i am running into the exact same issue.
What was your solution ?
nano /etc/fstab
via command line. Replace noexec with exec
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nano /etc/fstab
via command line. Replace noexec with exec
That will only work until the next reboot and then fstab will be re-written. The mntent entry needs to be changed in /etc/openmediavault/config.xml and the omv-mkconf fstab executed.
im not a linux expert.
so what needs to be done ?
That will only work until the next reboot and then fstab will be re-written. The mntent entry needs to be changed in /etc/openmediavault/config.xml and the omv-mkconf fstab executed.
Are you sure? I always changed noexec to exec in fstab otherwise Plex (docker) refused to work properly and after restart Plex was working fine
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Are you sure? I always changed noexec to exec in fstab otherwise Plex (docker) refused to work properly and after restart Plex was working fine
I guess it depends on which plugins you have installed and if you are doing anything in the web interface. The reboot itself doesn't necessarily trigger it but changing things in plenty of other services (nfs, sftp, zfs, etc) does.
im not a linux expert.
so what needs to be done ?
Second this attempting to get Plex transcoding working through docker and I'm still trying to figure out how to edit /etc/openmediavault/config.xml to exec
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