2024-04-16, 06:46 PM
(This post was last modified: 2024-04-16, 06:50 PM by Babamania. Edited 1 time in total.)
Thank you for the advice, though I haven't a clue as to what ACL is and thus, no idea how to remove it. I managed to solve it though, at least for now. Used this command I found elsewhere and suddenly the drives became visible to Jellyfin.
I'll look into a manual mount, though that link there is quite a lot to take in. The way it seems now whenever the media server reboots I have to click the drive on the file explorer to remount and thus, access it in any way so there doesn't appear to be an auto mount going on. Also odd is that /media/<myusername>/<drivename> is supposedly reserved for removable storage, not internal SATA drives. I used something that isn't GNOME (starts with a G but I forgot the name otherwise) to set things up regarding that HDD. Made it NTFS in case I get so frustrated I go to Windows instead for a media server. Only opted for Ubuntu because it's lighter on very old hardware.
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sudo setfacl -m u:jellyfin:rx /media/jasonI'll look into a manual mount, though that link there is quite a lot to take in. The way it seems now whenever the media server reboots I have to click the drive on the file explorer to remount and thus, access it in any way so there doesn't appear to be an auto mount going on. Also odd is that /media/<myusername>/<drivename> is supposedly reserved for removable storage, not internal SATA drives. I used something that isn't GNOME (starts with a G but I forgot the name otherwise) to set things up regarding that HDD. Made it NTFS in case I get so frustrated I go to Windows instead for a media server. Only opted for Ubuntu because it's lighter on very old hardware.