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RE: Transcode File path - nma - 2024-04-15
https://pastebin.com/xTqWm5YV
This is the ffmpeg log I get when I switch the file path to my NAS
RE: Transcode File path - TheDreadPirate - 2024-04-16
Quote:[hls @ 0x5571431eecc0] Failed to open file '/Nas/Data/Transcode/bae34d49c379031c6c7409ae666381040.ts'
av_interleaved_write_frame(): Permission denied
It doesn't have sufficient permission to write to that directory.
RE: Transcode File path - nma - 2024-04-16
The "user" I created on my synology nas for the ZimaBoard has read/write access to media folder, which is how it's able to access and play the media. The Data folder is just a subfolder in the Media folder so its weird that it doesn't have permission.
RE: Transcode File path - TheDreadPirate - 2024-04-16
The mount options you used on the ZimbaBoard includes the UID/GID for this user, right? It has to be the UID/GID for this user on the NAS.
RE: Transcode File path - nma - 2024-04-16
I don't see the option to edit the UID/GID on the Zimaboard for the user. I see the option to edit the PGID/PUID on jellyfins docker settings but not for the user itself.
RE: Transcode File path - TheDreadPirate - 2024-04-16
This would be done as additional parameters in the fstab file. Which is what, I'm assuming, you used to mount your volumes.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountCifsFstabSecurely
RE: Transcode File path - nma - 2024-04-16
I guess I never created a user on the ZimaBoard itself. I created a user on the NAS as a way for the Zimaboard to connect to it. On CasaOs, I just connected a network storage and logged in to the user I created on the NAS.
RE: Transcode File path - TheDreadPirate - 2024-04-16
You don't need to create a user on the Zimaboard. You just need to configure the mount to use the UID/GID for the user you created on the NAS and provide the credentials for that user.