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    Jellyfin Forum Support Troubleshooting SOLVED: Jellyfin Stopped working all of a sudden.

     
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    SOLVED: Jellyfin Stopped working all of a sudden.

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    WinnerWind
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    2025-06-08, 06:05 AM (This post was last modified: 2025-06-08, 02:23 PM by WinnerWind. Edited 2 times in total.)
    Hi all!

    I have been running an Arch Linux web server for quite some time. Yesterday was the first time that I made my Home Server open for the public (The public being me and my two friends)

    All of a sudden one of my friends told me that my Jellyfin server stopped running. I stopped the systemd unit and tried re-starting it (The systemctl unit was working fine before) and it reports that it stopped with an error. The journalCTL logs show this :

    https://pastes.winnerwind.in/d3f6

    I have these packages

    [soham@thinkcenter ~]$ yay -Qs jellyfin
    local/jellyfin-ffmpeg 1:7.1.1p4-1
       Jellyfin fork of ffmpeg
    local/jellyfin-server 10.10.7-1
       Jellyfin server backend
    local/jellyfin-web 10.10.7-1
       Web client for Jellyfin


    What is going on here? How can I get my jellyfin setup up and running again?
    WinnerWind
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    2025-06-08, 02:22 PM
    After scanning through nearly 500+ lines of errors (that was a lengthy read!), I figured out the solution. Simply remove system.xml and migrations.xml from /etc/jellyfin/

    sudo mv /etc/jellyfin/system.xml /etc/jellyfin/system.xml.bak
    sudo mv /etc/jellyfin/migrations.xml /etc/jellyfin/migrations.xml.bak

    I was prompted to do the system setup again but the prompt went on its own a few hours later, weird.

    I'm not sure what caused it to corrupt in the first place. Any ideas?
    theguymadmax
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    2025-06-08, 05:20 PM
    That usually happens if you run out of disk space.
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