I won the boss fight.
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I won the boss fight. I migrated my Jellyfin server from the SynoCommunity package to a proper Docker container without losing anything.*
* = I think. We'll see how stable this is over the next few weeks...
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I won the boss fight. I migrated my Jellyfin server from the SynoCommunity package to a proper Docker container without losing anything.*
* = I think. We'll see how stable this is over the next few weeks...
@zak I had to do a similar transition with my actively running Jellyfin Podman setup when I moved it all to a new machine.
Basically just backed up the settings to a new os install, lined up the mount paths to point to the existing media and database/configuration, and then just fired it up.
It was remarkably painless, and I was able to line up the expected ffmpeg libraries and such that way much better than fighting with the package manager by containerizing it. Also having it pre-ship with any GPU related libraries I needed and passing the device in worked super well.
The hardest part of the whole thing was updating the routes/DNS on my router to send stuff over to the new machine
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@zak I had to do a similar transition with my actively running Jellyfin Podman setup when I moved it all to a new machine.
Basically just backed up the settings to a new os install, lined up the mount paths to point to the existing media and database/configuration, and then just fired it up.
It was remarkably painless, and I was able to line up the expected ffmpeg libraries and such that way much better than fighting with the package manager by containerizing it. Also having it pre-ship with any GPU related libraries I needed and passing the device in worked super well.
The hardest part of the whole thing was updating the routes/DNS on my router to send stuff over to the new machine
@dvandal I didn't even have to deal with the GPU stuff given that my NAS doesn't have one. But yeah, same thing here. I was expecting it to be way, way worse.
