Change PUID on container after the install - Permission issues?

  • Do I have to create the jellyfin folder within appdata ahead of time? I assume not?


    I did as you asked

    1. removed the existing shared folder

    2. removed the folder via rm -d /SSD/appdata from SSH account - that did require me to sudo it

    3. confirmed folder is indeed gone

    4. recreated folder via the GUI and shared folders

    5. checked for:

    Code
    $ ls -al /SSD/appdata
    total 8
    drwxrwsr-x 2 root users 4096 May  9 16:52 .
    drwxr-xr-x 8 root root  4096 May  9 16:52 ..

    6. ran the container and got the same error

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    Do I have to create the jellyfin folder within appdata ahead of time? I assume not?

    It is not necessary, docker creates up to one level of folders


    Let's see if docker is working.

    systemctl status docker.service

  • It is not necessary, docker creates up to one level of folders


    Let's see if docker is working.

    systemctl status docker.service

    Well, that seems like something


  • As mentioned beforehand I get an error everytime I install docker - I was not able to find it so I reproduced that error. The following is the the full copy of the console entry that goes by while installing, errors in the end.


    I'm still in the process of finding the stuff in the syslogs.


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    I have an Intel i7 4770K installed so if you're asking for amd architecture that should be a clear no though.

    Intel i/7 is AMD64 architecture. AMD64 means 64bit.

    You can apply post 9 of that thread.

  • Intel i/7 is AMD64 architecture. AMD64 means 64bit.

    You can apply post 9 of that thread.

    Okay. I kicked docker and compose off the system.

    Applied the steps from the post and for the first time had no issue installing docker it would just run through without issue.


    But, I still get the same issue.


    Checking if docker runs properly as per your prompt from earlier still returns:


  • Have you restarted the server?

    Did you uninstall docker and reinstall it after reboot?

    I uninstalled compose then docker

    then i executed all the commands which include a reboot at the end anyway.


    I then reinstalled docker and then compose

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    Run these two commands in succession and post the output.


    systemctl status docker.service

    journalctl -xe

  • Run these two commands in succession and post the output.


    systemctl status docker.service

    journalctl -xe

    systemctl status docker.service:


    journalctl -xe:

    • Official Post

    lines 37-74/74 (END)

    It is not complete, you have to press AvPag (this is Spanish, I don't know what that key is called in English) Page forward and page back.

  • Prepend sudo to the commands or run as root

    duh ... sorry - I'm an idiot apparently - not sure if I'm doing shit wrong but this prints out a looooooooooot of weird things:




    sudo systemctl status docker.service:


  • sudo journalctl -xe


  • I would say that output is correct...

    Still failing to start the container?

    yes.


    I still recieve the same error as before when checking or starting to launch the container.



    I will be gone for a little.


    I appreciate all the attempts at helping me with this by you guys. Thank you a lot!

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    - TZ=Europe/Berlin

    Now the error is on line 11 of the yaml file. If I'm not mistaken, it's that line. Maybe it doesn't correspond to the location of your server? Check it in the GUI in System>Date&Time in the Time zone field.

  • On the compose plugin, line numbers don't match the lines of the YML.


    The error comes from 1 of the volumes which must be wrong

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