2024-10-05, 12:33 AM
(2024-10-04, 11:49 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote:Code:cd /etc/jellyfin
sudo mkdir backup
sudo mv *.xml backup
sudo apt upgrade jellyfin
If it doesn't automatically start, sudo systemctl restart jellyfin. If it fails to start again, repeat the last post and share the output of journalctl.
There might be something wrong with my server, As far as I can tell it should have enough space. I can't expand /var while the system is booted, but it's complaining about low space. The drive still has plenty of space, and it ran all the apt updates just fine last night. So I have no idea why its full now.
Perhaps the low space on /var is whats keeping it from starting at all?