2025-01-23, 01:22 PM
(This post was last modified: 2025-01-23, 01:22 PM by TheDreadPirate.)
You wouldn't be able to drag and drop your current install's files into Docker, but it is possible to use your existing files with a little work.
You'd need to back up the following directories before trying, just to be safe.
/var/lib/jellyfin
/var/cache/jellyfin
/var/log/jellyfin
/etc/jellyfin
Our documentation contains the parameters you need to add to your docker config to make use of your existing files.
https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/admini...-to-docker
Essentially, a default Docker instance of Jellyfin writes everything to the virtual paths /config and /cache. Adding the environment variables specified in the documentation overrides the default Docker behavior.
You'd need to back up the following directories before trying, just to be safe.
/var/lib/jellyfin
/var/cache/jellyfin
/var/log/jellyfin
/etc/jellyfin
Our documentation contains the parameters you need to add to your docker config to make use of your existing files.
https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/admini...-to-docker
Essentially, a default Docker instance of Jellyfin writes everything to the virtual paths /config and /cache. Adding the environment variables specified in the documentation overrides the default Docker behavior.