Hi all, I've trawled through countless threads and changed my fstab options hundreds of times now to try to resolve this issue, hopefully it's something simple to resolve. My RP4 SD card died so I set it up again using USB boot yesterday. It's running Raspbian and primarily used as a PIHole. I decided to put a headless Deluge client on it and followed a guide to set it up (this guide: https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-deluge/). I created a directory in /mnt/ and gave my user 'pi', group 'pi' 777 access and chowned it then mounted the SMB NAS share. I am not a very good Linux user as mainly used Windows my whole life but googled my way through all this as I've done a few times before with other Ubuntu installations I've played with.
Everything seemed to go well except when I got to adding a torrent to Deluge through the headless client, it is stuck at downloading at '0%', I've come to learn this means it doesn't have some permission it needs, write most likely on the mount, however everything seems correct as far as I know.
When I run Deluge non headless and elevate with sudo it can and does download as normal, just not when using the headless client. The two services from the headless guide are set up as 'pi', which is my RP account and also permissions are set for pi for RW on the SMB NAS share. It seems to be this is a problem with the mount, as everything else seems fine. Further from this, when I load a torrent that has already downloaded some data via headless, it does recognise the data and checks it before starting the download, which then never connects to peers as as above, assuming it doesn't have write access. I can also navigate to the mount and add a new folder without problem.
I also tried an NFS share which had the same problem.
I have tried a bunch of fstab mount options from googling, I'm sure there's something there that needs to be changed.
NAS share is using SMB3 by the looks of it (there is an SMB 3 encryption option) and is a ReadyNas 6 unit from Netgear, their site states it's SMB3 also.
Currently fstab looks like this: //192.168.1.49/Videos /mnt/nas/videos cifs username=*redacted*,password=*redacted*,workgroup= WORKGROUP,noperm,rw,uid=pi,gid=pi,forceuid,forcegi d,iocharset=utf8,dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0777 0 0
Mount permissions are currently: pi@pi:/mnt/nas $ ls -ltotal 0
drwxr-xr-x 2 pi pi 0 Jun 30 11:04 videos
Would appreciate some help, feel I'm very close to get this working but have insufficient knowledge of Linux file system permissions and mounting, etc.
Cheers,
Will