Download in browser fails with 500 internal server error
Picture uploaded from Android app displays fine in the web interface. Downloading it however results in 500 internal server error:
Now this is where it gets weird. Attaching to the container this happens:
So initially
ls yields Permission denied, but after getting a directory listing on the folder the file can be accessed! And it can now be download through the web browser interface!
As you can see /data/ is NFS mounted.
Any ideas how I can solve this?12 Replies
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Successfully submitted, a tag has been added to inform contributors. :white_check_mark:so you have nfs mounted in docker?
let the OS handle the mounts, and just add bind volumes to docker
No, I didn't mount inside the container. The volumes are NFS mounted with autofs in the OS
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.env:
UPLOAD_LOCATION=/mnt/Library/Immichwell, you'll have to share the information the bot asked you, cause we can't do much if we have to guess everything
OK, sure
Immich server and app are all latest release.
Anything else you need?
is no root squash enabled in your server?
Not that I'm aware of, I just followed these instructions https://docs.immich.app/install/docker-compose/
Both files and directories involved have 777 permissions
I meant your nfs server
NFS server is an old Synology NAS, with these settings
