jDownloader jail rights

[razzoe]

Hi everyone,

I built myself a home server thanks to this community and all the information that is available through this forum (I have been a silent reader so far). I am using FreeNAS since approx. 6 months now and I musst say that I am pretty much in the beginning of understanding the whole FreeBSD world.

In the last week, I have managed to install jDownloader on my NAS machine (Freenas 9.3) via SSH in a jail. The whole thing is running nice and easy and i love it. I just have one massive problem here:

jDownloader has storage access to my NAS pool media folder, where I store my media and jDownloader downloads and extracts in here. Now, any file or any folder that I downloaded using jDownloader can not be moved or deleted when I access the file through the CIFS windows share. I can only do that using SSH or the shell and that is a bit annoying.

My volumes all have guest access and 777 permissions, since I have no sensitive data at all and I only use the server for home sharing. Is there a way that all files that are being created from jDownloader have these settings aswell? I would like to keep it as simple as possible and I would like to be able to delete or move files that have been created by jDownloader.

I would be very glad if someone could help out here...

Thanks
razzoe

 

[ArgaWoW]

hi,



can you please explain how you have installed jdownloader. So i would do the same installation and perhaps we find a solution for the problem.



Thank you

 

[razzoe]

Hi,

Yes I will eventually do that, but before doing that there are still two major issues that I am trying to figure out at the moment:
-Properly set up the permissions within the jail so that we can rwx the downloaded files from a CIFS share (working on that presently and I'm on a good way to fix this... hopefully)
-Get a proper script that starts jDownloader every time that the jail starts as a service. There are two ways to do that: a simple post init script that executes jD, or a rc.d script, that runs the jD as a daemon properly. Since I am a total noob in UNIX and FreeNAS, it's gonna take a while until i have figured this out. But I'm gonna post my results here as I have them.

Thanks

 

[ArgaWoW]

Hi,

Yes I will eventually do that, but before doing that there are still two major issues that I am trying to figure out at the moment:
-Properly set up the permissions within the jail so that we can rwx the downloaded files from a CIFS share (working on that presently and I'm on a good way to fix this... hopefully)
-Get a proper script that starts jDownloader every time that the jail starts as a service. There are two ways to do that: a simple post init script that executes jD, or a rc.d script, that runs the jD as a daemon properly. Since I am a total noob in UNIX and FreeNAS, it's gonna take a while until i have figured this out. But I'm gonna post my results here as I have them.

Thanks

Thanks for that. Eunning Jdownloader would be nice. Until now i use pyload. It works the moste of the time, but its very buggy sometimes.

 

[ArgaWoW]

Hi,

Yes I will eventually do that, but before doing that there are still two major issues that I am trying to figure out at the moment:
-Properly set up the permissions within the jail so that we can rwx the downloaded files from a CIFS share (working on that presently and I'm on a good way to fix this... hopefully)
-Get a proper script that starts jDownloader every time that the jail starts as a service. There are two ways to do that: a simple post init script that executes jD, or a rc.d script, that runs the jD as a daemon properly. Since I am a total noob in UNIX and FreeNAS, it's gonna take a while until i have figured this out. But I'm gonna post my results here as I have them.

Thanks

Thanks for that. Eunning Jdownloader would be nice. Until now i use pyload. It works the moste of the time, but its very buggy sometimes.

 

[Han Sooloo]

I'm really interested in the install procedure as well.

As for the rights, I'm guessing it's an interaction between the ZFS dataset and CIFS share permissions and ownership rules.

 

[razzoe]

Exactly, so far I got it all figured out concerning the rights issue (I had accessed my CIFS shares with a poor user and group setup). However I'm advancing pretty slowly in the auto start scrupt since I don't have much time to care about this, but I'll keep this thread up to date.

 

[ArgaWoW]

Would you give us a guide how to do the install pls

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