Docker NGNIX 403 Forbidden

[Koloss42]

I have truenas scale, and have actually mounted correctly.

 

[Ericloewe]

Surely you can describe your problem, steps taken so far, and expected outcome in some detail. You've given everybody very little to actually work with.

 

[Koloss42]

Surely you can describe your problem, steps taken so far, and expected outcome in some detail. You've given everybody very little to actually work with.

Yes with pleasure, etnschuldigugn if it was too little infos.
I set up a Docker image of NGINX on my TRUENAS Scale, with DHCP on port 9999 and then mounted a dataset from a dataset in "/usr/share/nginx/html". That's all I did. In the folder for the website is still an old htaccess file in there, but that should not be a problem, right?

 

[Ericloewe]

And are the permissions set in a way that Nginx can read the files?

 

[Koloss42]

And are the permissions set in a way that Nginx can read the files?

I assume because of 403, no I didn't. How do I set this?

 

[Ericloewe]

chmod and chown, primarily, in most sane scenarios for this...

 

[Koloss42]

chmod and chown, primarily, in most sane scenarios for this...

For which user? And why should I change that by console? truenas can acl over the web interface. I am now requesting a detailed answer.