6.0.4.10291:
Mono version (if Sonarr is not running on Windows):
Ubuntu 24.04.3.LTS:
Debug logs:
Description of issue:
I’m new to Ubuntu, but not so new to ‘IT’. I recently bought Dell-Wyse terminal, which I would like to use as my NAS. One of the apps I wanted to install is Sonarr. That went smoothly without any issues, but I’m having a problem with assigning user to specific Path. Below is my setup
This is my root folder
/media/external_ssd
Inside I have 2 folders
/media/external_ssd/personal
/media/external_ssd/Video
I created user sonarr which belongs to group media (together with my own profile)
Problem
I want to give access to the group: media only to the path: http://media/external_ssd/Video (and don’t allow group media to access personal).
Attempt
I tried to do that by running:
sudo chown -R myprofile:media /media/external_ssd/Video
sudo chmod -R g+rwx /media/external_ssd/Video
But it doesn’t seem to be working (I’m not able to select Video folder as root in Sonarr app).
This works only for me once I’ll run chmod for all users to my ssd drive.
sudo chmod -R a+rwx /media/external_ssd
I don’t want to do that, as in such case all users (including sonarr) will have access to my personal folder and I don’t want that.
Do you know if I’m doing something wrong? Am I not able to give user to subfolder skipping the parent folder? Or am I messing something with the Sonarr user?