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I have tried installing Librephotos via Docker on a Proxmox LXC Debian container. (I used docker because my Postgres is on another machine)
My photos would remain on my Synology NAS (accessed via NFS v4) for a matter of Disk Space.
I have been able to setup everything.
Librephotos works on my Container, accessible and configurable
I can write/read, create files, folders in the photos directory
BUT
The /mnt/photos is owned by nobody:nogroup (which I am not allowed to change) and cannot be setup in Librephotos.
The directories are not available in the user setup screen
While .env file is correct
# Location of your photos.
scanDirectory=/mnt/photos
On the same CT, if I create folders owned by root:root and set those in the env file, they will be seen by LibrePhotos, but that would require me to duplicate my photos on a fast but too small disk.
Is there any solution for this?
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Access to folders owned by other users
Access to photo folders owned by other users
Apr 23, 2023
I have tried installing Librephotos via Docker on a Proxmox LXC Debian container. (I used docker because my Postgres is on another machine)
My photos would remain on my Synology NAS (accessed via NFS v4) for a matter of Disk Space.
I have been able to setup everything.
BUT
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/28670803/233839017-e5f7267c-b524-4b58-8101-919eadfa6ce6.png)
The /mnt/photos is owned by nobody:nogroup (which I am not allowed to change) and cannot be setup in Librephotos.
The directories are not available in the user setup screen
While .env file is correct
On the same CT, if I create folders owned by root:root and set those in the env file, they will be seen by LibrePhotos, but that would require me to duplicate my photos on a fast but too small disk.
Is there any solution for this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: