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Rolling back jellyfin on Ubuntu - Dzvon2 - 2024-06-26
10.9.7 has completely broken my ability to use Jellyfin on Android and wanted to rollback to 10.9.6, but I am not a linux expert and wasn't sure how to do this. Could anyone share how I would accomplish this? I tried doing
sudo apt-get install jellyfin=10.9.6+ubu2204, but it just says: Version '10.9.6+ubu2204' for 'jellyfin' was not found. Any help is appreciated.
RE: Rolling back jellyfin on Ubuntu - paulc - 2024-06-26
Midway down this help page might provide assistance: Upgrades & Downgrades https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/testing/upgrades/
RE: Rolling back jellyfin on Ubuntu - TheDreadPirate - 2024-06-26
Instead of "jellyfin=10.9.6+ubu2204" you will probably have to specify server and web independently.
sudo apt install jellyfin-server=10.9.6+ubu2204 jellyfin-web=10.9.6+ubu2204 jellyfin-ffmpeg6
RE: Rolling back jellyfin on Ubuntu - Dzvon2 - 2024-06-26
(2024-06-26, 03:50 PM)paulc Wrote: Midway down this help page might provide assistance: Upgrades & Downgrades https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/testing/upgrades/
When I put in 10.9.6+ubu2204 for the version I just get errors back that version doesn't exist for those 3 packages. I am not sure if the versions get different names after they aren't the most recent or something. Any other ideas what I could try?
(2024-06-26, 03:55 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Instead of "jellyfin=10.9.6+ubu2204" you will probably have to specify server and web independently.
sudo apt install jellyfin-server=10.9.6+ubu2204 jellyfin-web=10.9.6+ubu2204 jellyfin-ffmpeg6
No dice on that either. Still says the version doesn't exist for those 3 packages
RE: Rolling back jellyfin on Ubuntu - TheDreadPirate - 2024-06-26
Try adding "_amd64" right after ubu2204.
sudo apt install jellyfin-server=10.9.6+ubu2204_amd64 jellyfin-web=10.9.6+ubu2204_amd64 jellyfin-ffmpeg6
From the Jellyfin repo.
RE: Rolling back jellyfin on Ubuntu - Dzvon2 - 2024-06-26
(2024-06-26, 04:14 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Try adding "_amd64" right after ubu2204.
sudo apt install jellyfin-server=10.9.6+ubu2204_amd64 jellyfin-web=10.9.6+ubu2204_amd64 jellyfin-ffmpeg6
From the Jellyfin repo.
version not found for all 3 of those again
RE: Rolling back jellyfin on Ubuntu - TheDreadPirate - 2024-06-26
Even jellyfin ffmpeg6? That should be valid. You could just install the deb packages.
https://repo.jellyfin.org/files/server/ubuntu/stable/v10.9.6/amd64/
https://repo.jellyfin.org/?path=/ffmpeg/ubuntu/latest-6.x/amd64
Get server, web, and jellyfin-ffmpeg6.
sudo apt install ./<file_name>.deb
RE: Rolling back jellyfin on Ubuntu - Dzvon2 - 2024-06-26
(2024-06-26, 04:41 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Even jellyfin ffmpeg6? That should be valid. You could just install the deb packages.
https://repo.jellyfin.org/files/server/ubuntu/stable/v10.9.6/amd64/
https://repo.jellyfin.org/?path=/ffmpeg/ubuntu/latest-6.x/amd64
Get server, web, and jellyfin-ffmpeg6.
sudo apt install ./<file_name>.deb
Which version of jellyfin-ffmpeg6 should I use? I see theres a focal, jammy, and noble, but those don't mean anything to me. Edit: I see the version corresponds to the version of Ubuntu you are using. Also don't I need jellyfin along with server and web?
RE: Rolling back jellyfin on Ubuntu - TheDreadPirate - 2024-06-26
"jellyfin" is a meta package for server, web, and jellyfin-ffmpeg.
RE: Rolling back jellyfin on Ubuntu - Dzvon2 - 2024-06-27
(2024-06-26, 09:26 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: "jellyfin" is a meta package for server, web, and jellyfin-ffmpeg.
Thank you for your patience I was able to successfully downgrade. The ffmpeg version hasn't been changed for a month or two so I ended up not needing it, but the downgrade fixed the mobile issue. I'll post the issue in the troubleshooting channel and see if anyone has ideas or is experiencing the same thing. I'll also try looking at the release code diff and see if I can see anything that sticks out that could've caused the issue.