2025-04-11, 04:35 PM
(This post was last modified: 2025-04-11, 04:48 PM by Paro89. Edited 1 time in total.)
2025-04-11, 05:20 PM
What file system is that hard drive using?
Code: cat /proc/mounts | grep "/media"
2025-04-11, 06:14 PM
Code: /dev/sdd /media/paro/Telefilm\0402 ntfs3 rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,uid=1000,gid=1000,iocharset=utf8 0 0
2025-04-11, 06:39 PM
(This post was last modified: 2025-04-11, 06:40 PM by TheDreadPirate. Edited 1 time in total.)
Oooooohhh. I assumed it was ext4. Since they are NTFS it does require ACLs, period.
Code: sudo setfacl -m user:paro:rwx,group:paro:rwx,group:jellyfin:r-x,other::--- /media/paro/Telefilm* I think that should give both you and Jellyfin access. If that partially works, you may need to recursively run the command with the -R parameter. Code: sudo setfacl -m user:paro:rwx,group:paro:rwx,group:jellyfin:r-x,other::--- -R /media/paro/Telefilm* Code: setfacl: /media/paro/Telefilm: Operazione non supportata (2025-04-11, 06:39 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Oooooohhh. I assumed it was ext4. Since they are NTFS it does require ACLs, period. Code: sudo setfacl -m user:paro:rwx,group:paro:rwx,group:jellyfin:r-x,other::--- /media/paro/Telefilm* With *: File or directory does not exist. Without *: Operation not supported
2025-04-11, 08:08 PM
"Operation not supported" tells me that I mistyped the path in the example I provided. The "target" needs to be correct.
Make sure that the path is correct. Not sure if I'm missing a special character somewhere.
2025-04-11, 08:30 PM
Ok, it works. The right command was: sudo setfacl -m user:paro:rwx,group:paro:rwx,group:jellyfin:r-x,other::--- /media/paro/
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