managing uid/gid and umask

[toxic0berliner]

I currently use filebrowser quantum with docker cifs volumes.
This works for a while but I don't know what happens after a while the filebrowser process keeps about 50mb/s of disk io (using htop on host) and the gui becomes unresponsive, i get the bas gui but can't list directories and such...
I suspect it comes from my smb server throttling or the underlying zfs hdd being slow to provide metadata/files for the indexer on some old directories...
I want to try using a bind mount of the zfs volume but the smb actually does for me user mapping, i have several mounts but each with a different user/group.

I don't believe there is a way to tell filebrowser quantum to use a specific user or group to access and especially to write to a specific source. Am I missing something?

I would even settle for the created dirs and files being 777 but even that I don't find an option.

I'm using the docker image of filebrowser i could probably spin up several instances all with distinct users but I don't think there is a readymade thing to unify them in the sam gui ?

Any help on how to approach this would be great

[toxic0berliner]

I believe my best option is to find out what's preventing filebrowser to list the directory in the gui, maybe find some logs something on the indexer is blocking?
Fyi when this happens I can still use ls on the docker host and properly list the mounted cifs volumes quite quickly so I do suspect something in filebrowser is holding itself back...

[gtsteffaniak]

also see https://filebrowserquantum.com/en/docs/getting-started/docker/#running-container-with-a-different-user