2025-04-16, 12:25 PM
Do you know what file system these drives use? If they are ext4, or some other native Linux file system, we can just remove the ACL, which is indicated with the + at the end of the permissions.
If they are NTFS formatted drives we would need to modify the ACL.
If they are ext4 formatted drives, the following command would remove the ACL and grant Jellyfin permission to read the drives.
If they are NTFS formatted drives, this command would change the ACL to allow Jellyfin.
If they are NTFS formatted drives we would need to modify the ACL.
Code:
cat /proc/mounts | grep violet
If they are ext4 formatted drives, the following command would remove the ACL and grant Jellyfin permission to read the drives.
Code:
sudo setfacl -b /media/violet/pi1.0/
sudo setfacl -b /media/violet/pi2.0/
If they are NTFS formatted drives, this command would change the ACL to allow Jellyfin.
Code:
sudo setfacl -m user:jellyfin:rwx,group:media:rwx /media/violet/pi1.0/
sudo setfacl -m user:jellyfin:rwx,group:media:rwx /media/violet/pi2.0/