Filezilla Docker - Can't run command after transfer queue completes

I'm using the jlesage/filezilla docker and I have it setup through portainer and working fine for the most part. What I'd like to do now is for it to run a command once the transfer queue completes. If you right click in the white space where the transfer queue is located, there is an option for 'action after queue completion' and then 'run command'.

Here is the command I'd like to run

unrar e -r *.rar

I tried putting that in as the command, and it didn't work. so i tried a bash script, and put in "/storage/unrar.sh" in as the command, where storage is a bind mount in the volumes section for the docker

#!/bin/bash
unrar e -r *.rar

I'm guessing its some sort of Docker permissions issue? If I run the command or script via shell when i'm logged in, it works fine. It doesn't seem to be working when the transfer queue completes.

Could it be the console setting under "command and logging" in advanced container options?

Went into Portainer's log and found this no matter what i set for the console setting

execvp(/storage/unrar.sh) failed with error 2!

Also tried typing in unrar e -r *.rar into the box directly and also got the same error from execvp.

Not sure if its relevant, but the logs for the dockers are off by 5 hours but portainer's event logs are accurate. I don't see an option for setting time for the dockers.

Tried a few more things, and they all resulted in execvp failing with error 2 except for when in the filezilla box, I tried putting the following:

 touch hello.txt

And then instead the logs showed:

touch: hello.txt: Permission denied

Here are a few variations of execvp errors from what I've tried

execvp(/storage/unrar.sh) failed with error 2!,
execvp(unrar,, e -r) failed with error 2!,
execvp(unrar,, e -r) failed with error 2!,
execvp(unrar, e -r *.rar) failed with error 2!,
execvp(/storage/unrar) failed with error 2!,
execvp(/storage/unrar.sh) failed with error 2!,
execvp(/storage/unrar.sh) failed with error 2!,
execvp(unrar) failed with error 2!

Zitat von sabamimi

If that your case, there is a way around it.

("The mntent entry could be changed in /etc/openmediavault/config.xml ")

Are you referring to noexec? I removed that already to fix transcoding on Plex. I also tried adding exec in addition to removing noexec, but that didn't change the execvp error. So currently I have that line without noexec and without exec.

I'm wondering if it may be a syntax issue
or does the script need to be included in the Docker config somehow?
Here's a man page for execvp: https://linux.die.net/man/3/execvp

Another small update to my testing:
"touch hello.txt" results in the execvp error

touch "hello.txt" and touch hello.txt results in Permission Denied

figured it out, syntax needs to be

sh "/path/to/script.sh"