2024-05-08, 07:42 PM
(This post was last modified: 2024-05-08, 07:44 PM by Femur4889. Edited 1 time in total.)
(2024-05-08, 03:36 AM)bitmap Wrote: Can you get logs from the dead instance? I looked at my DC file and it's different, but not by much and I use the LSIO container anywho.
Only differences: user/group are set with ENV variables, I do NOT use host networking, and my ports are listed. If the Jellyfin container is owned by root, who owns the media you're trying to access?
Getting logs from dead instance? I'm not sure what that means or how to do that. Can you advise?
I've essentially copied my DC file from Jellyfin's official site. It does not list ports but I'm happy to try that. Can you share your DC yml?
The JF container was owned by root. I just changed it though. I uncommented "User" so now my container is owned by me, 1000:1000. My user is a member of the docker group. My /cache and /config locations were owned by root and my /media was owned by me.
So now, I've chown'd /cache and /config to belong to me (1000) while /media was already owned by me. Now that I've done that, I'm able to load the JF container in my browser with "User" uncommented, i.e., belong to me. BUT, I am still unable to load any of the media - the "spinning circle" simply spins and spins.
One thing, though - when my JF container was owned by root, it should have still been able to access my /media which was owned by 1000, correct? or no.