Closed boardlord1 closed 1 year ago
The gg
directory is not showing because the container doesn't have the permission the read it: as indicated by your compose file, the container is configured for user 100
and group 1036
. However, the gg
directory has user 1026
and group 100
, as shown by your screenshot.
Doh! I'm so blind... Sorted out the permissions, thanks! :)
this fix can be apply to this https://github.com/jlesage/docker-jdownloader-2/issues/81 ?
Current Behavior
Running on an Intel-based Synology NAS with many other containers, which don't have any problems with mapped volumes.
My compose file is basically the example on the github page, with volumes and user id/group id adopted to my environment.
However, when starting a download, Jdownloader complains of invalid download directory...:
On the settings tab, I don't see any folders that I know are in the directory mapped to /output, so something is not right:
However, I know the mapping is correct - see what I see in /output is I log into the container shell:
Expected Behavior
I'd expect the folder "g" to show up in the GUI when browsing /output and Jdownloader to be able to use the folder.
Steps To Reproduce
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Environment
Container creation
Created with Portainer via stacks (partial stack file below:
jdownloader-2: container_name: jdownloader-2 image: jlesage/jdownloader-2 cap_add:
Container log
Container inspect
Anything else?
No response