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RE: emby and jellyfin on same server - roycrt - 2024-02-15

Household members came home and wanted to watch emby, I had to restart emby.
This is what I get with emby running
Code:
sudo netstat -napo | grep 8096<br>
tcp6       0      0 :::8096                 :::*                    LISTEN      1591/EmbyServer      off (0.00/0/0)

I'll try again tomorrow with emby shutdown


RE: emby and jellyfin on same server - TheDreadPirate - 2024-02-15

(2024-02-15, 11:08 PM)roycrt Wrote: Household members came home and wanted to watch emby, I had to restart emby.
This is what I get with emby running
Code:
sudo netstat -napo | grep 8096<br>
tcp6      0      0 :::8096                :::*                    LISTEN      1591/EmbyServer      off (0.00/0/0)

I'll try again tomorrow with emby shutdown

If emby is running, this is expected.  What we wanted to figure out is what is still listening on 8096 when emby is supposedly shut down.  Which is blocking jellyfin from starting.


RE: emby and jellyfin on same server - roycrt - 2024-02-16

I would like to thank everyone who tried helping me with this, but I have decided it is more of a PIA than just backing up emby. purging emby from server, then using only docker. jellyfin container 1st, then emby
I did manage to get port 8096 shut down. I moved all the emby files to home dir. but still compose doesn't complete. Lots of emby Taskmanger stuff freezes it.


RE: emby and jellyfin on same server - roycrt - 2024-02-20

Thanks everyone
I just made a backup of emby files, then purged emby from server. Not sure what the problem was.
Installed emby in docker container and used the backup to update.
Not as much of a PIA as I thought it would be.