Also how I treat it

TorrentDB. First tracker I participated. Good layout, nice rules. Sad to see it go

Or Bitwarden (supposedly)

Actual zero knowledge encrypted password managers with 2FA?

Jellyfin and Youtube are seemingly the only web interfaces I can willingly endure.
For youtube though it’s only with Premium/ublock origin and some custom filters like blocking channel membership banners.

But today, his fourth day, he was late because he set his alarm for 7:30 instead of 6:30.

No excuse. Alarms can be set with a recurring theme or planned to a specific day.

I would love to take this question to a phone because this is one of those best shown/asked in person. Text + giving context is very complicated/limiting for such a async conversation.

Also a thank you for confirming what @[email protected] said!
Had to refer back to the thread a number of times already.
I thank both of you for helping me!

Other sides

Everywhere except GOG and select other places I am not aware of.

“Killshot”

lol

We have seen how that ended on Halo Infinite…

Yeah. You need two commands if you want both a default and regular ACL entry.

You want a default ACL entry and a regular ACL entry on data.

The regular ACL entry affects items directly inside data.

The default ACL entry causes items that you create inside data to have that ACL. It doesn’t both do that and act as a regular ACL entry for data.

I think that’s the magic spell.

So assuming I didn’t want to set the regular ACL and the default ACL I would need to set the ACL not on /srv/disk-uid/media/data but instead on /srv/disk-uid/media/ and would achieve essentially the same result?

Though like I said, I’ve done virtually nothing with Posix ACLs in the past, so that’s from a brief glance at the docs and a quick test.

I would say this really doesn’t matter that much. I assume you are using linux way longer and more intensely than me and experience will help with reading the docs. I tried the same but the manpage is a bit difficult to read for me and the guides, forum posts etc. are sometimes over 10 years old and/or doesn’t apply to my goal (or my search-fu failed me).
Classic example of someone from 10 years ago: https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/acl-vs-default-acl-4175478547/

And sometimes you just need a colleague or rubber duck to help you get out of a mind spiral :D

Again: Thank you very much. If you have a paypal adress and willing to pm it to me I’d like to tip you. Because unlike on Reddit, Lemmy is actually helpful.
If you don’t prefer that, maybe a OSS-project I can send it to? :)

sudo setfacl -m g:extUserG:rwx data

THANK YOU for solving the issue.
Can you tell me what went wrong during setting the acl the first time?
Because if my memory serves me right (it was well beyond 11pm) that’s the command I had typed in.
I believe it was /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-e3e0eac5-806a-44e9-a0e9-07fb99a18281/media# sudo setfacl -d -m g:extUserG:rwx data

Also why do I need both default:group:extUserG:rwx and group:extUserG:rwx to be able to write in the media/data directory? Shouldn’t the first one be sufficient enough?

Thank you for responding and helping!

# tree:
├── dev-disk-by-uuid-e3e0eac5-806a-44e9-a0e9-07fb99a18281
│   └── media
│       └── data
│           ├── media
│           ├── recycle_bin
│           ├── test
│           ├── torrents
│           └── usenet

I assume you mean the actual media directory in level 3 on the tree?

/srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-e3e0eac5-806a-44e9-a0e9-07fb99a18281/media/data# getfacl media/
# file: media/
# owner: mediaU
# group: serviceG
# flags: -s-
user::rwx
group::rwx
group:extUserG:rwx
mask::rwx
other::r-x
default:user::rwx
default:group::rwx
default:group:extUserG:rwx
default:mask::rwx
default:other::r-x

Just in case the data folder in level 2 as well:

/srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-e3e0eac5-806a-44e9-a0e9-07fb99a18281/media# getfacl data/
# file: data/
# owner: mediaU
# group: serviceG
# flags: -s-
user::rwx
group::rwx
other::r-x
default:user::rwx
default:group::rwx
default:group:extUserG:rwx
default:mask::rwx
default:other::r-x

You solved the single issue I had with Finamp: Casting to audio devices.
THANK YOU

They even made a tv show out of a teacher with cancer.

Linux is built as a tool by the people using the tool.

And that’s exactly how it feels to non-programmers or not-enthusiasts jus trying to exist.
And those devs (not all but more or less most) will troubleshoot and gear it towards how they see fit with less newbie testing.

But but muh Linux is better.

Though to be fair, Linux has had some great developments!

Disabled by default. Fuck that
And every other smart feature as well.
Basically it works like a regular old school desktop keyboard.

The most of auto-complete I am using is on the terminal to auto-complete commands.