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    File structure/mount points in linux

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    2024-01-22, 01:52 AM
    (2024-01-22, 01:15 AM)tmsrxzar Wrote: you can't let linux auto mount the drive, you need to use fstab
    the issue is permission not the name of the drive

    https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab

    temporarily you can do this so that the drive is mounted with permission to jellyfin

    sudo umount /media/username/media
    mkdir -p /jellyfin/media
    sudo mount -t exfat -o uid=(jfuid),gid=(jfgid) /dev/sd(whatever) /jellyfin/media


    outside of that i couldn't offer much as i can't hold lectures on linux
    keep in mind jellyfin server also runs on windows and mac so you could always take one of those routes if linux isn't your deal

    Thanks for your advice. this makes a lot of sense.
    Oh, I'm sticking with linux. luv it.
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    File structure/mount points in linux - by mrhedges - 2024-01-22, 12:24 AM
    RE: File structure/mount points in linux - by tmsrxzar - 2024-01-22, 01:15 AM
    RE: File structure/mount points in linux - by mrhedges - 2024-01-22, 01:52 AM

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