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[TheDreadPirate]

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IMO, move your mount out of "dellxps13". Since ACLs can reappear on that directory if you plug in new drives.

I'm relatively new to Linux. I didn't choose this mount location, -that is just where the external drive is automatically mounted when plugged in. I enter the drive in terminal and use

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pwd

to get the path. A search didn't reveal much on how to move the mount location out of a location...

Yep.  That location is where drives are mounted when allowed to be auto-mounted.  In fstab you can mount it somewhere else.

I have also tried the other method with fstab.

I opened the fstab file and added this as a new line at the bottom (copied and modified from your other discussion):

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/dev/disk/by-id/wwn-0x50014ee00419ce97-part1 /media/dellxps13/1TB_MEDIA/ ext4 defaults 0 0

However then I tried to run this command as recommended

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sudo umount media/dellxps13/1TB_MEDIA/

but got this error:

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umount: media/dellxps13/1TB_MEDIA/: no mount point specified.

Apologies I am not more versed in these areas. Appreciate your help.

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[code]/dev/disk/by-id/wwn-0x50014ee00419ce97-part1 /media/dellxps13/1TB_MEDIA/ ext4 defaults 0 0

The second parameter is where you want the drive to be mounted and can be almost anywhere.  Change

/media/dellxps13/1TB_MEDIA/

to

/media/{insert arbitrary folder name}

For example.

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sudo mkdir /media/library

Then put this in /etc/fstab

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/dev/disk/by-id/wwn-0x50014ee00419ce97-part1 /media/library ext4 defaults 0 0

Then

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sudo umount /media/dellxps13/1TB_MEDIA
sudo mount -a
sudo chgrp -R jellyfin /media/library
sudo find /media/library -type d -exec chmod 770 {} \;
sudo find /media/library -type f -exec chmod 660 {} \;

In your umount command you missed the leading slash before "media".  Or you could reboot and it will mount this drive to the new location.

https://forum.jellyfin.org/t-mounting-lo...20fstab***