andrew444

In case someone stumbles upon this in the future, this reddit post solved my issue.

So this may be a botched config on my part, but I'm trying to figure out what part of the conifg I setup incorrectly as my jellyfin docker image only seems to be able to direct play files and just fails to transcode on my roku if I play an mkv video. I can play the mkv videos on the android client and pc jellyfin client, unless I change the bitrate settings to a value that needs transcoding then it just closes the video. shogun-diagnostics-20240315-2125.zip encoding.xml

Double check your file layout e.g. I have my shows in this order: Name of show S01 episodes of S01 I do have an issue watching my content, jellyfin says it cannot access /media/transcodes but I can and it looks like it has the same permissions as the movie & tv folders. --Edit removed the docker image and the configs under appdata. Re-launching the image now and it seems to be working great!

So I had qbittorrent working two days ago. Now something has changed to break the config probably something I changed but I'm not sure what it could be. The data direcotry "/mnt/user/downloads/" is vaild and can open the share on windows. And my vpn info is correct unless I changed it by mistake. Trying to figure out how I view more info on the errored status of the latest torrent I tried to add. Command execution.txt

If I'm only interested in using tailscale to access my unraid server from outside my lan, should I be entering: tailscale up --advertise-exit-node --reset in the cli of my server then add my server and other devices to my tailscale account? (Trying to read up on this thread and other sources but I keep finding info on the docker image which isn't valid for the plugin most of the time.)

Embarrassing to say but I was trying to setup a server without an inbound firewall rule to allow 8211... Thanks again for the docker image and the support in here!

Yes I removed the old entry and created a new one. I should just need forwarding rules in my router for 192.168.0.150:8211 and 192.168.0.150:25575 right? With my server being on 192.168.0.150 I just stop the container and update the ip value in PalWorldSettings.ini. (Going with the default port since I'm not setting something correctly and I can't even access the server once its up.)

A bit confused setting up the palworld image. I stopped the docker image, set the port to 111 for the udp1 port for the image and in my router's ip forward setting. Made sure the PalWorldSettings.ini in the docker image has the same port and ip as my router rule. Network type is bridged. I can ping the ip address for the server but can't connect. Is there a network setting I'm missing?