Mizma wrote:Hi I installed Finch and it worked. I have one question, do I have to do the steps under "FreeBSD-GENERIC"
-$ "pw user mod $USER -G wheel"
-$ "pw user mod $USER -s /usr/local/bin/bash"
-$ ". /etc/profile" will re-source profile for this shell
I didnt do these or I tryed but it didnt work.
That is for people on the official FreeBSD distribution. NAS4Free people don't need to do that. You are contacting me on NAS4Free Forums.
Mizma wrote:
After this i installed plex, Its now poosible to login on the web gui. But my issue is the mounting of the file system.
This is my setup:
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
No1 810G 4.54T 409M /mnt/No1
No1/Movies 698G 4.54T 698G /mnt/No1/Movies
No1/Music 67.2G 4.54T 67.2G /mnt/No1/Music
No1/Other 26.7G 4.54T 26.7G /mnt/No1/Other
No1/Photos 18.3G 4.54T 18.3G /mnt/No1/Photos
Finch is mounted at
/mnt/Data/Finch/
And plex is in a jail inside Finch
plz help me sort this mounting out trying to se the logic in "
http://dreamcat4.github.io/finch/mounting-filesystems/" but trial and error seems the wrong way to go.
OK. This step is optional. If you wish to have your Media in it's own dataset.
* Do not move /mnt/No1 since that is your pool.
* For you, I strongly recommend having only 1 "Media" dataset, with 3 sub-folders for the "Movies" "Music" and "Photos" inside it. That way, it is less hassle mounting 1 folder instead of 3 of them.
* You have to move the "Media" dataset mountpoint to be inside of the Finch location. With "zfs set mountpoint=<new location> <dataset_name>. If you do it wrong it does not matter. Just check the result with zfs list and move it again if it was wrong.
* From experience, I know it is not always easy to predict the result of this command. Because the zfs 'altroot' parameter is also prefixed and interferes with the result.
* After your zfs dataset is in the new location, then can nullfs-mount it back to the original location Where it was previously. You can use either finch's own fstab file OR nas4free's web GUI disks menu for that task.
* Add the new /mnt/No1/Media folder to the plex jail's fstab file. Which is @ /usr/local/etc/qjail.fstab/<jailname>. That is all done inside of Finch's chroot directory.
Sorry it's a a bit of a hassle. However I don't know of a better way by myself. If you come up with other kinds of solutions then please share them here with the community.
Ah sorry. There was something which shouldn't be there because it was copied / pasted from other HowTo page. "UMS.conf" is definately not required for Plex. I have now removed that incorrect bit from the PLEX HowTo. It was not needed.
All configuration is done directly in Plex's web interface you can access in a web browser from "http://${jail_ip}:32400/web".
However If you need to manually install plugins, or look at the Plex Files. Then the location is "/usr/local/plex" folder. Inside of your plex jail.
Many thanks.