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Emby can't see a mounted sshfs folder

So I just installed emby on a VPS. I mounted my movies seedbox folder on /home/data. I had to give emby user permission to see home and data otherwise it wasn't able to show the path while adding the library. As soon as I mount the seedbox movies folder via sshfs on data folder - emby can't see anything inside the folder. What am I doing wrong?

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  • dont mount via sshfs to begin with
    even if you give emby permission to look at a folder, who says it has permission to work with the mounted folder?
    would it be better to make a support request to these guys? i mean, this forum is for hosting/vpses in general and you're asking for something very specific u lazy fk

  • have you added the fuse flag allow_other ?

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  • @dgc1980 said: have you added the fuse flag

    fuse group ? :wink:

  • make sure you also uncomment user_allow_other in /etc/fuse.conf

    sshfs -o allow_other,default_permissions,Port=22,IdentityFile=~/key user@IP:/ /mnt/sshfs

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  • @dgc1980 said:

    make sure you also uncomment user_allow_other in /etc/fuse.conf

    sshfs -o allow_other,default_permissions,Port=22,IdentityFile=~/key user@IP:/ /mnt/sshfs

    Just figured this out right before you posted. This was indeed the problem. Thanks!

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