2024-06-04, 03:45 AM
(This post was last modified: 2024-06-04, 04:08 AM by pcm. Edited 5 times in total.)
You need to tail the journalctl ...
run
That will show the most recent 100 lines ...
If you remember the approx time when you re-installed jellyfin, then you can do
replace the YYYY-MM-DD part with the approx time you re-installed jellyfin......
EDIT: Just realized you probably provided the recent journalctl logs.
I wonder what dir it's trying to change to ... Do you mind tailing the last 100 lines of jellyfin logs ? They should be in
should do the trick ...
run
Code:
sudo journalctl -u jellyfin -n 100 --no-pager
That will show the most recent 100 lines ...
If you remember the approx time when you re-installed jellyfin, then you can do
Code:
sudo journalctl -u jellyfin --since "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS" --no-pager
replace the YYYY-MM-DD part with the approx time you re-installed jellyfin......
EDIT: Just realized you probably provided the recent journalctl logs.
Quote:Jun 04 01:11:02 homeserver (jellyfin)[10901]: jellyfin.service: Changing to the requested working directory failed: No such file or directory
I wonder what dir it's trying to change to ... Do you mind tailing the last 100 lines of jellyfin logs ? They should be in
Quote:/var/log/jellyfin
Code:
cd /var/log/jellyfin && tail -100f $(ls -1tr | tail -1)