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    Jellyfin Forum Support Troubleshooting Jellyfin cant find my external drive

     
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    Jellyfin cant find my external drive

    Jellyfin dosent see my third external drive?
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    #1
    2024-02-28, 09:56 AM
    Server: Intel NUC N5105
    Drives: 1 internal for system and 3 external
    Using docker (docker-compose) with Jellyfin 10.8.13
    OS: Debian 12 headless

    I have untill recently used 2 external drives for my media, but now i have to add one more, but the problem is that it dosent show up in Jellyfin.

    I have used:
    added it to the docker-compose.yml file just as the other 2 external drives
    Run following commands:
    sudo chmod -R 777 parth-to-drive
    sudo chown -R user:group path-to-drive
    and restarter both Jellyfin (sudo docker-compose stop / start) and even the server.

    But the third external drive dosent appear in Jellyfin when i wish to add a new library. I can see the drive in Debian, i can makefolders in it and so on, but Jellyfin cant see it.

    I dont know what im doing wrong, it should be simple as the two earlier drives, but i just cant get Jellyfin to see/show it, so i hope for some suggestions for what to do?
    Serv: N5105 - 32GB RAM, 1 WD Red SA500 2TB, 2 8TB, 2 4TB WD Red Plus, LC-35U3-C-HUB
    OS: Debian
    Clients: Pi4 with LibreELEC + JellyCon and Jellyfin Media Player
    Network: 2 TP-Link AX23, OpenWRT mesh 802.11s and 1 Gbit
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    2024-02-28, 10:10 AM (This post was last modified: 2024-02-28, 10:11 AM by Serge K. Edited 1 time in total.)
    if you can make folders and can see them in Debian - it means your disk in mounted.
    Check the path where it mounted in file /etc/fstab
    for instance mounted path is /srv/XXXXXXXXXXXXX/
    make chmod -R 777 /srv/XXXXXXXXXXXXX/
    must to work
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    2024-02-28, 02:32 PM
    I just tried to add another path to the docker-compose.yml file, but Jellyfin was either not able to see that..
    Serv: N5105 - 32GB RAM, 1 WD Red SA500 2TB, 2 8TB, 2 4TB WD Red Plus, LC-35U3-C-HUB
    OS: Debian
    Clients: Pi4 with LibreELEC + JellyCon and Jellyfin Media Player
    Network: 2 TP-Link AX23, OpenWRT mesh 802.11s and 1 Gbit
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    2024-02-28, 02:56 PM (This post was last modified: 2024-02-28, 03:11 PM by Serge K. Edited 2 times in total.)
    The docker-compose.yml file is a Docker Compose file that will contain the instructions needed to start and configure the Jellyfin service.
    So it is nesessary to install Jellyfin on your system. As i remember the pathes of your hdds must be setted in yml file
    But I do not like jellyfin docker.
    I use https://jellyfin.org/downloads/server/
    command for jellyfin installation:
    curl https://repo.jellyfin.org/install-debuntu.sh | sudo bash

    what is the path you added in yml and check these pathes in fstab?
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    2024-02-28, 03:38 PM
    I think i got the problem, i havent made changes for my server in a while like this, so what helped was:

    sudo docker-compose stop (as always)
    But then i would launch it by:

    sudo docker-compose start
    This is where the issue was, because i had to use:

    sudo docker-compose up -d
    Serv: N5105 - 32GB RAM, 1 WD Red SA500 2TB, 2 8TB, 2 4TB WD Red Plus, LC-35U3-C-HUB
    OS: Debian
    Clients: Pi4 with LibreELEC + JellyCon and Jellyfin Media Player
    Network: 2 TP-Link AX23, OpenWRT mesh 802.11s and 1 Gbit
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