2024-02-14, 08:08 PM
(2024-02-14, 07:55 PM)aptmx Wrote:(2024-02-14, 07:02 PM)Efficient_Good_5784 Wrote: My bet is that it's the user you're running it under.
Just in case (since you state you have the correct UID + GID), your provided example has "--user 1026:100" which is the same one as in the guide. You probably copied this over from that and probably isn't linked to any user in your actual server.
You can try:------------------------------------------------
- Changing the UID+GID to the correct user on your NAS
- Change the UID+GID to root (to see if this is the issue)
- Remove the "--user #:#" line to have Jellyfin run as root anyway
Edit:
Looking at the picture of your container's volume settings, you linked the folder wrong.
You have it linked to the directory "/Media".
Turn off the container, then edit the path to be "/volume2/Media/".
Can you post the actual docker run command that you used?
Hi. I did get my actual user UID + GID. It just happened to match the one in the guide. I will try removing the user line like you stated. The actual run command is what I did post. (it is from the guide with my specific settings modified). I will also try editing the container with that correct path. Thanks for the advice and I will report back.
No luck. I uploaded pictures of what I tried and Jellyfin still does not see anything. When I click add folder in the container settings and select my media folder, it just shows up as /Media regardless. I tried adding /volume2/Media/ to the text box next it and re-adding the library but it still sees nothing. Not sure how to get root UID and GID and if I remove the line entirely, I have to create the entire container again?