Closed Sammydlux closed 3 years ago
I think I did some progress... I created /opt/JDownloader manually and added the user group with:
sudo chown -R user:deployUsers /opt/JDownloader sudo chown -R user:deployUsers /opt/JDownloader
after creating the cointainer some Files are created in the AppData folder but not many...
These are the new logs Logs
Please use issue template - I created it for a reason
You should use double quotes while adding your user id information (user: "1002:100"
) for docker-compose to avoid any ambiguity (this should explain your incorrect user owner folder creation).
When your container is created, check that /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-b419ce77-bedc-4c2a-92bc-fb754f1f8d05/AppData/JDownloader//org.jdownloader.api.myjdownloader.MyJDownloaderSettings.json
file contains your correct credentials. if not, correct it and restart (should automatically restart with your actual docker-compose.yml
file)
Hey Guys,
I tried the last few days with trying to run Jdownload on my Raspy 4, here is my setup: RaspberryPi 4 Image: Raspberry Pi OS Lite Portainer running on OpenMediaVault 5
Everytime I deploy Jdownloader the logs are full of these warnings (full Logs are here: https://pastebin.com/gTtPVXg6):
This is my docker-compose:
The weird thing is that the folder that this docker-compose creats is set as root security group instead as the user 1002 (dockerUser) My folder for the AppData is on a external harddrive if that helps
If anyone could help me here, I would be very happy.