SOLVED I think I'm having permission issues? Or is it a path? Radarr not renaming folders/files.

[Samuel Tai]

What's the actual Unix permissions for the /mnt/Media/PlexMedia and /mnt/Media/PlexMedia/Movies folders? When you set the ACL, did you apply it recursively?

 

[thepixelgeek]

Looking at files on Filezilla:

Movies folder:

Not sure how to check "actual Unix permissions". I don't remember if I applied recrusively. I belive so, but not 100%.

The ACL for that has a few items:

• owner -- nobody:allmedia
• Full Control -- owner@, group@, Plex(user), radarr(user)

 

[thepixelgeek]

Not sure why some folders are mixed user:group.

 

[thepixelgeek]

I added _sabnzb user to the ACL, applied recursively.

 

[Samuel Tai]

ls -ld /mnt/Media/PlexMedia
ls -ld /mnt/Media/PlexMedia/Movies

 

[thepixelgeek]

@Samuel Tai

 

[Samuel Tai]

OK, the Unix permissions match.

 

[thepixelgeek]

And yet it still doesn't work. Perhaps it's not a permissions issue?

 

[Samuel Tai]

Can you describe your desired renaming? You may have it out of sequence; i.e., renaming the folder and then its contents. Try renaming the contents then the folder.

 

[thepixelgeek]

Radarr downloads a file and is supposed to rename the folder and file automatically after unpacking it from the web. I'm getting errors from Radarr saying Import failed, path does not exist or is not accessible by Radarr: /media/Movies/ which to me sounds like a permissions issue.

The folder and file still ends up in /media/Movies...just not renamed.

 

[Samuel Tai]

OK, this appears to be a case-sensitivity issue.

Radarr mount points:
Source: /mnt/Media/PlexMedia/Movies
Destination: /mnt/Media/iocage/jails/radarr/root/media/movies

You'll likely have to rebuild the jail mount as /mnt/Media/iocage/jails/radarr/root/media/Movies.

 

[thepixelgeek]

That worked @Samuel Tai. Thank you!

 

[thepixelgeek]

Well, that's frustrating. I thought it worked on my initial test but after trying again. No luck.

It appears to be an intermittent issue.

 

[Samuel Tai]

Did you restart the jail after modifying the mount?

 

[Samuel Tai]

@thepixelgeek, you may also need to reboot to clear ARC of references to the incorrect jail mount path.

 

[thepixelgeek]

Did you restart the jail after modifying the mount?

Yes, I stopped the jail, fixed the mount then started jail again. I will restart FreeNAS and do another test.

I am seeing intermittent success with renaming folders/files.

At first, I thought it may be due to mixed owners at the individual folder level under /Movies. But, my latest test renamed the folder even though the owner was pixelgeek.

This successfully renamed and it's owner is "radarr".

This failed to rename and it's owner is "pixelgeek".

 

[thepixelgeek]

@Samuel Tai Something is not right. There seems to be an issue when the folder is owned by pixelgeek. See below. That file did not rename either.

 

[Samuel Tai]

Inside the radarr jail, you'll need to create the pixelgeek account and add it to the allmedia group. The easiest thing is to make sure all the jails have the same set of users/groups.

 

[thepixelgeek]

@Samuel Tai Ok, pixelgeek is a member of allmedia already. But, not part of radarr users.

Add using this pw user add pixelgeek -c pixelgeek -u 973 -d /nonexistent -s /usr/bin/nologin?

I just added this to the psswd file pixelgeek:*:973:973:pixelgeek:/nonexistent:/usr/bin/nologin

Restarting jail now.

 

[Samuel Tai]

pw groupadd pixelgeek -g 973
pw useradd pixelgeek -c pixelgeek -u 973 -g pixelgeek -G allmedia -d /nonexistent -s /usr/bin/nologin