Fix shared upload permissions for capability-restricted LTX backend
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@@ -33,7 +33,9 @@ ffmpeg only. It does not install or restart LTX, Deck, WireGuard or a GPU driver
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these files. Set file permissions so only the selected WEB_UID can read them.
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For a backend without authentication, the token file can be empty.
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4. Ensure WEB_UID/WEB_GID can write the input directory and read the output
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directory. Do not recursively change ownership of existing LTX data.
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directory. Use a shared group with the LTX process for inputs: a dedicated
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input directory with mode 2750, files 0640. Both containers need this group.
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Do not recursively change ownership of existing LTX data.
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5. Set PUBLIC_ORIGIN to the browser URL, e.g. `http://127.0.0.1:8118` for an SSH tunnel.
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6. Start: `docker compose up -d --build`.
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7. Stop: `docker compose down`. Shared media is retained; LTX keeps running.
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