I didn’t like Kodi due to the unpleasant controls, especially on Android, so I decided to try out Jellyfin. It was really easy to get working, and I like it a lot more than Kodi, but I started to have problems after the first time restarting my computer.
I store my media on an external LUKS encrypted hard drive. Because of that, for some reason, Jellyfin’s permission to access the drive go away after a reboot. That means something like chgrp -R jellyfin /media/username does work, but it stops working after I restart my computer.
I tried modifying the /etc/fstab file without really knowing what I was doing, and almost bricked the system. Thank goodness I’m running an atomic distro (Fedora Silverblue), I was able to recover pretty quickly.
How do I give Jellyfin permanent access to my hard drive?
mierdabird@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 year ago
Thanks for editing in the solution!