If you disable a specific role's permissions, you can add an exception to your username specifically, and you'll be able to allow yourself that way as well. Keep in mind, this can apply to specific roles, as well. An app will send a notification to ask for permission. To fix this, he went through these steps:ġ. Allowing the 'admin' role to manage permissions (since Mallow's an admin, this permission will only apply to him):Ģ. And THEN denying the permission to the role:Īnd now the proper permissions are in place! Quick recap: You can allow some apps to use various features on your phone, such as your camera or contacts list. Mallow's problem was trying to deny permissions to before making an exception for himself. To solve this issue, you have to allow yourself or another role the permission before disabling it. You used to be able to lock yourself out of editing channel permissions by denying yourself the 'manage channel' or 'manage permissions' permission, but no longer! If you try to perform an action that would normally lock you out, the above message will show, and prevent you from slipping up. Mallow doesn't want Valentina to change the Nimbus Land channel according to her diabolical plans, so he opens the channel permissions settings to take away her role's permissions. This role's been given the 'manage roles' permission: Mallow has been given his own role in Mario's server, labeled 'Admin'. Server owners can access any channel's permissions at all times! Both of these instances cannot happen if you are the server owner. Thanks for the hint, I think this might be the reason, that the app is writing the file wrong and blocking folders.Since Channel permissions act as individual overrides to Server-wide permissions, they can result in a user accidentally locking themselves out. I guess there might be similar setting for all the apps somewhere. I have checked now radarr app and it was indeed set under permission (chmod Folder) to 0755, I have changed it now to 0777. In addition I have problems with dockers like Nextcloud, which needed permission reset on the share in order to be able to write on the share. Basically my exact the same problem was for the original post, that I don't have write access to folders (which is the case for my VM folders). Yeah, sorry that I didn't explain it well enough. Look for settings within the apps on what permissions to set on the downloaded files and change it to be 0777 By now mentioning deluge, the implication is that YOU can't access the files downloaded by deluge, which is the opposite problem. What's the problem? You said 'exact same problem' which implied nextcloud can't access the files. IF you are not finding nobody/users at some point, you are on your way to figuring out what the problem is. Note that the Owner should be nobody and the Group users Now go down the file structure and check for these Owner and Group attributes. You can also look at the actual files on the server using the built-in GUI Terminal window. Figure out how they were placed on the server. I would begin by looking at the files that are giving you the problems.

Or you could be using NFS to write files to your server. If this is true, you probably have a plugin or Docker that is not setup correctly. Eventually the permissions will seem to get messed up somewhere and I have to run new permissions again and again. I run the new permissions function from the unraid UI and it fixes it.temporarily. However multiple times a day i may be presented with a 'you do not have permission to do modify this share' (paraphrasing the error) when I am moving files around.

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