2024-08-06, 03:45 PM
(2024-08-04, 11:33 PM)Ergo Wrote:(2024-08-04, 10:21 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Giving yourself permissions to the GPU with "chmod -R 777 /dev/dri/*" is only temporary. When you reboot it will reset. Follow our directions at the link below to permanently give jellyfin permissions to access the GPU.
https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/admini...on-proxmox
I guess you are referring to the "4.Add jellyfin user to the video, render and/or input groups depending on who owns the device inside the container." part.
But isn't that referring to the commands I already launched, after the chmod line, inside the the jellyfin CT while setting up everything? specifically "usermod -aG render jellyfin"; "usermod -aG video jellyfin" and "usermod -aG input jellyfin". Or is there something I am totally clueless about? Is the user "jellyfin" (I login in the CT shell with "root" but i guess the user is jellyfin, at least when i connect via webUI? Is there something else I should do on the Host? (for me the indication of point 4 isn't dumbed down enough but "jellyfin" user doesn't exist on the Host so I guess it's not it).
I guess, with the settings I linked, I'm also running a privileged container (unprivilged container=no). I'm honestly stuck
I can confirm that: power just shut down for a brief moment, server reboot, HW acceleration broke, typed "chmod -R 777 /ect/dri/*" and worked again. I have no idea, nor found any instruction on how to solve this