I want to give Jellyfin a try, so I'm planning on creating a Docker compose file, like this: https://jellyfin.org/docs/gene…er/#using-docker-composet. It seems the port declaration is missing, but that's easily added.
But I'm wondering what I should do with that /path/to/cache. I'm leaning toward having that be a directory on my Linux system drive, rather than on one of the dedicated storage drives. But I always like to check with people who know more about it than I 
What do you think?
Go to Create -> Files -> + -> add from example -> search Jellyfin select -> + -> add
Next
Create -> Files -> jelyffin select edition
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--volume /path/to/cache:/cache \ # Alternately --volume jellyfin-cache:/cache
/path/to/cache Path on main drive
Can't help you with /path/to/cache
When using network_mode: 'host' port statements are not required and if you include any port statements they will be ignored.
Can't help you with /path/to/cach
When using network_mode: 'host' port statements are not required and if you include any port statements they will be ignored.
but it asks about the cache directory that it creates on the disk and gives the path in the container.
I gave him how to do it.
but it asks about the cache directory that it creates on the disk and gives the path in the container.
I gave him how to do it.
You replied in Polish. How do you know the OP can read it?
When using network_mode: 'host' port statements are not required and if you include any port statements they will be ignored.
Right, I noticed that - but got side tracked... Can I just remove that line, and add a port statement?
but it asks about the cache directory that it creates on the disk and gives the path in the container.
I gave him how to do
Thanks. But I was mostly wondering whether I should point to a directory on my Linux system SSD, rather than a directory on an external SSD, which is used for storage. Since it's cache, the system SSD makes more sense, probably?
Go to Create -> Files -> + -> add from example -> search Jellyfin select -> + -> add
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