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  1. JMLatemby
    Hi there, during "dpkg -i emby-server-deb_4.6.2.0_amd64.deb" on Debian, the following warning message is issued: Checking the user definitions for user "emby", the above-mentioned wrong shell entry is indeed present: admin@emby:~# cat /etc/passwd | grep ^emby emby:x:998:998:Emby Server:/var/lib/emby:/usr/bin/nologin The correct nologin shell definition under Debian is "/usr/sbin/nologin". I did adjust the entry accordingly.
  2. alexrelish
    Big user of Emby here, but about 2 months ago I've came across a problem that really screwed me over. I installed Emby via the third party repository (now you get Emby with a .deb file), and after a failed Emby upgrade, Emby's repository messed with my dependencies, deleting core system packages in the process. My system was a Debian server on version 9.1. Luckily I had backups, so I reinstalled, but I did not install Emby because I was scared of losing my dependencies again. Now I'm Emby-less. So devs, can you please consider getting Emby into the official repositories for major distributions? This will make installing Emby a lot less of a hassle and ensure a more stable system. Thank you.
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