If you just rund “chmod 777” on that drive it will set these permissions only for that folder, not for subfolders or files (afaik) within this folder. By setting it as recursive, it will apply permissions to every single file and folder in any subfolder.
So if you can confirm you are only using the command "chmod 777” then that is your issue. You’d need to add something like -R or -r (look it up first, can make a difference and I don’t remember…) to the command.
Isn’t that just standard convention? Rain is always measured in mm, and snow makes no sense to measure in a unit as small as mm, therefore cm.
May be related to that rain is measured by filling up a measuring cylinder standing around. Doesn’t really work with snow as it takes a bit before it packs nicely.
I got an issue that it keeps my servers hdd awake even when not in use. Hope they can fix that soon.
You should, it is a good boardgame.
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How could I not love this?
You can easily run Jellyfin and Immich (I disabled the machine learning bits though) on this. As an extra I also run Metube for easy downloads of youtube videos.
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Years ago when I still paid occasionally to buy an icon pack on the Playstore, I would have immediately bought one that would do this to Android icons.
No. No thanks. God, no.
I seriously hope OP has stopped to take that pic and didn’t just pull out the phone while driving to do this.
You still didn’t really answer how you are running chmod and there’s two users here already telling you it could solve the issue that you need to run it recursively.
From your answer I can assume you are not doing that and it is easy to just test it, so why don’t you give it a try and if it doesn’t work then there is a whole different issue than setting permissions.