New Jellyfin Server/Web release: 10.11.2

[Alliyance]

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I appreciate it, but i currently have more issues, high CPU usage as well. Tried to reinstall the server again(version 10.11.0) and now i can't add my libraries, they basically show up empty, and having high CPU usage as well. I'll just go back to the previous version and wait for a fix.
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I read someone saying he had a high CPU due to his antivirus that had quarantined Jellyfin. Incase it might be your case also.

[Slum_Shpongle]

I appreciate it, but i currently have more issues, high CPU usage as well. Tried to reinstall the server again(version 10.11.0) and now i can't add my libraries, they basically show up empty, and having high CPU usage as well. I'll just go back to the previous version and wait for a fix.
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I read someone saying he had a high CPU due to his antivirus that had quarantined Jellyfin. Incase it might be your case also.
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Not my case though, i'm on Fedora, don't use antivirus. I had to uninstall the server due to this issue, Jellyfin just kept pushing my CPU for no reason. Aside from the fact that, after i reinstall the server, all my libraries showed up empty.
I'm using my backup server on Windows for now(still on 10.10.7), till a new version drops.

[BoomBlooper]

I tested this release and just like 10.11.0 I am getting the same error "no such table: UserDatas". It's already been reported on github so I'll just try the next version Thanks again for the hard work! It seems like I'm just an unlucky user

[Duvel]

Some more feedback as I read people reporting CPU usage issues...

So I installed 11.1 last Saturday, and 11.2 on Wed.
After a week I've got enough testing and data to state that it works flawlessly and sweet on my end.

Here you can see the last 10 days on my server
Dell PowerEdge T640
1 CPU Intel Xeon 2300 MHz.
Vmware Esxi 6 - Ubuntu 22 - Docker



On top you have all Jellyfin streams per user (20 unique users on the last 10 days), and below the CPU and RAM used by the server.
CPU usage is slightly better (the spikes are transcodings coz I dont have a GPU), and RAM usage dropped dramatically.

Additionally no user has reported any issue, and I do have a myriad of different clients.

I can thus state that it works. GOOD JOB!