DOCKER + ACLs

Whenever I add a docker container, I need to
chown -R 1000:1000 /Volume1/docker/{container} or chown -R 1000:1000 /Volume1/media/{folder} for the container to be able to see the files

Surely I am doing something wrong? When binding volumes is there a setting somewhere which will make everything just work every time?

qBittorent (via docker not tos) was working in TOS6, updated to TOS7 and no matter what I do it now gets access denied.

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u/AwarenessOk2170 — 10 days ago

My 8yr old was overexcited to move his Pokemon Go Shinies to Z-A... but didn't notice it wasn't set up yet and gave them to the Professor instead. That was.. fun, he was not a happy camper. He gave 11 of his best Pokemon to the Prof, but only cares about

Shiny Snivy
Shiney Growlithe

Does anyone have spares and would anyone be so kind to trade.

Many thanksss

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u/AwarenessOk2170 — 2 months ago

How is progress on TOS7? Stable enough to join the party?

I have no 'mission critical' functions on the NAS, just a bunch of files that would be ... annoying to restore if lost.

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u/AwarenessOk2170 — 2 months ago

I overheard the brass wanting to use Planner to allocate tasks, and that they wanted allocated tasks to appear in the assignees calendar. I revisited the topic as I looked into last year and created a flow that

When assigned to me
Get a task
Create a Start/End in localTime
Get calendar view
Check if task already in calendar
Add to calendar
Update task with calendar added to

Cool... works for me and works great... but... being an automated trigger... I can't add run only users. Fail :(

Copilot said, oh oh! You can get around that by creating an Opt-in Instant Flow to create the connections as a Run Only User and then magically the Create Event will work when something is assigned to them.

No Bro.... it don't work like that.

Other than having everyone in the company create their own "When a task is assigned to me" is there any way to create outlook events for assigned tasks in Planner? This should be much simpler than it is... it's not even using premium connectors =/

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u/AwarenessOk2170 — 2 months ago