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Upgrading server to 10.9.1 broke everything - Sheepyhead - 2024-05-17

Hi, I have a Synology NAS on which I run Jellyfin via the docker image. Recently my jellyfin media player client broke when it updated but my server hadn't updated yet, so I did a manual update on the server, and now it's completely busted. It managed to scan some of my movies and all of my home movies, but tv shows and music are completely gone now and I can find no obvious hints to what is going wrong in the server log. Until the client and server updated to 10.9.1 everything worked like a charm, now it's completely unusable, any ideas what might be wrong here?


RE: Upgrading server to 10.9.1 broke everything - TheDreadPirate - 2024-05-17

Do you have logs from during or immediately after the upgrade process? Can you share them with us via pastebin?


RE: Upgrading server to 10.9.1 broke everything - Sheepyhead - 2024-05-17

(2024-05-17, 05:10 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Do you have logs from during or immediately after the upgrade process?  Can you share them with us via pastebin?

Uhm yeah I do but I'm not actually sure how to access the log file directly, the docker app gave me the attached html version of the log

Hm for some reason I can't seem to attach the file to this post and it's too big to go on pastebin so I made a gist, sorry that it's a nightmare to read https://gist.github.com/Sheepyhead/bb7eb3e5939477937f491ad2bd0b10f5


RE: Upgrading server to 10.9.1 broke everything - Tim - 2024-05-17

@Sheepyhead

Jellyfin logs in Docker are stored under /config/log/. You can exec into the container with bash to read them. But if you can still access the dashboard and logs, then it is easier to use Dashboard->logs-> (the log(s) you need, I would assume the log created when you started Jellyfin 10.9.x for the first time is the one we need).


RE: Upgrading server to 10.9.1 broke everything - TheDreadPirate - 2024-05-17

Try the solution from this github issue.

https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/11528#issuecomment-2105568202

The post by one of our devs, gnattu.


RE: Upgrading server to 10.9.1 broke everything - Sheepyhead - 2024-05-17

(2024-05-17, 05:43 PM)Tim Wrote: @Sheepyhead

Jellyfin logs in Docker are stored under /config/log/. You can exec into the container with bash to read them. But if you can still access the dashboard and logs, then it is easier to use Dashboard->logs-> (the log(s) you need, I would assume the log created when you started Jellyfin 10.9.x for the first time is the one we need).

I got it! Thanks!

Pastebin somehow decided that the log contained 'questionable or offensive content' so you're getting it as a gist again sorry about the trouble https://gist.github.com/Sheepyhead/540dfff0a1ec37cf1a56406ca7e8de99


RE: Upgrading server to 10.9.1 broke everything - Sheepyhead - 2024-05-17

(2024-05-17, 05:56 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Try the solution from this github issue.

https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/11528#issuecomment-2105568202

The post by one of our devs, gnattu.

That seems to have done something, it's spending a lot of time running the media rescan now, thanks! I'll get back to you if something else is wrong, also I accidentally marked the post above yours as the solution and I can't figure out how to change it