2024-03-08, 11:29 AM
Open a terminal and cd to the external drive mount like:
cd /to/path/of/mounted/drive/
Then execute:
sudo chmod -R 777 *
This command will give all permission to all files in the folder you execute it and all files and folders that is in below that path.
You might need to restart the Jellyfin server and scan the library (Please test only on one external drive).
I would recommand you to run Jellyfin in a docker, then you can set permissions for the folders in docker which is better.
cd /to/path/of/mounted/drive/
Then execute:
sudo chmod -R 777 *
This command will give all permission to all files in the folder you execute it and all files and folders that is in below that path.
You might need to restart the Jellyfin server and scan the library (Please test only on one external drive).
I would recommand you to run Jellyfin in a docker, then you can set permissions for the folders in docker which is better.
Server: Intel NUC N5105 - 32 GB RAM
HDD: 1 x WD Red SA500 2TB + 2x 8 TB + 2x 4 TB WD Red Plus in 4x LC-35U3-C-HUB
OS: Debian 12.9 + Jellyfin 10.10.6 (Docker) | Content up to 2160p + transcoding
Network: 2x ASUS Tuf Gaming AX6000 in Aimesh on 1/1 Gbit
HDD: 1 x WD Red SA500 2TB + 2x 8 TB + 2x 4 TB WD Red Plus in 4x LC-35U3-C-HUB
OS: Debian 12.9 + Jellyfin 10.10.6 (Docker) | Content up to 2160p + transcoding
Network: 2x ASUS Tuf Gaming AX6000 in Aimesh on 1/1 Gbit