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Cake day: June 15th, 2023

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  • Alright, thank you very much. Some good resources to get started, and I sorta got somewhere. After an hour trying every option possible and the container still not working, I tried running chown -R serve:serve ~/ as suggested in the reddit thread above. Kind of a nuclear option, but now the container starts! Too bad it stops itself after a few seconds. Honestly considering re-installing the whole OS at this point.


  • Yeah I do everything from the serve account. I did try changing the permissions like I said in the edit of my post. What’s confusing me is all my other containers are running fine (Immich, SearxNG, etc.) and it’s only Jellyfin having trouble, if it was a permissions problem none of them should start since their media folders get mounted in that same directory (not an expert on podman, correct me if I’m wrong). I also thought that the images are fine, but it doesn’t hurt to be through. I’ll try changing some permissions around once more later today though.


  • I already tried that, but I couldn’t access it without becoming root. The dir folder is owned by 100000 which I assumed is by design and I didn’t want to mess up any of my other containers and left it be. But I just noticed that the folder that gives the error doesn’t exist at all, don’t know if that has anything to do with it. I also tried removing Jellyfins images and redownloading them but nothing changes.









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    1 month ago

    Nope, no way. I’ve done it once as an experiment and had to jump through all the hoops. And that was when the waiting time was a week instead of a month to unlock your device. You also need a windows PC (with an Intel processor! The unlock tool didn’t work on my AMD system) plus a Xiaomi account.