SOLVED: CasaOS Jellyfin Installation - Lockup at Splash Screen

[Kiekan]

Hello All,

I am new to CasaOS (running on top of Debian) and was having trouble getting Jellyfin up and running. When I install Jellyfin from the app store (version 10.10.3), and try launching it, it locks up at the splash screen and doesn't ever prompt to configure the application.

I am not having this issue with any other app, though. I can set up Plex or Emby, for example, without any issues. Which leads me to believe that this is an issue with Jellyfin specifically. I have not changed any settings from the default config from the app store.

For reference, here is the log for Jellyfin: https://pastebin.com/C9u7SJmP

Also screenshot of the CasaOS config page: https://i.imgur.com/XBQ6KzQ.jpeg

Any thoughts on what would cause this behavior?

Thanks for any help that can be provided.

[TheDreadPirate]

I'm assuming you are using port 8097 in the URL when you access Jellyfin. Have you used this host with Jellyfin or Emby on that port before? Try clearing your browser cache?

For the record, you cannot change the port for 1900. That port is used for DLNA and is the port assignment is static. If you don't intend on using DLNA you can simply disable publishing of that port.

[Kiekan]

Thanks for the quick assistance! Clearing the browser cache solved the issue.

Apologies for the very noobish question, I am new to linux/Debian.

I created a ZFS pool and mounted it within CasaOS to \media\ZeroPoint.

I have transferred a folder called "Music Videos" to said mounted location.

I have confirmed that I am able to view the transferred data within CasaOS without an issue, yet I am unable to view said directory within the Jellyfin dashboard:



Is there anything I have to change/add in the config here to enable visibility to this mounted ZFS pool? Or are there any additional changes I need to make elsewhere?



Appreciate all the help you have provided!

[TheDreadPirate]

/media/ZeroPoint doesn't exist in the container. You need to add another volume.

[Kiekan]

That resolved the problem. Thanks for your help!