2024-10-09, 07:13 PM
Do the following.
ctrl+f5 on the home page again. If that doesn't work, can you share a fresh jellyfin log? If there are still database errors, the DB may be corrupt. Possible from before you upgraded.
Has your disk with the database ever filled up? Or was jellyfin ever interrupted on the first start up after an upgrade?
Code:
sudo systemctl stop jellyfin
cd /var/lib/jellyfin/plugins/
sudo rm -rf "Playback Reporting*" # There will likely be several of these folders, one for each version you've had in the past
cd /etc/jellyfin
sudo mv playback_reporting.xml playback_reporting.xml.bak
sudo systemctl start jellyfin
ctrl+f5 on the home page again. If that doesn't work, can you share a fresh jellyfin log? If there are still database errors, the DB may be corrupt. Possible from before you upgraded.
Has your disk with the database ever filled up? Or was jellyfin ever interrupted on the first start up after an upgrade?