Well shit I have to mark it down as something I shouldn’t try to rush through between tasks. I was a dumbass and just cd’d to the /media/ directory, ran the ls -la to verify they looked the same on both drives then not wanting to check all the sub directories ran the sudo 755 recursively from the media directory. In my haste I shoved my head up my ass and instead of typing ./ I typed / … I’ll have to reinstall the OS and start over later as it obviously wrecked the entire OS because it changed the permissions for even sudo before I hit Ctrl c, lol.

If that were the issue would it not add the folder and then not see the context?

To understand what you meant, does that mean I should try to mount them as mnt/w.e?

I see this under permissions

No docker, standard setup, files set to paths set to things like /media/open/whateverdrivename/movies or etc

Edit: yes I actually set the username to open lol

I go to the folder, copy the path, and run chmod from terminal, then copy the path to the jellyfin add library if your curious… it just won’t recognize anything

Yeah I have a couple of them and 2 poe injectors so I figured I’d try that way

If possible, I want to run it on my jellyfin/DNS server (piefed)

I uploaded the picture… yet it didn’t show on my end

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Apparently this must be because I was VPN’d to turkey at the time I was trying to respond to a message

Yeah, when access to raspberry pi’s and such was none existant I knew a few people who would pick up old Optiplex computers and such to use as media servers and such. Old dells used to be very reliable. Throw whatever distro on there gui or not, and the shitty graphics cards wouldn’t matter much

If the computer was purchased in 2016 the license key is likely tied to the motherboard from the factory, so unless you swap the board, the original key may pull on its own.

State governments usually are required to place all of their computers up for sale through surplus. (Hard drives usually removed and destroyed). I have been through that process at a State College and a University. They aren’t just thrown away. I imagine there is a similar process for federal computer.

I viewed it as a “hill you would die on” type of question. Where everyone you talk to thinks you are an idiot or believes you to be wrong, but you refuse to change your mind.

Good examples usually are found in people who get stuck in conspiracies, but it doesn’t always have to be. “Birds aren’t real” “Earth Flat” are conspiracies.

Or it could be something off the wall like “Anyone not willing to commit suicide is a coward and inherently evil for putting themselves betore all other lifeforms on this planet”

(Not saying I do/don’t agree with any of these comments/things, just giving my opinion on what the question meant)

They stated disruptive. If no one elses rights are violated it is not disruptive. At minimum disruptive to me would have to include intentionally blocking roadways and holding up everyone else. (Which does violate the rights of people who live and work in the area). So your stance sounds as if to be opposite of the person you commented on.