New Jellyfin Server/Web release: 10.11.0

[theguymadmax]

I have left the server in "shutdown" status for the time been hoping someone else has encountered this and how you proceeded from this point.

Thanks for any advise...

There was a new commit regarding libjemalloc can you try again.

[MegaUltraGigaChad]

I just realised that the upgrade completely wiped all my playlists, no wonder why Finamp wasn't finding my fav playlist
Edit : Creating a new one solved it, but it's incredibly laggy

[SkullOne]

I fixed mine.

There's a few steps missing if running bare metal Ubuntu 24.04 LTS.

1. libjemalloc2 needs to be installed BEFORE you upgrade jellyfin-server. This was a new install for my Ubuntu 24.04 system. This dependency led directly to the failure.
2. You need to update your jellyfin.sources in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
You need to update this because it is probably pointed to the old jammy repo, not noble.
Don't use their "script" from the manual install instructions. It fails. It doesn't put the /ubuntu at the end of the URI

Your jellyfin.sources needs to have this in it (change the arch to ARM64 if you're on ARM):

Types: deb
URIs: https://repo.jellyfin.org/ubuntu
Suites: noble
Components: main
Architectures: amd64
Signed-By: /etc/apt/keyrings/jellyfin.gpg

Now update everything and install. jellyfin-server will fire properly and after a few minutes Jellyfin will be back up and running again.

[alleycat]

I have left the server in "shutdown" status for the time been hoping someone else has encountered this and how you proceeded from this point.

Thanks for any advise...

There was a new commit regarding libjemalloc can you try again.

Link broken. Please recheck your link.

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I fixed mine.

There's a few steps missing if running bare metal Ubuntu 24.04 LTS.

1.  libjemalloc2 needs to be installed BEFORE you upgrade jellyfin-server.  This was a new install for my Ubuntu 24.04 system.  This dependency led directly to the failure.
2.  You need to update your jellyfin.sources in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
      You need to update this because it is probably pointed to the old jammy repo, not noble.
      Don't use their "script" from the manual install instructions.  It fails.  It doesn't put the /ubuntu at the end of                              the  URI

Your jellyfin.sources needs to have this in it (change the arch to ARM64 if you're on ARM):

Types: deb
URIs: https://repo.jellyfin.org/ubuntu
Suites: noble
Components: main
Architectures: amd64
Signed-By: /etc/apt/keyrings/jellyfin.gpg

Now update everything and install.  jellyfin-server will fire properly and after a few minutes Jellyfin will be back up and running again.

This is good info, but mine is already lists that same info in jellyfin.sources

[gccalvin]

I fixed mine.

There's a few steps missing if running bare metal Ubuntu 24.04 LTS.

1.  libjemalloc2 needs to be installed BEFORE you upgrade jellyfin-server.  This was a new install for my Ubuntu 24.04 system.  This dependency led directly to the failure.
2.  You need to update your jellyfin.sources in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
      You need to update this because it is probably pointed to the old jammy repo, not noble.
      Don't use their "script" from the manual install instructions.  It fails.  It doesn't put the /ubuntu at the end of                              the  URI

Your jellyfin.sources needs to have this in it (change the arch to ARM64 if you're on ARM):

Types: deb
URIs: https://repo.jellyfin.org/ubuntu
Suites: noble
Components: main
Architectures: amd64
Signed-By: /etc/apt/keyrings/jellyfin.gpg

Now update everything and install.  jellyfin-server will fire properly and after a few minutes Jellyfin will be back up and running again.

Did you run into any issues with the libicu70 dependency?

My Jellyfin sources were already pointed to noble.

We have a thread on it here.

[alleycat]

I have left the server in "shutdown" status for the time been hoping someone else has encountered this and how you proceeded from this point.

Thanks for any advise...

There was a new commit regarding libjemalloc can you try again.

I ran the command "sudo apt reinstall jellyfin", used JMP to login and I'm now running 10.11
Everything looks good...
Thanks for the reply.

[theguymadmax]

Glad it worked, updated the link :-)

[TeaTotaled]

Thank you all so much! This was a massive undertaking and I want all of the developers to know how much it is appriciated! You all rock!

[planedrop]

A rather odd issue I have come across that is definitely related to the 10.11 update that I did last night, if I add any albums to my Music library, I have to do a metadata scan 2 times in order to get the new songs to show up properly.

The first time the album will show up but it'll have no tracks listed in it (the album will play but the list of tracks will be blank even though it'll have a count on it).

If I do a second metadata refresh then everything shows up just as it did before in a single refresh.

I did do a full library rescan on all libraries and a missing metadata scan on all libraries just like the upgrade docs suggested, so it's not that.

I am running this on an Ubuntu host and all my media is stored on a SMB share NAS connected to it, in case that helps.

[mk3]

Can someone please help with the no activity log table issue ?