Krakout
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Yeah myself I got a notification it's no longer compatible with 7 rc... Darn!
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Sooo yeah it's probably me. Fix Common Errors also reported it can't reach GitHub, which is weird, because I can ping it alright from the server's cli... I'm a bit at a loss.
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Hmm, the classic message, Download of appfeed failed. Will try rebooting...
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Down again? Or is it just me?
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Hello everyone! Coming from b4 I updated to RC1 half an hour ago. Server seems to have lost network - it looks like it's working since I can log into it locally, but I can't access anything from the outside and I can't ping anything from the box itself. Only once I was able to access the web interface (I know it wasn't cached because it said RC1 at the top left), but it went away within seconds. My router shows it as connected and with the correct IP, but that's it. Nothing else works. Any ideas on how to proceed? PS hope this is the correct place to post...
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I edited my previous message with the screenshot. I think I understand what happened - the fork I'm using has the same forum link?
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Sorry, I didn't get a notification for your reply.
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Container got blacklisted...?
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Oops yeah something more serious is going on...
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Tried rebooting?
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Just updated, running fine here. What error are you getting?
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Hehe I love this
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Just a hint-try reading the documentation for Sonarr and Radarr, all will become much, much clearer, I promise
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The link is https://play.google.com/store/search?q=nzb360&c=apps , weird if it's not available there, but you can get it from elsewhere, for instance APKmirror (and I think you can even register it, though I'm not sure). What "other apps" though? Oh, if you're referring to my post, Sonarr and Radarr. You just go into them and add the series or movies you want. No need to add them to Jellyseer, you can add them directly to Sonarr/Radarr.
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As I said, you don't need Jellyseer. You just add the movies or series to the other apps and they download them from the providers you have set. Jellyseer is an unneeded step for you
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Haven't worked with *seerr apps myself (and, by the way, we're off topic here) but are you sure you need Jellyseer? Its purpose is to allow others (family members, friends...) to request media. If you're the sole user, you don't need it, you use Sonarr or Radarr directly. And, by the way, if you use Android on any device, I highly recommend nzb360, which does a really excellent job (and in a beautiful way) managing those apps. Worth every single penny.
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Jellyfin isn't configured with *arr apps. Sonarr or Radarr just organize your files to the folders you specify, then you point jellyfin to those folders to build its database and that's it. If you've used Kodi, jellyfin is similar to it in that regard.
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Such a shame, but thank you for the amazing work... This is so good it should probably be part of the OS itself somehow😐
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Can someone help me install LocalAI with AMD support? I don't understand the instructions about adding devices and variables... " For AMD GPU support, add "/dev/kfd" and "/dev/dri" each as a Device and add the required Variables: https://localai.io/features/gpu-acceleration/#setup-example-dockercontainerd" Thanks!
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Hmm. Haven't used jellyfin today, but with my server rebooted some 15 hours ago (power failure) my committed memory is still only at 5GB out of 32 installed. Jellyfin running fine. It is somewhere within the 430MB consumed by (several) containers, according to netdata... Latest version btw, updated yesterday.
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Physical? How did you check it?
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Wait, by default it needs to read 200MB to determine the nature of the video? What gives? The MediaInfo Windows app reports it instantly!
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I updated yesterday and, although status was Running, I couldn't access it for a few minutes. Maybe it's the same thing?
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Same question... For me, though I get no errors in the log, I can't access jellyfin anymore, nor can I discover it on the network.
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Thanks for that. I usually do, this was the first time it got filled up so I read thinking of actually aunt a secondary storage. I understand that it being kept on the SSD makes everything faster so I'm not sure about the risk/benefit ratio...
