2024-09-15, 04:48 PM
Also, once properly mounted, does your media directory has the correct permissions set up for the jellyfin server to access its content?
If Jellyfin is running under its own user, I would probably try
then add the jellyfin user to your user group, and assign owners:
Make sure your media is somewhere outside your home directory. If you want the jellyfin user to be able to write files, such as nfo and other metadata, I think you need to use 775 instead of 755, at least that's how it works for me. If you don't have a group for your user, you can make one with
but Kubuntu being Ubuntu based I imagine it's already created by default.
If Jellyfin is running under its own user, I would probably try
Code:
sudo chmod -R 755 /path/to/your/media
then add the jellyfin user to your user group, and assign owners:
Code:
sudo usermod -aG yourusername jellyfin
sudo chown -R yourusername:yourusername /path/to/your/media
Make sure your media is somewhere outside your home directory. If you want the jellyfin user to be able to write files, such as nfo and other metadata, I think you need to use 775 instead of 755, at least that's how it works for me. If you don't have a group for your user, you can make one with
Code:
sudo groupadd yourusername
but Kubuntu being Ubuntu based I imagine it's already created by default.
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