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Transfer files to a network folder on Unraid using Ubuntu

Transfer files to a network folder on Unraid using Ubuntu

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08-30-2025, 12:22 AM
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I have an unraid server with a share configuration, but torrents keep triggering errors like "Operation not supported" or "No such file or directory." It looks like the issue might be related to permissions. On the Ubuntu VM in Unraid, you're using the path "/run/user/1000/gvfs/smb-shareConfusederver=ryzen-svr.local,share=torrents". I'm downloading there, and Deluge is set up for this location. I think adjusting file permissions or using a different mount option could help, but I'm not sure how to implement it. One possible solution is to move the torrents to a local folder and schedule automatic transfers to the network share. Let me know if you need guidance on that.
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Chiefly
08-30-2025, 12:22 AM #1

I have an unraid server with a share configuration, but torrents keep triggering errors like "Operation not supported" or "No such file or directory." It looks like the issue might be related to permissions. On the Ubuntu VM in Unraid, you're using the path "/run/user/1000/gvfs/smb-shareConfusederver=ryzen-svr.local,share=torrents". I'm downloading there, and Deluge is set up for this location. I think adjusting file permissions or using a different mount option could help, but I'm not sure how to implement it. One possible solution is to move the torrents to a local folder and schedule automatic transfers to the network share. Let me know if you need guidance on that.

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08-31-2025, 08:37 PM
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Your guess about permissions might be accurate. First, check if your torrents are actually being downloaded. If not, ensure your torrent client is allowed access by joining the appropriate storage group using the usermod command.
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08-31-2025, 08:37 PM #2

Your guess about permissions might be accurate. First, check if your torrents are actually being downloaded. If not, ensure your torrent client is allowed access by joining the appropriate storage group using the usermod command.

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09-02-2025, 04:59 AM
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They perform the download, and I believe the permission setup is correct. To grant access via usermod, you can issue the appropriate command to modify user privileges accordingly.
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09-02-2025, 04:59 AM #3

They perform the download, and I believe the permission setup is correct. To grant access via usermod, you can issue the appropriate command to modify user privileges accordingly.

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09-09-2025, 10:19 PM
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Sorry for the delayed reply, a long workday left me exhausted. If your system uses Linux or BSD, you can check user settings with man usermod. This tip was shared for your reference!
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09-09-2025, 10:19 PM #4

Sorry for the delayed reply, a long workday left me exhausted. If your system uses Linux or BSD, you can check user settings with man usermod. This tip was shared for your reference!

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09-14-2025, 06:07 AM
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Thanks for sharing the details. I successfully set up the binhex deluge vpn docker alongside my PIA VPN, managing it through the WebUI—it's amazing. No permission problems since it runs directly on Unraid and performs exceptionally well. It's one of those cool projects I've worked on, showing great promise as I explore more Unraid features.
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09-14-2025, 06:07 AM #5

Thanks for sharing the details. I successfully set up the binhex deluge vpn docker alongside my PIA VPN, managing it through the WebUI—it's amazing. No permission problems since it runs directly on Unraid and performs exceptionally well. It's one of those cool projects I've worked on, showing great promise as I explore more Unraid features.

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