However, when I check the folder's permissions everything looks correct. Sonarr Branch: master. I tried all my previously mentioned tactics, but nothing worked. I had to first add an NFS volume (I used Portainer to do this out of laziness), and then manually add that mount to the Sonarr container (mapped the NFS volume I created to. I tried different folders (i. Folder is not writable by user abc or espn. e. folders that are not mounted but part of the docker container as e. g. /home/) - doesn't work either. But alas this was not the case and i'm getting the annoying "Folder is not writable by user Sonarr" error message when trying to update the root folder in the series editor for all existing series.
Etc/fstab permissions are set to uid=dietpi, gid=dietpi but I do not have any "file_mode=" or "dir_mode=" entries. I've checked the permissions through File Station by right clicking the directory in question. I've seen lots of these reports on google and I tried many of the possible solutions, so a quick overview: -. Docker - Folder is not writable by user abc ・ redditery ・ radarr. Sonarr and Sonarr4k are the only programs that can no longer see any folders in /mnt. I always get "Folder is not writable by user abc", even when I set /usenet as owned by abc:abc and change mode to 777. To me, it seems like the docker container for sonarr and radarr both do not have necessary permissions to access the /mnt folder to access /unionfs. Problem is that my library of existing movies and tv shows sits on a RaidZ2 partition on FreeNAS.
Sonarr and Radarr not able to see any folder inside of /mnt I believe that it is a permissions issue, but dont know enough to figure it out. Just to reiterate, network mounted storage is writable by radarr but not sonarr. Well Sonarr V3 is still in beta phase. Simply do a dietpi-backup before. I am very new to this so sorry if this is a dumb thing to ask. Thanks for your help and best regards. T. N. S. Sonarr Radarr cannot see any folders inside of /mnt Permissions issue? - Plexguide Support. LISTEN TO THIS! Deploy the container. I get "Folder is not writable by user abc" in Sonarr when trying to add /mnt. Drwxrwxrwx+ 1 dietpi dietpi 0 Feb 22 21:22 Video. As you can see below it looks like container has permissions to write to that directory. If things are missing afterwards, you are able to restore quickly.
Anything else that helps us assess the situation like screenshots. I tried adding NFS volume in Portainer for my media folder, but this didnt seem to get me any further - all I could see was the mount point folder, rather than it pointing to the media folder. I'm not new to using any of these apps, and certainly not new to Sonarr. Folder is not writable by user abc copy. Auroraflux - can I ask how you did this? Drwxrwxrwx+ 1 dietpi dietpi 0 Jan 14 21:00 3D_Printer_Files. If I uninstall sonarr from the dietpi software centre afterwards is there a chance it will delete some data that V3 will use? Invalid request Validation failed: -- Path: Folder is not writable by user abc.
If I attach a shell to the running container I can create, read and modify anything in the directory. What did you already try to solve it? Within the VM I have a perfectly working Docker / Docker-Compose environment with Radarr, Sonarr, Transmission with VPN, etc.
Hey, happy to confirm that this happens on Ubuntu as well. Reinstalled PGblitz, removed sonarr, radarr, reinstalled sonarr radarr, ran pre-installer, stared at the screen. How do you upgrade it manually? That will fix the mounting issues. Folder is not writable by user abc radarr. Austin7777 Where you able to solve this problem? The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: This is an issue with the container I believe. How can I make Docker Sonarr and Radarr also be able to import movies into the mounted share from FreeNAS?
Both Radarr and Sonarr Docker have the same GID and UID as the user who is able to write into the mounted share from FreeNAS. If I unmount the share from FreeNAS they can import the movies in the exact folder in which the share was mounted. I can mount with NFS the movies and tv folders from FreeNAS inside the Ubuntu VM and the main user has write and read access on them: I can create or delete folders there but NOT Radarr neither Sonarr, whenever they try to import a downloaded movie into the mounted share from FreeNAS I get the message that permission is denied. A side note, PGUI is not functioning any longer either. 2 billion pulls of the Sonarr image, but all that means is that they are doing something that I'm not doing, because I'm using all the settings stock the way that Dockstarter proposes they be used. Using stock Dockstarter settings on a stock Ubuntu 18. Folder permissions between FreeNAS storage and Ubuntu 20.04 VM. Then I/ we can help better and faster. Why did I need to do updgrade to V3 manually instead of being included in apt upgrade as it had done with updgrading to the latest version of radarr? Within the VM everything is working fine, I add a movie in either Radarr or Sonarr than it's being sent to Transmission which is downloading it and than Radarr/Sonarr grabs the movie and moves it in the movies folder.
Also curious as to why you assumed someone changed settings in the Docker instance (lol, I don't know why someone would do that and then come here to complain... ). Version and stats: - Raspberry Pi Model: Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1. After reinstalling Sonarr to V3 I can now add a network drive as root folders. 04 setup, no changes to any of the mounts in the Sonarr container, and my UID/GID are very much still 1000: Seeing a Sonarr and Radarr are almost the same piece of software and I get the same issue, I'm posting this here. Hi, best to my knowledge this is a known issue of Sonarr v2 using Mono v6 not being able to write to CIFS mounts As well a point on the known issue section of the release notes Many thanks Joulinar for the information. I'm testing Dockstarter out while I consider switching over from a standard install to a containerized install of all my automation software. Sabdnzbd+ uses the exact same PID/GID and has no issues writing to this directory. Hi guys, I desperately need your valuable help and guidance. Sonarr/Radarr containers don't seem to like to write to host directories that have NFS shares mounted to them through the host system. Is there somewhere I can find this information? Can you join the discord server. Drwxrwxrwx+ 1 dietpi dietpi 0 Jan 11 20:13 'Raspberry Pi Files'.
What version of plexguide? Anyone have any advice here? Everything I have tried so far still gives me the error about not writable by user abc. I have a FreeNAS system where I have set-up an Ubuntu 20. Logs help us with troubleshoting. Only this error appears in the logs as well.
My permissions should be fine as far as i can tell - interestingly i've installed sonarr the same way at the same time and there is absolutely no problem with permissions. Have you tried resyncing rclone? Rw-r--r--+ 1 dietpi dietpi 0 Feb 22 21:42. drwx------+ 1 dietpi dietpi 0 Jan 12 07:56 'System Volume Information'. Any and all help is greatly appreciated. I had everything running perfectly for a year and then suddenly radarr and sonarr both went dark.
Anything i'm missing or any idea how to solve it? Mono Version: Mono JIT compiler version 6. That's the reason why your need to update manually. I dont know where the log files are otherwise I would post what I have. I mounted a host directory on /usenet and tried to add /usenet/movies as a path to radarr. ANIMALS BEING JERKS. © 2012-2023. redditery v1.
Don't really know what Sonarr's problem is with this, it's kind of annoying that Sabnzbd doesn't seem to have an issue with using native NFS mounts instead of Docker volume-based NFS mounts, but I guess it works. However, I haven't found anything that explicitly states what the permissions are supposed to be. I tried running "sudo shown 1000:1000 /mnt" that did not work either. This is the log I managed to retrieve. Hello, I'm running the Synocommunity Radarr package, and it's telling me Radarr can't see a directory and I need to adjust the folder's permissions. Sudo chown 1000:1000 /mnt. Add a fake movie or do the bulk import before starting the mount. Docker is still a mystery to me, so I have no clue as to how to modify permissions or troubleshoot. I have my NFS share natively mounted (not through Docker, just standard. So, I recently moved my root folders to another sever and just like some other users I seem to be having an issue getting my network mounted storage to be writable by sonarr. What Operating System? Radarr is not affected.
I've also checked them with chmod.