Hey Guys,
I've searched forums and found some information regarding my issue.. but I'm not sure if it's identical. The post which most resembles my problem, I think, is MergerFS folders not mounted in /sharedfolders
So, I've created a UnionFS drive pool consisting of 2 hdds, with 1 hdd as a Parity drive for SnapRAID. I've then created a Plex server using the linuxserver/plex docker container, and pointed all my Plex mount drives to /sharedfolders/Media and etc.. After this I did some testing and pulled some files into /sharedfolders/Media using lftp, which then allowed plex to work perfectly. My initial thought was that these folders were linked to the actual raw drive location, and that putting anything into /sharedfolders/ would actual store the files in /srv/<uuid>, but this doesn't seem to be the case.
So my questions are:
1. Is that actual the default behavior? If so, what's the point of the /sharedfolders directory on my main installation drive?
2. If not, then how can I go about getting /sharedfolders to work as I expect above? Is that even possible?
Here is the section from my syslog which may be of some help to anyone!
Jun 10 18:07:55 omv systemd[1]: Mounted /srv/07b2b27d-5220-460b-986e-1b7bd4bf1083.
Jun 10 18:07:55 omv systemd[1]: sharedfolders-Downloads.mount: Starting requested but asserts failed.
Jun 10 18:07:55 omv systemd[1]: Assertion failed for Mount shared folder Downloads to /sharedfolders/Downloads.
Jun 10 18:07:55 omv systemd[1]: sharedfolders-config.mount: Starting requested but asserts failed.
Jun 10 18:07:55 omv systemd[1]: Assertion failed for Mount shared folder config to /sharedfolders/config.
Jun 10 18:07:55 omv systemd[1]: sharedfolders-AppData.mount: Starting requested but asserts failed.
Jun 10 18:07:55 omv systemd[1]: Assertion failed for Mount shared folder AppData to /sharedfolders/AppData.
Jun 10 18:07:55 omv systemd[1]: sharedfolders-Media.mount: Starting requested but asserts failed.
Jun 10 18:07:55 omv systemd[1]: Assertion failed for Mount shared folder Media to /sharedfolders/Media.