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Failed to Create Folder in Syncthing Admin - Read Only File System

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  • S saint

    @girish Ahh, got it. Okay, this is what I see in the Nextcloud storage mount UI.

    Yep, I think you're right. It is "read-only"

    Screen Shot 2022-11-09 at 11.27.38 PM.png

    This is what I see when I added the Volume that's tied to /mnt/sync.

    To test, I unchecked it, hit save, then tried to delete & re-add the sync directory in Syncthing.

    But, still encountering the same error.

    Screen Shot 2022-11-09 at 11.33.55 PM.png

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    @saint if you open a web terminal for the sync thing app, are you able to go into /mnt/sync and touch foo ? I think the core of the issue is that it is for whatever reason read-only.

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      @saint if you open a web terminal for the sync thing app, are you able to go into /mnt/sync and touch foo ? I think the core of the issue is that it is for whatever reason read-only.

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      @girish I followed the example provided at https://docs.cloudron.io/volumes/#sharing and did a 'touch ./test-file'

      From what I can see, the directory does appear to have write permissions.

      Screen Shot 2022-11-10 at 12.48.07 AM.png

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