I’ll take a look when I get home tonight, thanks.

That was my first idea, unfortunately the DS416 does not support the container manager that I read everywhere is necessary to install jellyfin.

From your command and the help of mount I manage to understand a few things:

cifs is the type of filesystem I’ve seen mentioned

-r is the read only part you mentioned, what’s -ro for?

And I guess that I could change uid=root for my user name and gid=root for some of the groups I see under my user name.

Thanks

Ps: I just tried, I get a syntax error. I suspect it is because the password contains a parenthesis.

I agree, I will have to learn to do it. One headache now to avoid all future headaches.

I’ll check them out, thanks.

The thing is that I mount the files using the GUI and I have no idea where they are mounted.

Let’s see, it returned three lines:

oriol       2759  0.0  0.0   3580  1280 ?        S    10:21   0:00 bwrap --args 38 -- jellyfin.sh
oriol       2768  0.1  1.9 275074792 323812 ?    Sl   10:21   0:09 jellyfin
oriol      11618  0.0  0.0  11804  2304 pts/0    S+   12:01   0:00 grep --color=auto jellyfin

It help to understand some things, I’m with the last poster:

And what do I do if I installed Jellyfin via Ubuntu software, it runs, but /etc/passwd shows no jellyfin user exists?

It didn’t work. Is it possible that jellyfin just don’t have access? if so, how do I grant it access?

Oh!

Yes, I have two volumes but they never showed in the file manager, I’ll try it right now.

That was the idea but it comes to give it the path to the folder I don’t know what path I have to give it, the one I have from the file manager (smb://nas/videos/) jellyfin says it is not a valid path.

My guess is that I need to give it the path to where it is mounted but I can’t find it or even know if it is somewhere at all.