Missing Webui?

[Azriall]

Good morning

So I had Jellyfin up and running, no issues. Then the next day I tried logging into Jellyfin via the webui and got access forbidden, or timed out. I had installed no additional software between the two except to update ubuntu and mess around with making shared folders for the media to be stored in


Running Ubuntu 22.04 LTS server
Latest versuin of Jellyfin, installed via Debian rep (per website guide)
Jellyfin installed Natively (Don't understand Dockers yet)
Connected directly into my router
Could connect via all media inside and outside my house
Made a previous post about making media folders
Connect to Server via SSH

Now
Running Ubuntu 22.04 LTS server
Latest versuin of Jellyfin, installed via Debian rep (per website guide)
Jellyfish installed natively
connected directly to router
No changes to router
Can't access on any platform with IP address internally or externally
Removed installation
reinstalled
Same result
Can't see it listening on port 8096.
service listed as active and running

Did a check and found the following

The server is expected to host the web client, but the provided content directory is either invalid or empty: /usr/lib/jellyfin/bin/jellyfin-web. If you do not want to host the web client with the server, you may set the '--nowebclient' command line flag, or set'hostwebclient=false' in your config settings.

I have uninstalled it and reinstalled it a few times. I've followed the commands on the jellyfish debian/ubuntu installation guide. If it helps the only hicup I find is a message about the kernal being different and then needing to restart services. WSDD often needs to be restarted.

[mcarlton00]

What do the Jellyfin logs say? If systemd says it's running, but it's not listening on port 8096, there's a good chance that it encountered an error during startup and the logs will give you a better idea of where to start looking.

[Azriall]

Thanks for responding, where can i find the log and i'll have that info as soon as I get home

[TheDreadPirate]

What is the output of "sudo systemctl restart jellyfin"?

/var/log/jellyfin is where writes its logs.