2024-01-17, 05:47 PM
(This post was last modified: 2024-01-17, 05:49 PM by manicraft1001.)
(2024-01-17, 02:38 PM)Efficient_Good_5784 Wrote: From what I could see in the logs, it looks like a permissions issue.
I looked through it and saw things like Jellyscrub failing to make the BIF files, the screen grabber failing to get access to a library, and so on.
Are you running Jellyfin with Truenas Scale? You stated that you moved video files around and rescanned. Make sure that the user you set Jellyfin to run as has access to those locations and files.
Make sure that the Jellyfin user also has access to all folder/datasets that lead into the video files themselves.
You can also choose to set Jellyfin to run as root (making the user and group both set to 0) to make it have access to all folders on the server.
Also as a note since you have Jellyscrub installed, keep in mind that the process of creating these BIF files will be slow depending on your CPU and how you configured Jellyscrub (HWA enabled or not for it).
Thanks for the reply. Container is run using user "apps" (ID 568 for both user and group).
Owner of the files on the file system is 568. To verify that permissions on the media files shouldn't be a problem, I set the permissions to 777 recursively.
Still the same result with that.
To add to my previous message, I use hardware acceleration for playback and Jellyscrub.
I use my integrated graphics for that, because that is fast enough for me and I don't want the additional power consumption.
Additionally, I double checked that read-only is deactivated for the host path in TrueNAS.