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How do I figure out why python3 is running on my system?

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I am trying to install Jellyfin, but it wants to use port 1900. There seems to be a conflict with python3. I do not have python3 on my system as I ran `which python3` and there isn't a service installed.

 

Here is the error message

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Here is the service that is using port 1900

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Change your jellyfin udp port and try again.

 

Do you have install nerdpack or nerd tools plugin ? if you dont need python3 . you can uninstall it from nerdpack or nerd tools.

 

 

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Whatever processes are running in containers will show up as their name, so python is likely used to provide one of your container's services. 

 

When you add a container you can list mappings at the bottom and see what already uses that port. 

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12 hours ago, Bcy said:

Change your jellyfin udp port and try again.

 

Do you have install nerdpack or nerd tools plugin ? if you dont need python3 . you can uninstall it from nerdpack or nerd tools.

 

 

So i had nerd tools running, but I deleted the plugin and restarted the server. Now I still have python3 running. However, when I enter `python3` into the terminal I can't get it to run so maybe some other service is using python3? I ran `top | grep PROCESS_ID` where PROCESS_ID is the ID that i got when i ran `lsof -i4 | grep 1900` and i get that it is running which is weird. I am unsure where else to look

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9 hours ago, Kilrah said:

Whatever processes are running in containers will show up as their name, so python is likely used to provide one of your container's services. 

 

When you add a container you can list mappings at the bottom and see what already uses that port. 

I already took a look in the containers and none of them use port 1900 except Jellyfin... :/

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@Bcy and @Kilrah just figured it out. I killed the process so that I could work backwards and figured out home assistant is what runs on that port... I got an immediate notification that it was shutting down lol

nerd tools delete tools,enter to flash directory . and enter the "extra" , delete what you want. 

 

after reboot, you will see nerd tools setting page which package already deleted.

 

good luck ~

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