TubeArchivist, Part Two

TubeArchivist, Part Two
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Configure TubeArchivist

So I want to store the files TubeArchivist downloads on my fileserver. So I'll need to mount a network drive to accommodate the change.
Steps performed on DC-02 via Windows Admin Center

  • Navigate to Active Directory
  • Navigate to Browse
  • Navigate to Managed Service Accounts
  • Click on Add
  • Create a basic service account _service_tubearchivist
    Steps performed on TUBEARCHIVIST-01
  • mkdir /home/david/tubearchivist/youtube
  • mkdir /home/david/tubearchivist/cache
  • nano /home/david/tubearchivist/docker-compose.yml
  • sudo apt update
  • sudo apt install cifs-utils
  • sudo nano /etc/cifs-credentials
username=_service_tubearchivist
password=XXXXXXXXXXXXX
domain=domain.local
  • I save the cifs-credentials file
  • sudo chmod +rw /etc/cifs-credentials
  • sudo nano /etc/fstab
    • //10.10.10.XXX/Data/Media/Youtube /home/david/tubearchivist/youtube cifs credentials=/etc/cifs-credentials,file_mode=0755,dir_node=0755 0 0

I'm not quite sure why I decided to set up this mount slightly differently than I normally do, but when I try to mount I get an Error(5) input/output error. There's nothing wrong with doing it this way, and I don't see that I've made any sort of typo. While trying to troubleshoot this I run out of time for today. So I'll have to come back to this another day and get this fixed.