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permissions issue in freeBSD jail, radarr won't import
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I installed radarr, sabnzbd into jails (using bastille manager) and chmod the media directory to 777. They each have individual write access and radarr recognises the root media directory fine.

But when sabnzbd places the completed file in the usenet directory, it has different permissions with ownership to a different user:

drwx------  2 350  ajit  512B

And radarr is not able to recognise the file until I individually chmod the file to 777.

For those of you running radarr suite in freebsd jails - how do you deal with the permissions issue. I did try to run radarr as user ajit as cloned from the host system (by specifying : ${radarr_user:="ajit"} variable in file /usr/local/etc/rc.d/radarr), but then radarr wouldn't start:

service radarr onestart
Starting radarr.
/usr/local/etc/rc.d/radarr: WARNING: failed to start radarr

I did chown the config dir to ajit too..

EDIT: I also chown'd the /var/run/radarr directory. Now there are no errors starting radarr. But it's not actually running! The browser is still Unable to connect.

EDIT2: Okay I forgot to chown back the cofig dir between my tests.. It works now. And I used the same user with sabnzbd, and radarr is able to import now :) All works!

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