argh. it's hitting me again. same problem. i totally forgot about this thread. For my future self: You have to configure your app to write the cache to a mounted volume. (/run/jellyfin/ is "local") [image: 1738312907678-8b0123ff-6b87-45d7-850c-c050be8c36bf-image-resized.png]

@scooke said in Cannot make a user admin ("Allow this user to manage the server"): At least one person did exactly this: selected a user, clicked the box for "Allow this user to manage the server", and it worked. HOWEVER, the new user they created was given the name "admin", the previous initial admin user having had it's name changed from "admin" to something else, thereby freeing up the name "admin", I guess. That's not what happened to me. No new user was added. I have no user called "admin". Perhaps that might've happened in a non-Cloudron set-up or an earlier version or something @scooke said in Cannot make a user admin ("Allow this user to manage the server"): A post here, https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/installation/truenas#users--permissions, mentions groups and users... I wonder if the User you want to make Manager needs to also be a Manager/Admin type within Cloudron, first, assuming the two overlap/are the same. I don't think there is any overlap. My admin user isn't even a Cloudron user. For now I'm just not going to worry about it. It would've made my life marginally easier if I could've had multiple admins, but it's no big deal if I can't (and, actually, the account I was trying to make an admin is the one the auto-logs-in to my tv, which the kids use, so I'm kinda sorta glad that didn't work!) But thanks for investigating

I cleared browser data and now it's working again.

@AartJansen I still think more progress could be made if a different docker runtime would be used as mentioned in #10

New package passed CI, it's out now

https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/#mounts for future reference

Well. Here is an update. It is now working. The Event Log shows it was restarted today at 9:30. I did not do that. Now it works. Strange.

New package with Jellyfin 10.9.1 is out now.

Generally the admin status from the Cloudron is not conveyed over to the app. If the admin status is reset within the app, then this is likely a Jellyfin issue.

Thanks for the replies. It was exactly that -- needed to whitelist the new IP in the DNS settings on name.com. The holidays kept me from really thinking this through.

LDAP permissions is fixed in the latest package.

@girish Thank you, you saved my day. If I want to know more, I will ask you.

I assume you are using Cloudron . Just checking because Cloudron doesn't have a 'marketplace' (atleast not that term...) https://docs.cloudron.io/volumes/ is the Cloudron way to share things across apps.

@natzilla DELLicious. Thanks for ruling out the middleware. Definitely points to an upstream issue not cleaning up.

The graphs are just a rough value over time and not showing peak usage by the second. In such cases the app probably spikend in memory usage exhausting the limit and Cloudron will restart it. Generally unless this happens often, this is not to worry about. This may be related to https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/8897/any-way-to-check-in-the-app-what-is-using-all-this-ram/11

@murgero thank you!

@girish I am starting to think that it is the modem but being on my second one of the same model. You don't think it is my setup at all? I am curious about if my setup needs to be tweaked in anyway.