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No files in /opt or /etc #386
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The jellyseerr folder is wherever you git cloned it from. The example in the readme is not set in stone as in its just a placeholder. Say you git cloned while at home folder or /mnt, then the jellyseerr folder is at the home folder or /mnt. Git clone is not installing a software like apt does. It's basically cloning the repo Jellyseerr folder can be placed anywhere. The working directory in the systemd service can be adjusted accordingly. Hope that clears it up c: |
I thought about that too. So right now I have /home/jellyseerr as the download folder. Where in here would I find the entries for EntiromentFile and WorkingDirectory. I got confused since they were listed in /etc and /opt in the doc. I also don't see a jellyseerr.conf file in my download directory: |
The jellyseerr.conf is a file you create. The contents of which are in the readme |
Thank you, makes much more sense now! Although I'm still having issues setting up the service. But if I run the service manually or at start up, I can't get the app to start
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You need to do |
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You can scroll up on that journalctl command. Then that'd reveal what's wrong. And I think I know what's wrong anyways. Your execstart is wrong. Remember you installed using some curl thingy the nodejs instead of NVM. You need to replace the node path with your node path you can do |
Thanks for calling that out. Yes, I noticed that I didn't have the ExecStart path. But I did find this:
So then I updated the service:
Did the service touch, enable, and daemon-reload.
After that, the web app does not start. But if I do a yarn start in the /opt directory still does. |
You removed the |
Worked like a charm, thank you for walking me through it! |
Description
I just did a manual install and was able to access the web gui utilize the site. But when I took a look at the /opt and /etc directories, there weren't any jellyseerr folders. I've ran the yarn processes a few times and I'm still not getting that experience.
Is there anything I can move manually or set-up the Systemd-service differently?
Version
1.5
Steps to Reproduce
git clone https://github.com/Fallenbagel/jellyseerr.git && cd jellyseerr
git checkout main #if you want to run stable instead of develop
yarn install
yarn run build
yarn start
Confirm browser web gui works
No jellyseer found in /opt or /etc
Screenshots
No response
Logs
No response
Platform
desktop
Device
Server
Operating System
Debian 11
Browser
CLI
Additional Context
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Code of Conduct
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