Mounted onedrive as storage on linux and use that as a docker volume

[codingwizardx]

Hi, I have my one drive mounted here /root/onedrive
i wanted to use this as host path and in container path /output

but whenever i download any file from jdownloader, it says output folder doesnt exist but it actually exist when i see inside container files and folders

this is my docker run command
docker run -d
--name=jdownloader-2
-v /docker/appdata/jdownloader-2:/config:rw
-v /root/onedrive:/output:rw
-p 5800:5800
-p 5900:5900
-p 3129:3129
jlesage/jdownloader-2

[mr-manuel]

The commands seem to be fine. Try to change the permissions for /root/onedrive to 777 with chmod 755 /root/onedrive. Then you see, if eventually the jdownloader creates a folder with a different user.

[jlesage]

Can you share the output of these commands:

• ls -ld /root/onedrive
• docker exec <container name> ls -l / (container must be running)

[codingwizardx]

@jlesage
Here is the screenshot of first command

and second command

[jlesage]

/root/onedrive on the host is writeable by the root user only (it doesn't have the 777 permissions).

If you don't want to be writable by everybody, you can change change the owner of this directory and make sure to run he container under the same user (via USER_ID and GROUP_ID).

[codingwizardx]

yeah i got it thanks, now it works but only problem is that, whenever im downloading a file directly to mounted onedrive, its taking less time for downloading but long time to write that file in the directory, do u know any ways to fix it?

[jlesage]

I don't know what filesystem is mounted on /root/onedrive, but I guess any file you copy on it would be slower ?