Permission denied to upload with Docker Swarm and NFS
I recently got a new minipc and am in the process of trying (and failing) to migrate services to it. The problem is that I want storage to be on the nas machine (running truenas) still and that opened up a can of worms I was not ready for 😅
I decided to try using Docker Swarm because I need a few other services to run directly on the nas, while being accessible through the traefik instance on the minipc and this seemed like a sensible way to do that.
For storage, I'm creating NFS shares on the truenas machine and then mounting them using docker as volumes.
Something somewhere is wrong I honestly have no idea what's happing, but I'm getting this error
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oh and I'm launching with
set -a && . .env && docker stack deploy -c docker-compose.yml immichYou should probably start with docker compose
We can’t really provide swarm specific help or frankly even NFS permission help in general
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-# Turns out it was indeed an NFS problem. I thought the maproot setting applied globally to all exports, so I thought all the libraries were accessible as root, but turns out that's not the case 😅