I installed TrueNAS Scale on a new box for testing purposes. The project is to evaluate Emby, Jellyfin and Plex for a home media server project. I already have Plex running a very large media collection on TrueNAS Core 13.3 but I’m concerned about the path forward as community apps won’t install beyond 13.2.
So I installed TrueNAS Core Dragonfish-24.04.2 without any significant issues. I was able to get Plex and Emby running with minimal problems so they’re ready to eval.
The Jellyfin install is:
- App Version:10.9.10
- Chart Version:1.3.4
The install completes successfully and Jellyfin shows RUNNING status but there is no way to access it via a web browser and the following errors are occurring:
Aug 31 11:59:26 truenas-scale kernel: traps: jellyfin[580075] general protection fault ip:7fd18c4ee50f sp:7ffe8de4f890 error:0 in libc.so.6[7fd18c4ee000+155000]
Aug 31 11:59:26 truenas-scale kernel: Process 1(jellyfin) has RLIMIT_CORE set to 1
Aug 31 11:59:26 truenas-scale kernel: Aborting core
Any more to the logs?
Plex/Emby/ Jelly arent all sharing paths are they by chance for say /transcode
- I only have one of the apps running at a time.
- Each app has it’s own data set
- Jellyfin has nested locations for cache, config and transcodes
I’ve tried making some adjustments to Jellyfin’s config via the GUI but each time I start it back up, I get a similar series of messages:
Aug 31 17:07:12 truenas-scale kernel: traps: jellyfin[1005911] general protection fault ip:7fee9aca150f sp:7ffe961429a0 error:0 in libc.so.6[7fee9aca1000+155000]
Aug 31 17:07:12 truenas-scale kernel: Process 1(jellyfin) has RLIMIT_CORE set to 1
Aug 31 17:07:12 truenas-scale kernel: Aborting core
Aug 31 17:12:29 truenas-scale kernel: traps: jellyfin[1014714] general protection fault ip:7fb9e067350f sp:7ffddd939f70 error:0 in libc.so.6[7fb9e0673000+155000]
Aug 31 17:12:29 truenas-scale kernel: Process 1(jellyfin) has RLIMIT_CORE set to 1
Aug 31 17:12:29 truenas-scale kernel: Aborting core
Aug 31 17:17:32 truenas-scale kernel: traps: jellyfin[1023104] general protection fault ip:7f002da0150f sp:7ffc2ff83a80 error:0 in libc.so.6[7f002da01000+155000]
Aug 31 17:17:32 truenas-scale kernel: Process 1(jellyfin) has RLIMIT_CORE set to 1
Aug 31 17:17:32 truenas-scale kernel: Aborting core
Aug 31 17:22:38 truenas-scale kernel: traps: jellyfin[1032022] general protection fault ip:7f29887d850f sp:7ffca33af180 error:0 in libc.so.6[7f29887d8000+155000]
Aug 31 17:22:38 truenas-scale kernel: Process 1(jellyfin) has RLIMIT_CORE set to 1
Aug 31 17:22:38 truenas-scale kernel: Aborting core
Aug 31 17:22:38 truenas-scale kernel: traps: jellyfin[1032022] general protection fault ip:7f29887d850f sp:7ffca33af180 error:0 in libc.so.6[7f29887d8000+155000]
Aug 31 17:22:38 truenas-scale kernel: Process 1(jellyfin) has RLIMIT_CORE set to 1
Aug 31 17:22:38 truenas-scale kernel: Aborting core
Interesteding
Have you looked into Jails?
Would allow the use of Docker Compose and could then be migrated to EE
I been playing with Electric Eel and things are so easy to deploy with compose
Verify that whatever user the Jellyfin-container runs as has read/write/execute privileges to the Jellyfin folder and it’s subfolders. Might also need to add +x (execute) privileges to parent folders.
I’ll take a look at that. Thx.
Update: I ended up installing Electric Eel and tried using their docker-based app framework. That didn’t work so I setup an Ubuntu VM and got it working there.
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