I would like to know why, in this case, you would need to go to /srv/ instead of /sharedfolders. I set the path to the /media container to /srv/ and when searching in Plex for a new library folder, I found all my media folders under the 'media' directory on the left of the popup window. Thank you that proved to be the solution. In the volumes and bind mounts use /srv/ and not /sharedfolders When trying to add a library in PMS, I am able to see the 'config' folder, but when I click on it I do not see the 'plex' subfolder, it jumps straight to the 'Library' subfolder for some weird reason that I do not understand. This folder also contains a subfolder named 'Library'. I am able to browse in Windows to the shared folder named 'config/plex' created during the setup.

I am have been trying to figure out why I cannot see my folders when I go to add a library in Plex. I have read and write privileges to these folders for this user, which is the same one used for PMS. The shared folder 'Media' is shared on SMB and can be access without issues from Windows, along with the subfolder.

This folder contains a subfolder called 'Movies' and another for 'TV Shows'. I have a folder named 'Media' under 'Shared Folders'. I was able to access them previously from another PMS installation on the network. PUID and PGID are correct and I have had access to these folders in SMB for months now. The issue I have is that PMS loads but I cannot find my media folders when adding the libraries. I followed everything as he set it up and fixed the 'noexec' problem as mentioned is a different video. I have installed PMS using Docker based on the video by Techno Life Dad.

Plex media server docker privileged