SOLVED: Debian 12

[Rohan]

I recently saw on a demo installation of Jellyfin on Debian 12, some 'bullseye' package were installed, while Debian 12 is 'bookworm'.
Can you tell me how I can prevent this?
Thanks, Rohan

[paulc]

I believe the supported Debian releases of Jellyfin are buster and bullseye. https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/instal...ux/#debian

[Host-in-the-Shell]

I had no idea that Debian 12 was unsupported. Was planning to upgrade my server to it once the first point release dropped for it. Guess that's off now.

[joshuaboniface]

Bookwork should definitely be supported by the repo, we added it many months ago.

Can you confirm the exact error you got @Rohan?

[Rohan]

I don't get an error, but are curious why there are bullseye packages installed instead of bookworms'.
Am afraid that I get mixed up with two different OS related versions, which may cause some inconsistency regarding (fututr) package updates?
On installation the manual @ https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/installation/linux #Debian was used.

[Rohan]

It is indeed written that "The Jellyfin team provides a Debian repository for installation on Debian Buster/Bullseye. Supported architectures are amd64, arm64, and armhf".
Can you upgrade that text and compose an install for Bookworm? Otherwise I will wait until it has been created, no problem.

[Shadowghost]

The APT repository already includes builds for Bookworm for all architectures and all packages (inlcuding FFmpeg). We do need to change the description on the homepage/docs though.

Edit: Documentation references were adapted.

[Rohan]

It works all fine now, appreciate your support.
Thanks!