Closed tazihad closed 1 year ago
Hi @zihadio, please see the Jellyfin docs: https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/quick-start.html
Once the snap is installed, you can start from step 3.
@IsaacJT okay. I can see I can access to jellyfin from http://127.0.0.1:8096/. But I can't add any media folder for permission. It's empty. Any help? I see this message
For Linux on Arch Linux, CentOS, Debian, Fedora, openSUSE, or Ubuntu, you must grant the service user at least read access to your storage locations.
this is the connection
❯ snap connections itrue-jellyfin
Interface Plug Slot Notes
home itrue-jellyfin:home :home -
network itrue-jellyfin:network :network -
network-bind itrue-jellyfin:network-bind :network-bind -
opengl itrue-jellyfin:opengl :opengl -
removable-media itrue-jellyfin:removable-media - -
I am having the same issue. Permissions appear to be in order, same as yours, but it is unable to see the folder specified. If I cannot figure out what the issue is I am going to try pointing it at a network folder and seeing if that does anything
Hi @zrrion and @tazihad,
What's the path to your media storage? You may need to connect the removable-media
interface:
snap connect itrue-jellyfin:removable-media
This allows the snap to access /media
, /run/media
and /mnt
(https://snapcraft.io/docs/removable-media-interface).
I've added the mount-observe
interface to the latest version (which should be published in the store edge channel once it's finished building). This should fix the drop-down menu in the web interface.
If you try it out, you will need to manually connect the interface (snap connect itrue-jellyfin:mount-observe
) until I get the interface autoconnection approved by the store team.
@IsaacJT I couldn't run the snap version. Now I have switched to docker version.
I installed the snap version in Ubuntu 22.04. And now I am not sure how to run.