Permission Denied
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I am using docker on synology, I am getting a permission denied, and think this has to do with the PUID / PGID setup. I am not using the default 1000/1000, could you make this variable in the ENV variables so I can insert my own specific PUID / PGID? Currently the instance has to rights to write to the folder structure.
Have you tried manually entering those ENV variables? I believe that's what I needed to do on my QNAP. I also have a Synology and would be willing to do some testing on that box as well.
Yes, tried a couple things, let me share the setup. tried to add net_admin as well in here.
For some reason my Synology is unable to locate bookbounty in the registry this morning.
But your settings look similar to what I have on my QNAP.
I did make my "docker user" the owner of the config folder. In your case that would be "/docker/BookBounty"
Do you mean the docker hub? You have to specifically search for your package: TheWicklowWolf/BookBounty then you can find it.
I tried this last week as well, and same result so should not be due to the registry I think ;(
Does seem like an amazing good app (BookBounty), It would even be better if this was done using readarr integration somehow. But I can imagine this would be a whole other thing to make :)
I am not familiar with the specific setup of Synology systems, but the process should be straightforward: you need to grant PUID/PGID (1000:1000) read and write access to both /docker/BookBounty and /Media/Downloads/Complete in your case.