Cannot create or write into the data directory /minio

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The issue you are facing:
i know this probably isn’t supported but i’m trying to set the data directory as a mounted minio s3

the mount is working fine the perms are unrestricting.

i know it all comes down to the code nothing is impossible in the world of code.

Is this the first time you’ve seen this error? (Y/N):Y

Steps to replicate it:

  1. mount as s3 compatible as a directory / folder converting rpm to .deb if needed using alien
  2. sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /minio/* sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /minio chmod -R 777 /minio chmod -R 777 /minio/* (ik 777 bad but that prooves its not perm related right?)

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ok so it appeared to be related to to minio / minfs. its working now. the issue was i didnt change to version number in the json config for minfs it was set to 1 and it needed to be somthing else i dont rememer. if anyone else has this issue just look in sys logs it says was it wants it always does but its not smart enuff to make the change its self.

i never got that is the system knows thats its expecting code to be a certain way why dont it automatically fix???

i always have that problem with nginx config like if you want a “[” bracket somewhere put it there urself lol. the system knows more than me but yet im the one controlling it.

if i figre out how ill close this issue myself