2024-07-22, 05:56 PM
@grumpycat Sorry about that. I thought that PR was a simple fix. However, I'm not a programmer, and I can't address the developer's questions to get the request merged. I haven't given it any thought since that. I do like to tinker with the code, so I always compile from source. My comment in the other thread still stands. All directions to compile from source are found in the readme here. I do so from Ubuntu 24.04 and Windows 11 using WSL and the steps are the same. You need to be familiar with terminal, docker, and git.
To summarize that readme.
Setup
1. Install Docker
2. Clone the repository3. Cd into that directory and 4. Checkout the 10.9.z branch
5. Modify code as desired
Compiling for non-docker platform
In the jellyfin-packaging directory run the ./build.py appropriate for your platform
Ubuntu 24.04 Windows
Installation
In the jellyfin-packaging folder you find the deb or zip files that are needed to be installed.
The first time I did this I had various pitfalls and did a lot of googling.
Good luck!
To summarize that readme.
Setup
1. Install Docker
2. Clone the repository
Code:
git clone https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-packaging.git
Code:
git submodule update --init
5. Modify code as desired
Compiling for non-docker platform
In the jellyfin-packaging directory run the ./build.py appropriate for your platform
Ubuntu 24.04
Code:
./build.py auto ubuntu amd64 noble
Code:
./build.py auto windows amd64
Installation
In the jellyfin-packaging folder you find the deb or zip files that are needed to be installed.
The first time I did this I had various pitfalls and did a lot of googling.
Good luck!