WTF is this bullshit that completely normal software like Nextcloud, Paperless and Jellyfin now pulls in nvidia-kmod as mandatory dependency? Is FreeBSD going to the loony bin as well now?

do you have it installed currently? you can ask pkg about the dependency graph, e.g. with paste.debian.net/plainh/0d0788c6 and look what chain pulls it in

ah, well in that case pkg query '%rn' <package name> is probably better to see the reverse dependencies directly, but the kmod shouldn't have any as far as I know

No, the kmods are not currently installed, but "pkg upgrade" tries to install them. I could also completely wipe the jail and do a fresh install, then it won't try to install them - but on the next "pkg upgrade", the issue will be back again.

zilti: I don't think it's nextcloud. I have it installed in a jail and that kmod is not pulled.

I'd find it crazy if it were

karolyi: well it's wayland. Not a hard requirement for nextcloud, but one for paperless-ngx (and jellyfin, but that software is a mess anyways)

So I guess I can't run paperless-ngx in a jail anymore

zilti: My guess would be that it is some pkg bug and it wants to install some unrelated package for some reason, can you open a problem report?

nimaje: I'll look into it, yes

Upgrading Vaultwarden tries to install two different mysql-client and four different postgresql-client versions, also making upgrading vaultwarden impossible

maybe look at the end of pkg -vv to see if you happen to have quarterly and latest both enabled zilti

hi, is pkg being broken on -current a known issue ?

f451: is it?

Does someone run a jellyfin server with the FreeBSD port/package?

CrtxReavr: Yes, I recently started testing it.

ibs, I'm strugglign with the stupidest of things. . ..

CrtxReavr: I've been running Jellyfin for a while. What's up?

It's running (via rc.conf) and I can connect to its web console on port 8096, but what account am I suppose to use to log into it?

It created and runs as a 'jellyfin' user, and I've set a password for it, but that gets me nowhere.

CrtxReavr: When you first access the web UI, it should prompt you to set up the service including the "admin" account.

Then, you would log in with that.

It did not.

There someway to reset it to some baseline?

Well, I'd imagine you can uninstall and wipe out the DB and just start fresh. Sure.

ek, well. . . that worked.

Excellent!

I must have done that when I first installed it sometime ago and forgotten when I actaully tried to use it in ernest.

It's possible. I hope you didn't put in too much work just to start over again.

(Plex finally went ahead with their threats to charge you monthy to watch your own content after I already paid for their various apps.)

I do like Jellyfin. The only downside is the Apple TV app support. There is a new one coming along (Stingray), but it still has a long way to go.

I have Plex as well. I liked it. But, they have done some weird stuff.

Plex works well on FBSD, too.

I haven't seen any charge threats, though.

Well, I've used a FreeBSD plex server in the past with no issuse.

But my main plex server was window, and it very recently started telling me "remote playback" was a subscription feature.

I feel like I've used plex for 20 years. . .

i hate the idea of paying this unknown entity to stream my own files on my own network

Did anyone try swiftfin?

CrtxReavr: you can reset the admin password, which drops a file on the filesystem with the password

I also primarily use Plex, but only for local playback. The metadata system/matching is more robust.

I have zero need for local playback. .. I want to stream to chromecast from my phone or use the "app" on my TV.

i use the app on my tv, for jellyfin

That's my plan.

topcat001: I've tried just about everything out there as far as clients go. The actual Jellyfin app for iOS, Android, Linux, Windows, etc is actually pretty decent and does everything I need.

Only Apple TV apps are CRAZY lacking.

wholphin works great on androidtv

CtrxReavr: are you getting the "remote playback" message when using it at home on the same network?

(I have the lifetime sub, so I'm sticking with it for now, I assume Jellyfin will catch up in the coming years)

hate the login system... I remember the days when you could install it, install an app on your streaming box and just have it autodiscover your server

ek: I haven't swiftfin yet. Need to revive my Jellyfin instance. My ATV is hooked up to my main system where I watch stuff.

topcat001: Swiftfin is pretty useless.

I wish it wasn't. Of course, I haven't messed with it in a while. Maybe it's been updated and is better now.

So far, Stingray appears to be the best option. But, it can't do sub-directories at the moment. So, it only picks up on certain things.

Most stuff works, though. And the interface is nice.

cool thanks

rtprio: fixed by "doas rm -rvf pkg ports" in /var/db

by "fixed" i mean i need to note all whats installed in /usr/local and reinstall

CrtxReavr: maybe instead of use direct video+audio share \ try search minidlna players alternatives if there any...

CrtxReavr: as long as chromecast support dlna or have app for that...

I say we send out a bunch of agents to check everything, I just need a few billion dollars

I'm having connectivity issues with shared ip jails on bastille. Can't seem to get them to connect to the internet. I thought it was a wireguard problem because disabling wg would work, but now it doesn't seem to work even without a wg vpn connection. I honestly have no idea how to debug this lol

i think i fixed it, the bastille setup command is a little buggy. Apparently the jails table that it generated on pf.conf was not being populated and the nat was only configured for the $ext_if

nice!

Good to know.

gave me headaches lol