Roland0 wrote:
> The stat call is just to read information about files / dirs (which you
> can do even if you don't have permissions to access it), after that, the
> process exits (and I can't even see what command the process is)
> I'm not familiar with how MIP scans work, as I haven't used it
BreakTheStatic wrote:
>
> I didn't see any access issues in the strace. I'm not a C dev, so a lot
> of this doesn't make much sense to me, but here is what I think is the
> relevant area:
> pid 22720 is what seems to be looking for files in the directory I
> specified (Weezer's latest cover al
Roland0 wrote:
> the sudo in the command posted above is merely used to execute a command
> as the user MIP is run by, so in this context it's necessary.
I switched to root and ran the cp command w/ sudo as the user MIP runs
as and did not see any issues. The file copied correctly to /tmp.
> Ru
BreakTheStatic wrote:
>
> I run MIP w/ my main user/admin account, so no need for sudo there,
>
the sudo in the command posted above is merely used to execute a command
as the user MIP is run by, so in this context it's necessary.
>
> but that account has no problems reading and writing fro
Roland0 wrote:
> So user_allow_other is enabled in /etc/fuse.conf ?
It is not enabled, but user_allow_other should not be needed, as fstab
runs as root and is therefore allowed to specify the allow_other option.
>From my understanding, user_allow_other lets non-root users run the
mount command u
BreakTheStatic wrote:
> Hey, thanks for the response! I do have the allow_other mont option
> enabled, and have no other permissions issues with other software.
So user_allow_other is enabled in /etc/fuse.conf ?
>
> I also tried symlinking to the mergerfs pool but it still does not work;
Hey, thanks for the response! I do have the allow_other mont option
enabled, and have no other permissions issues with other software. Just
for reference, here is my fstab entry:
/mnt/data/* /storage fuse.mergerfs
defaults,allow_other,direct_io,use_ino,category.create=lfs,moveonenospc=true,min
BreakTheStatic wrote:
> Overall, MergerFS way better, completely stable, faster & still
> maintained. However, when I tried to add new music, MusicIP doesn't see
> any files. I tried passing in a single mounted drive and it works fine,
> but when I switch to the pooled mount, it no longer read
Hey, I've been running mhddfs for a while now and MusicIP was able to
read my pooled mountpoint fine. However, recently, I switched to
MergerFS due to some weird seg-fault errors that mhddfs was throwing.
Overall, MergerFS way better, completely stable, faster & still
maintained. However, when
