2024-06-28, 01:20 AM
Hi!, I usually don't ask for help but I feel very stuck at this moment.
--- Context ---
I used to (two days ago) run my Jellyfin server with this docker-project structure:
- docker-compose-yaml
- media
- - Shows
- - - What do we do in the shadows (2014)
- - - - Season 01
- - Movies
- - - Movie 1, 2,....
Shows and Movies were symlinks to /nvme/media/Shows and movies respectively.
I tried to integrate Sonarr, Radarr and Transmission, Added the libraries to the apps and worked, but Radarr needed the movies to be inside folders so I changed it to be in folders like this:
- - Movies
- - - Movie 1 (Year)
- - - - Movie 1.mkv
And everything started to break, the movies weren't read properly anymore even though I moved them back to be just the files.
As I kept forward I ended up with a structure like this:
- shared
- - media (symlink to /nvme/jellyfin/media)
- - torrents (same for /torrents)
And now nothing worked, even going back to all default settings didn't work
--- Problem ---
Now even if I create a differente docker instance, deleting cache and history data of firefox inside shows Jellyfin only reads one or two episodes randomly, don't load the images but the single episode is playable.
-- Information --
* the nvme drive is mounted in the fstab like this:
UUID=655DE1BC56F708F5 /nvme ntfs defaults 0 0
* Pastebin for jellyfin logs: https://pastebin.com/zmt8vtkt
* Pastebin for how Jellyfin looks in docker-compose.yaml: https://pastebin.com/ADT0s3rK
* Media have 777 permissions
* When executing a shell inside jellyfin image I can see all .mkv files
-- What i've tried --
* Going back to the same old folders and docker-compose setup
* Copying one season with the proper file structure inside the docker project
* changing my mounting in fstab (used to have different options, I tried same thing with both mounting ways)
* starting a new project with new cache and config folders
* adding new content to the media folders
I think is something simmilar to https://forum.jellyfin.org/t-solved-libr...able-media but in my case im running everything in a docker container
--- Context ---
I used to (two days ago) run my Jellyfin server with this docker-project structure:
- docker-compose-yaml
- media
- - Shows
- - - What do we do in the shadows (2014)
- - - - Season 01
- - Movies
- - - Movie 1, 2,....
Shows and Movies were symlinks to /nvme/media/Shows and movies respectively.
I tried to integrate Sonarr, Radarr and Transmission, Added the libraries to the apps and worked, but Radarr needed the movies to be inside folders so I changed it to be in folders like this:
- - Movies
- - - Movie 1 (Year)
- - - - Movie 1.mkv
And everything started to break, the movies weren't read properly anymore even though I moved them back to be just the files.
As I kept forward I ended up with a structure like this:
- shared
- - media (symlink to /nvme/jellyfin/media)
- - torrents (same for /torrents)
And now nothing worked, even going back to all default settings didn't work
--- Problem ---
Now even if I create a differente docker instance, deleting cache and history data of firefox inside shows Jellyfin only reads one or two episodes randomly, don't load the images but the single episode is playable.
-- Information --
* the nvme drive is mounted in the fstab like this:
UUID=655DE1BC56F708F5 /nvme ntfs defaults 0 0
* Pastebin for jellyfin logs: https://pastebin.com/zmt8vtkt
* Pastebin for how Jellyfin looks in docker-compose.yaml: https://pastebin.com/ADT0s3rK
* Media have 777 permissions
* When executing a shell inside jellyfin image I can see all .mkv files
-- What i've tried --
* Going back to the same old folders and docker-compose setup
* Copying one season with the proper file structure inside the docker project
* changing my mounting in fstab (used to have different options, I tried same thing with both mounting ways)
* starting a new project with new cache and config folders
* adding new content to the media folders
I think is something simmilar to https://forum.jellyfin.org/t-solved-libr...able-media but in my case im running everything in a docker container