SOLVED: can't start jellyfin after disk full

[m0ngr31]

I had the same issue, and I could fix it fairly easy. I am using lsio jellyfin docker.

1. Stop the bad jellyfin container:

Code:

docker stop jellyfin

2. Start a new jellyfin container:

Code:

docker run -d --name=new-jellyfin -e PUID=1000 -e PGUID=1000 -e TZ=Europe/Sofia -v /tmp/new-jellyfin:/config lscr.io/linuxserver/jellyfin:latest

3. Dump the new-jellyfin migrations table into a sql file:

Code:

sqlite3 /tmp/new-jellyfin/data/data/jellyfin.db
sqlite> .output /tmp/mytable_dump.sql
sqlite> .dump __EFMigrationsHistory
sqlite> .quit

4. Drop and recreate __EFMigrationsHistory in the bad jellyfin:

Code:

sqlite3 /var/lib/docker/volumes/bad_jellyfin/_data/data/data/jellyfin.db
sqlite> drop table __EFMigrationsHistory;
sqlite> .read /tmp/mytable_dump.sql
sqlite> .quit 

5. Copy migrations.xml from new to bad:

Code:

cp /tmp/new-jellyfin/migrations.xml /var/lib/docker/volumes/bad_jellyfin/_data/migrations.xml

6. Start the bad, hopefully now good jellyfin container:

Code:

docker start jellyfin

I was able to follow this and got Jellyfin to come up again, but I can't login with any of my users. Is there a way I can restore that?

[TheDreadPirate]

We'd need to see your logs. Share them via pastebin.

[m0ngr31]

We'd need to see your logs.  Share them via pastebin.

There's nothing in the logs - it thinks everything is normal. But if I peek in the jellyfin.db database, the Users table is empty. I've tried some various things, but right now I deleted jellyfin.db and tried to run the migrations again (removing *.old` off of the already migrated databases), but that didn't do the trick either.

I get these kinds of messages when it tries to start now: https://pastebin.com/qsN3uHQ7

It had some other messages when it was running the migrations, but I can't get those in Unraid anymore. I'd have to start the process over again.

[TheDreadPirate]

Open a terminal window for unRAID, navigate to where you are mounting /config. In that folder will be another "config" directory, delete or rename system.xml and migrations.xml and restart the container.

[m0ngr31]

Open a terminal window for unRAID, navigate to where you are mounting /config.  In that folder will be another "config" directory, delete or rename system.xml and migrations.xml and restart the container.

Okay, I tried that. I get this in the log about the migration: https://pastebin.com/Pz4w7EdY

It's still not migrating the Users. I can see that activitylog.db.old is created though, so at least that one was migrated at least

[TheDreadPirate]

I think your database is borked. The db output file you mentioned may be for debugging purposes.