Bind mounts on Ubuntu & Docker?

[theguymadmax]

Looks fine so far. But yeah you don't need to split out your hard drive, just point to a root folder in it.  The device and render are for GPU support example here: https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/admini...ualization

When you're ready, cd to the directory containing your Docker Compose file and run the following command:

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docker-compose up -d

Ok, and is the "read_only" part at the bottom fine/needed? Noticed it in the guide but not on yours.
So, in regards to this fstab thing...I got my UUID and see it's a NTFS filesystem and I'm at the part where we are making the fstab command. So far, I have:

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UUID=8854yy54ce-6ce9-446-befa-bb6f67e8fe44 /media/username/Media ntfs defaults 0 0

Could I make that a shorter path like yours is? Example: Your mounts seem to be on the root of /media while my path is /media/username/Media and then I see my folders in my hard drive. If possible, it would be nice to have it like yours, where it just shows at /media, but the guide says to make sure the path I choose isn't at Home directory and to make sure the folder already exists and is empty....but my /media root technically isn't empty since it then has "/username/Media" before it shows my folders.

So, basically, it'd be:

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UUID=8854yy54ce-6ce9-446-befa-bb6f67e8fe44 /media ntfs defaults 0 0

The read only is personal preference. Some people don't want Jellyfin to write files to their media folders. I like to have all my metadata stored with the media folders, like pictures and the NFO files.

You need to make one more level and you need to make the folder before you mount your drive. so cd into /media the sudo mkdir Media so your fstab would look like this

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UUID=8854yy54ce-6ce9-446-befa-bb6f67e8fe44 /media/Media ntfs defaults 0 0

This is my fstab entry:

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UUID=92583D42423D3EEM  /media/Media1  ntfs  defaults,uid=1000,gid=1000  0  0