I'm trying to use a remote FTP as a Django media source in docker.
I have mounted a directory:
/mnt/ftp_media
with curlftpfs:
curlftpfs -o allow_other user:pass@host /mnt/ftp_media
I've noticed that when trying to upload a file, it actually does get created on the remote, but django fails on chmod with:
Operation not permitted
I've tried to directly execute chmod inside the mount:
cd /mnt/ftp_mount
chmod 666 some_file.txt
But then I also get an error:
chmod: changing permissions of 'some_file.txt': Operation not permitted
Even as a root user. I've tried to remount with different users, but it always yields the same results. Is it just that you should not use chmod in fuse mounts?