2024-03-13, 10:56 PM
Try this. Instead of your data dir, lets also delete the VFS that the container creates.
Stop the docker container for jellyfin. It is fine to keep the /config directory. Then run this command.
This will delete the temp VFS for Jellyfin. When you start Jellyfin back up it will re-pull the Jellyfin image and recreate the VFS.
Stop the docker container for jellyfin. It is fine to keep the /config directory. Then run this command.
Code:
docker volume prune --force --all
This will delete the temp VFS for Jellyfin. When you start Jellyfin back up it will re-pull the Jellyfin image and recreate the VFS.