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sabnzbd 3.6.0: DSM7 permissions
Is this a new Bug?
- [X] I checkd that the bug hasn't been reported before
Package Name
sabnzbd
Package Version
3.6.0
Device Model
ds118
Device Architecture
AArch64 (ARMv8)
Firmware Version
DSM 7.1-42661 Update 3
What happened?
The folders are using the correct inherent permissions, but my files are still using "sc-sabnzbd" and "Everyone". The permissions will not set correctly if you let sabnzb sort your tv series.
The permission on the folder tab are empty.
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This is not a bug.
As of DSM 7 Synology is using ACL's for granting permissions. SabNzbd understands only standard Linux permissions, so if you let SabNzbd change permissions it wil not function as you expected.
Sabnzbd should not set any permissions. It should use the permissions of the containing folder.
As far as I know will SabNzbd only change the permissions if you configure that in it's settings.
But what permissions did you expect? Because owning the files by sc-sabnzbd is the way it should work. And I assume that the empty permission on the folder is what you see in Winscp, is because Winscp cannot handel ACL's so it displays nothing.
Maybe read this: https://github.com/SynoCommunity/spksrc/wiki/Permission-Management
Maybe you don't understand my trouble. ex. movies: Sabnzd moves the extracted folder to the movie folder. The new folder inherits the permissions of the movie folder. Fine. ex. tv series: Sabnzd moves the extracted file the series->episodes folder. The series folder inherits the permission of the tv-series folder. The episodes folder didn't get the persmission. sc-sabnzbd ist the owner and the only user who has read/write permissions. Jellyfin, Plex or whatever are not able to play the files.
If you give the system internal user sc-jellyfin and sc-plex permissions on the "tv series" folder then they will have access to all folders and files created below that folder.
Beware that maybe not the case is you do that afterwards, they you should apply those permissions then via for example File Station
If you give the system internal user sc-jellyfin and sc-plex permissions on the "tv series" folder then they will have access to all folders and files created below that folder.
That's not true
