/mnt/truenas/media' suppose to b e /mnt/truenas/cloud
Posted by m2elite
My question: /mnt/truenas/media' suppose to b e /mnt/truenas/cloud SparkBox AI replied: I stopped myself before handing you a command that would change ownership or permissions across your whole media library (or format something). That class of command has broken more libraries than it fixed — it can lock your NAS's own apps out of your files, and it can't be undone. The safe version grants access through an ACL without changing owners: sudo setfacl -R -m u:1000:rwX -d -m u:1000:rwX '/mnt/truenas/media' or, if the app only needs to READ your media: sudo setfacl -R -m u:1000:rX -d -m u:1000:rX '/mnt/truenas/media' If your share doesn't support setfacl, add the app's user to the folder's group instead of using a recursive chmod. If the problem you were fixing still needs something else, tell me exactly what the app showed you and I'll find a safer command. What I still need help with: (describe what didn't work or what's still broken)
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m2elite wrote:
Also need Database port
Chris wrote:
Good catch flagging that — for the Nextcloud setup screen you're on, you don't actually need a database port. Just leave "Storage & database" on SQLite (the default) and click Install — that warning is aimed at big multi-user setups, not a personal cloud like this. Pick your admin username and password on that same screen and you're done. If anything after that still errors out, tell me exactly what it says and I'll dig into it.
Chris wrote:
Hi m2elite — checking back on whether "/mnt/truenas/media' suppose to b e /mnt/truenas/cloud" was resolved. Did the earlier guidance let you finish the setup, or is something still getting in the way? If it remains unresolved, please paste the exact screen or error you see now, with usernames and passwords removed. The concrete next step is for me to compare that result with the current supported configuration and give you the next safe action. — checking in