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[Luke 39785]

We're looking into this, thanks.

[Luke 39785]

We can't reproduce this in our beta channel. We're going to have a new stable release up by tonight hopefully so please try that once available. Thanks !

[Guest]

The new version emby-server-rpm_3.5.0.0_x86_64.rpm install and works like a charme. Thank you very much!

 

Regards,

4ndreas

[Luke 39785]

Thanks for the feedback.

[nobanzai 0]

"Version 3.5.0.0 is now available for download."

 

Where can I download the new version for openSUSE 42.3?

On the download page for opensuse I only see "zypper install {url}". What url is that?

[Luke 39785]

"Version 3.5.0.0 is now available for download."

 

Where can I download the new version for openSUSE 42.3?

On the download page for opensuse I only see "zypper install {url}". What url is that?

 

You either have javascript disabled or your browser is having a problem reaching api.github.com. I would take a look at those two things and then try again. Thanks.

[nobanzai 0]

You either have javascript disabled or your browser is having a problem reaching api.github.com. I would take a look at those two things and then try again. Thanks.

Thx!

It was privacy badger, that blocked  acces to github.

[Luke 39785]

Thanks for the feedback.

[tobedeleted 4]

:-(

 

I just migrated from the original OBS repos to the RPMs as provided from the Emby web page. It was anything but a smooth experience.

The two basic problems:

1. The OBS repos use /var/lib/emby-server, the new packages use /var/lib/emby. During the upgrade, the directory mismatch is neither fixed, nor is the new directory created at all (the only hint is that the postinstall script complains that the directory cannot be chmod'ded).

2. The OBS emby runs as emby.daemon, the new packages run as emby.emby. So lots of permissions simply do not match.

 

As there is no hint or any upgrade notice, this was very frustrating. In the end, a complete re-setup was the simplest solution for me, losing lot of my carefully tuned library and setup.

[Luke 39785]

I apologize for the disruption. We should have done better to ensure a smoother experience when switching between the legacy package and the newer package.

[quicktrick 0]

Hello!  Does Emby work on openSUSE Tumbleweed?  I tried v. 3.5.3.0, it never stopped scanning a library.  I tried v. 3.6.0.66 (beta) too, it even did not show the Dashboard items, only the progress ring.

[Luke 39785]

Please attach the information requested in how to report a problem:

https://emby.media/community/index.php?/topic/790-how-to-report-a-problem/?view=getnewpost

Thanks.

[quicktrick 0]

Thank you for your reply, Luke!  I'm sorry, I've removed everything already.  I'm going to try the docker version of Emby.

[Luke 39785]

For those looking for additional options to run Emby Server, we now have Snap packages available for testing:

https://emby.media/community/index.php?/topic/83274-emby-server-snap-packages/

Thanks !

[dinculoiu 0]

A few days a go I reinstall it opensuse leap 15.4 and Emby server as well, but client is unable to connect to the server from local network. 
What can I do? 
 

In the past I used emby from ubuntu, mint, and no issue. 
 

thanks!

Edited March 28, 2023 by dinculoiu

[Q-Droid 859]

It could have the firewall enabled by default. If so then your options are to allow the inbound connections to the Emby ports or disable the firewall. 

 

[dinculoiu 0]

Yes, indeed. 
I set a new rule for the firewall and everything is fine now.

Many thanks!