Hello. I’ve been using hotio’s qbittorent, radarr and sonarr images for a while and I’ve been really happy with it.
But A few weeks ago, I started having problems with radarr failing to copy my files to the destination folder.
I have qbittorrent on machine A and my video server on machine B (called “orbiter”).
I mounted destination folder on machine B to machine A like follow:
sudo mount -t cifs //orbiter/Video/ /mnt/OrbiterVideo -o username=root,password=omgstrongpassword,uid=998,gid=100
And added it to fstab:
//orbiter/Video /mnt/OrbiterVideo/ cifs username=root,password=omgstrongpassword,iocharset=utf8,noperm,uid=998,gid=100 0 0
Now, here are my docker-compose for qbittorrent and radarr :
Radarr manages to grab and download a movie, but it fails to copy it:
2023-07-21 16:15:59.3|Warn|ImportApprovedMovie|Couldn't import movie /downloads/awesomemovie.mkv
[v4.6.4.7568] System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Access to the path '/movies/awesomemovie' is denied.
---> System.IO.IOException: Permission denied
--- End of inner exception stack trace ---
at System.IO.FileSystem.CreateDirectory(String fullPath)
at System.IO.Directory.CreateDirectory(String path)
at NzbDrone.Common.Disk.DiskProviderBase.CreateFolder(String path) in ./Radarr.Common/Disk/DiskProviderBase.cs:line 189
at NzbDrone.Core.MediaFiles.MovieFileMovingService.CreateFolder(String directoryName) in ./Radarr.Core/MediaFiles/MovieFileMovingService.cs:line 215
at NzbDrone.Core.MediaFiles.MovieFileMovingService.EnsureMovieFolder(MovieFile movieFile, Movie movie, String filePath) in ./Radarr.Core/MediaFiles/MovieFileMovingService.cs:line 185
at NzbDrone.Core.MediaFiles.MovieFileMovingService.EnsureMovieFolder(MovieFile movieFile, LocalMovie localMovie, String filePath) in ./Radarr.Core/MediaFiles/MovieFileMovingService.cs:line 165
at NzbDrone.Core.MediaFiles.MovieFileMovingService.CopyMovieFile(MovieFile movieFile, LocalMovie localMovie) in ./Radarr.Core/MediaFiles/MovieFileMovingService.cs:line 90
at NzbDrone.Core.MediaFiles.UpgradeMediaFileService.UpgradeMovieFile(MovieFile movieFile, LocalMovie localMovie, Boolean copyOnly) in ./Radarr.Core/MediaFiles/UpgradeMediaFileService.cs:line 73
at NzbDrone.Core.MediaFiles.MovieImport.ImportApprovedMovie.Import(List`1 decisions, Boolean newDownload, DownloadClientItem downloadClientItem, ImportMode importMode) in ./Radarr.Core/MediaFiles/MovieImport/ImportApprovedMovie.cs:line 129
It is important to note that I didn’t change anything in my config.
Is there something I am doing wrong here ? I can’t see through this anymore.
So what do the permissions look like on that file? Does it work if you enter the container as that user and try it yourself? If you have selinux enforcing, have you checked its audit log?
It has same user:group as files that could be copied before I started having bugs, And that’s the user: group I need.
I have this problem with multiple files, downloaded at different times, trying to copy them on different locations on my mount. So my guess as a beginner is that the problem is at the destination.
I don’t have selinux.
What do the permissions look like on newly created files and directories from the qBittorrent container? Run ls -al and check to see, this sounds like a simple fix.
You can try adding file_mode and dir_mode to your fstab mount as well.
I know you marked this as SOLVED, however I just noticed (dunno how I missed it before) that your umask is 022 for qBittorrent but it is 002 for Radar. Even though you have the same UID/GID on both systems I’d still recommend setting 002 umask in the qBittorrent compose file
I know it’s linux and you never reboot it and yadda yadda, but have you tried rebooting both machines?
For what it’s worth, that’s my fstab entry (it’s mounted with a normal user, which is the same which the containers use). I seem to remember I had to change ownership of the /mnt/nasdownload folder (before the mount) to the user used to mount it.
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So what do the permissions look like on that file? Does it work if you enter the container as that user and try it yourself? If you have selinux enforcing, have you checked its audit log?
It has same user:group as files that could be copied before I started having bugs, And that’s the user: group I need. I have this problem with multiple files, downloaded at different times, trying to copy them on different locations on my mount. So my guess as a beginner is that the problem is at the destination. I don’t have selinux.
What do the permissions look like on newly created files and directories from the qBittorrent container? Run ls -al and check to see, this sounds like a simple fix.
You can try adding file_mode and dir_mode to your fstab mount as well.
https://superuser.com/questions/1359092/whats-the-difference-between-file-mode-dir-mode-and-gid-when-mounting-a-cif
Folders are
drwxr-sr-xand files arerw-r--r--I added file_mode and dir_mode in my fstab mount. But should I erase uid and gid as this post mentions that it overrides file_mode and dir_mode ?
I know you marked this as SOLVED, however I just noticed (dunno how I missed it before) that your umask is 022 for qBittorrent but it is 002 for Radar. Even though you have the same UID/GID on both systems I’d still recommend setting 002 umask in the qBittorrent compose file
Will do. Thanks :)
I know it’s linux and you never reboot it and yadda yadda, but have you tried rebooting both machines?
For what it’s worth, that’s my fstab entry (it’s mounted with a normal user, which is the same which the containers use). I seem to remember I had to change ownership of the /mnt/nasdownload folder (before the mount) to the user used to mount it.
//192.168.1.10/Download /mnt/nasdownload cifs auto,user,uid=1000,gid=1000,rw,iocharset=utf8,suid,credentials=/root/.smbgringo,file_mode=0770,dir_mode=0770,_netdev,vers=3.0 0 0I tried rebooting with no luck. Changing my fstag entry following your suggestion didn’t work either.