SOLVED: jellyfin does not have permission to access the drive my movies are stored on?

[finalgirlfall]

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.

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/

both drives are formatted as BTRFS. i ran the command you mentioned for ext4 and other native Linux file systems. my Movies library is...still empty. could the invalid filepath for the Movies metadata i mentioned in my original post have something to do with this? (and how would i edit where jellyfin stores the metadata for the Movies library?)

for reference, i've attached a screenshot of the "Edit Metadata" popup for my Movies library.