@jdaviescoates Sorry, I meant to say "Does music fail to play in subsonic apps?" 🙂 .

Not sure what the logs mean. Maybe you can ask the navidrome project what the error means if everything is working. If you can link here, I can follow up accordingly.

Usually, the HTTP code 500 implies some sort of docker error. I think what you did was pretty much what one can do, reboot the server or restart docker.

@privsec https://docs.cloudron.io/storage/#volumes

@privsec
No, this app has its own user management.

@ruihildt just trying that now, thanks

@nebulon thanks. Seems like you need to keep the browser web terminal window open until the process finishes too? I guess perhaps add something about that too?

@jdaviescoates Yes, looks like there is some fd leak and they are nearing a fix.

Resolution for the "issue" if someone els has it:

Stop Navidrome, remove the cache folder (found in the configured DataFolder) and start it again

@ruihildt From the navidrome issue I linked, I saw that Ampache decided not to support all the various subsonic clients apparently and does not store passwords in plain text - https://github.com/SenorSmartyPants/ampache/blob/develop/rest/index.php#L76

@girish said in After update to 1.0.0, I have to create the admin user again:

@necrevistonnezr It's only a browser caching issue. The admin user is still there, it just shows the wrong UI because of some service worker issue.

Thanks, indeed! Please mark as solved (can I do that on my own on mobile? Can’t find a button...)