(2024-10-03, 12:25 AM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Is jellysearch able to read jellyfin's DB file?

Code:

fail: JellySearch.Jobs.IndexJob[0]
      SQLite Error 14: 'unable to open database file'.

I'm assuming it would need sufficient permissions to read it.

(2024-10-03, 12:54 PM)dontcryforme Wrote: Change JELLYFIN_CONFIG_DIR to point to '/config/data' instead of '/config'

(2024-10-05, 09:32 PM)Hectik Wrote:

(2024-10-03, 12:54 PM)dontcryforme Wrote: Change JELLYFIN_CONFIG_DIR to point to '/config/data' instead of '/config'

Hmm, tried that and got the same outcome. 

(2024-08-27, 07:25 PM)Topomov Wrote: It works so beautiful well! Thank you for everything!!

As for Synology users; I wrote the following script that should be put in the task scheduler (have it run at boot as root)

Code:

# Define the search term for grep and the words for modification
search_word_1="jellyfin.MYHOSTNAME.com"
search_word_2="location \/ {"
insert_text="\n if (\$arg_searchTerm) { \n        proxy_pass http:\/\/localhost:MYJELLYSEARCHPORT;\n        break;\n    }\n"

# Search for the first file containing the string in grep_term in the specified directory
file=$(grep -Rnw '/usr/local/etc/nginx/sites-available/' -e "$search_word_1" | awk -F: 'NR==1{print $1}')

# Check if a file was found
if [ -z "$file" ]; then
  echo "No file containing '$grep_term' found."
  exit 1
fi

# Verify that both search_word_1 and search_word_2 exist in the file
if grep -q "$search_word_1" "$file" && grep -q "$search_word_2" "$file"; then
  # Use sed with variables to find the first occurrence of search_word_2 after search_word_1 and insert insert_text after search_word_2
  sed -i "/$search_word_1/,/$search_word_2/{s/\($search_word_2\)/\1 $insert_text/;}" "$file"
  echo "Modification applied to $file"
  nginx -s reload
else
  echo "The file $file does not contain both '$search_word_1' and '$search_word_2'"
fi

(2024-10-06, 09:01 AM)domi Wrote:

(2024-10-05, 09:32 PM)Hectik Wrote:

(2024-10-03, 12:54 PM)dontcryforme Wrote: Change JELLYFIN_CONFIG_DIR to point to '/config/data' instead of '/config'

Hmm, tried that and got the same outcome. 

I believe you are one folder too deep, the final path inside of the container for the database file should be /config/data/library.db.

If you remove the JELLYFIN_CONFIG_DIR environment variable and mount ./jellyfin-folder directly to /config it should work.
./jellyfin-folder should contain a data folder.