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Arr Suite permissions are what's hard for me. A whole bunch of arr's, nzbget, and more in dockers on a linux server with cifs mounted shares to my synology NAS. (alien.top)
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All my files are on the Synology NAS and I created folders for nzbget as well as arr suite apps, but unfortunately none of them have permission to use it.

The media share is mounted in fstab on an Ubuntu server with a smbcredentials file. I can easily use touch to create files from server without permission issues. I had hoped by creating all docker containers with my username they too would have access, but I'm just not sure how to do so.

I tried creating a new user on the NAS with folder access and then having them use that, which happens to be the same username for server login.

This is the part that stymies me and my attempts to google similar scenarios lands me at people with docker on their NAS, whereas mine is on the separate server meant to do the heavy lifting.

I'll gladly supply more information, I just don't know at this time what else might be of use.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 10 months ago

Match the UID/GID used for your mount, on your containers? Or how did you mount? I'd recommend showing your fstab and your docker-compose, to get additional help.