Jellyfin container cannot install plugin if the config folder ownership isnt right

[tamashika]

I want to run jellyfin on my pi4, and I want the config folder locate in an external ntfs drive, which is owned by www-data. All folder and contents are set as 777 at boot already, but I noticed if the config folder is not owned by the user, I will have permission error when installing plugin. Is there a way to let jellyfin bypass the checking ownership step before installing plugin?

[TheDreadPirate]

The problem is that the drive is using NTFS so setting it to 777 doesn't really work the same.

The workaround is to manually install the plugin.

https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/server...ns/#manual

[tamashika]

That's unfortunate.
I thought there would be a config file where I could turn off this permission bit like I did to nextcloud.

Thanks.