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Hi everyone,
I'm running into a weird issue that I was hopping someone could provide me some insights.
I have a container running Plex, which has a CIFS volume attached to it, in Writable mode.
Plex runs on a specific UID and GID, not root, and the issue I'm facing is that Plex is getting Permission denied doing write operations on the CIFS volume.
If I enter the container with a bash console, with the root user (UID 0), I have write permissions fine, but not with any other user.
Considering that the SMB share credentials used in the CIFS volume have Read/Write, the volume is mapped as "writable" confirmed by testing with "root" user on bash console, however failing with any other user with "Permission denied", I don't understand what am I missing.
Any ideas?
Thank you.
(Portainer Business Edition 2.21.1, Ubuntu 22.04.4 host, Docker 27.1.2)
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