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    Jellyfin Forum Support General Questions Disk kaput: what should I do?

     
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    Disk kaput: what should I do?

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    Yesterday, 09:57 AM
    Hi,

    One of the drives in my server died.

    It had quite a few libraries.

    While I troubleshoot and try to see what’s going on, I might run the server normally a few times (with the malfunctioning disk disconnected) and I’m afraid Jellyfin will detect that the content is not available and will remove the libraries and the respective settings. And then if I ever manage to bring the disk back, i would have to add everything from scratch. 

    Is this a valid concern? And if yes, what should I do to prevent it?
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    Yesterday, 11:38 AM (This post was last modified: Yesterday, 07:51 PM by ivan. Edited 7 times in total.)
    It seems Jellyfin (v10.10.3) has not removed the libraries yet. I briefly loaded the web interface and the libraries were there. I have quit the Jellyfin service.

    At the moment I'm doing a backup of the Jellyfin Data folder in the hopes that later, I can export a list of all the library's content in case the Jelly libraries disappear or my disk is unrecoverable (which at this point seems most likely).

    Once I have the backup done...
    What will be the best way of exporting a list of all the libraries and their contents into a csv or excel file? There's so much stuff that I 'm assuming I will lose forever, but at least having a list would help keep track of it.
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