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Hi,
I am running nextcloud on a container and I want to persist 3 folders (/var/www/html/data`, `/var/www/html/config` and `/var/www/html/custom_apps`) into my TrueNAS backend. I have decided to use the NFS protocol to share the folders.
Now nextcloud seems to be using a user `www-data:root` to access its data.
What is a good/the best way to configure the user permissions in the NFS share and in the folders.
Is it enough to:
1. Create a user with the same uid as `www-data`. (Find it from /etc/passwd)
2. `www-data` user chown's the 3 folders that will be exported to (`/var/www/html/data`, `/var/www/html/config` and `/var/www/html/custom_apps`
3. mapall users to `www-data`.
4. Only authorize the container to access the folder by assigning a static IP to the nextcloud container.
I am running nextcloud on a container and I want to persist 3 folders (/var/www/html/data`, `/var/www/html/config` and `/var/www/html/custom_apps`) into my TrueNAS backend. I have decided to use the NFS protocol to share the folders.
Now nextcloud seems to be using a user `www-data:root` to access its data.
What is a good/the best way to configure the user permissions in the NFS share and in the folders.
Is it enough to:
1. Create a user with the same uid as `www-data`. (Find it from /etc/passwd)
2. `www-data` user chown's the 3 folders that will be exported to (`/var/www/html/data`, `/var/www/html/config` and `/var/www/html/custom_apps`
3. mapall users to `www-data`.
4. Only authorize the container to access the folder by assigning a static IP to the nextcloud container.
