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NO Access to NAS files - Taanis - 2025-02-06
I am running Jellyfin 10.10.5 on Ubuntu server 24.04.1 LTS and am trying to connect to my NAS (terra master f4-423). when I try to add a library to jellyfin I do not have access to that NAS server. I am trying to use //192.168.n.nnn/share but it never finds this server. Do I need to mount to the share on my nas from my ubuntu server?
I can connect to my nas thru windows and do anything I need to do as far as deleting, moving, adding more files. I have 3 shares Movies, Tv Shows, Comedy that I am using.
RE: NO Access to NAS files - TheDreadPirate - 2025-02-06
You need to mount the share to the OS. Jellyfin no longer accepts network paths directly.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/210937/mounted-smb-share-throu-fstab-gets-read-only-on-added-files
RE: NO Access to NAS files - Taanis - 2025-02-06
after trying to get that working, i am still having issues. I did an edit to fstab and get errors. not sure what side the error is for. permissions are really working my last nerve on this issue. I am trying to use a non root user on both ends I have made a user and setup rights on NAS and ubuntu. but am having issues still.
https://privatebin.net/?529397b3ab50bcba#5GCw6uJYYRAeommQBoi8pbB2pfK2AGYx4ixLVUtHFA9X
on my NAS I have a share on volume_1 called public with dir of movies and comedy if viewed in windows file explorer. on my NAS I made the Movies share and Comedy share. I have no idea why the mount will not go thru.
RE: NO Access to NAS files - TheDreadPirate - 2025-02-06
You need to add the "noperm" option.
Code:
//192.168.n.nnn/Movies /media/NAS/library/movies cifs username=xxx,password=xxx,rw,nopermRE: NO Access to NAS files - Taanis - 2025-02-06
I still am getting the error after trying to change with noperm
https://privatebin.net/?734bcaa3b6af1215#bUbXEAUPanrk8NkFumPBpZ9AdDJxE5ue83zXzG9ewH9
I am not really sure where to look for the dmesg to see an error
RE: NO Access to NAS files - TheDreadPirate - 2025-02-06
Can you show me the current contents of /etc/fstab?
And you umounted the SMB first before re-mounting with the new options?
RE: NO Access to NAS files - Taanis - 2025-02-06
here is the etc/fstab
https://privatebin.net/?4e802f874e262ace#4xJq9Erw8XgXghdKKeFNUR5UowGzwV6MgYJFaKQVeizH
i was able to ping the nas server and i was able to check for the share with smbclient. it is a share on nas called Movies with a path of volume1/public/Movies
https://privatebin.net/?8ae833ce057a15e2#5uJTvqbxKH8CzVYyXvp9mHD7fnC5cr28zmPcJ1Pmwh4C
RE: NO Access to NAS files - Taanis - 2025-02-07
https://privatebin.net/?27d5e504157ea8c9#7iW36wZbgZYNrJyE7SEv23rkAxV4ZydBGSCxwtY1FV7X
etc/fstab
RE: NO Access to NAS files - TheDreadPirate - 2025-02-07
You added "x" to "rwx" in the fstab options. AFAIK, that is not an actual cifs option.
RE: NO Access to NAS files - Taanis - 2025-02-08
after taking out the "x" now when i run
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo mount -a
i get mount error(13) permission denied. got a feeling something is off on my NAS for access here.