Closed WolfganP closed 1 month ago
This is being done in the postinst configuration script, but has always been like this. That said it can probably be improved to only run a single time during initial install (i.e. if the dir doesn't exist).
This is being done in the postinst configuration script, but has always been like this. That said it can probably be improved to only run a single time during initial install (i.e. if the dir doesn't exist).
Thanks, that gave me the clue to look at the proper config file and modify the user in there. I'll report back if there's any issues in the next upgrade.
And thanks for the latest changes, I saw that the previous version of postinst was assuming adm
as default group, now is dynamic
Please describe your bug
Due a previous media server installation in my debian system, I changed the user:group under which jellyfin runs (even changing the systemd override service conf user & group), and everything went well since original installation. But lately every time I update the server via apt, the folder
/etc/jellyfin
and its content is changed to ownerjellyfin:adm
, and I can't find what I need to modify to comply with my installation and not changed the ownership back to my selected user:groupReproduction Steps
Update via: sudo apt upgrade
Jellyfin Version
10.9.0
if other:
10.9.7.0
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