I have my media libraries spread over two disks. I have symlinked the directory on the external drive into my Jellyfin folder. My Jellyfin folder which contains a regular directory and the symlinked directory is specified as the EXTRA_VOLUME, like so: EXTRA_VOLUME=/home/user/Jellyfin/:/Jellyfin
However, the symlinked directory is not carried over to the docker container.
Question
Is there an option for either:
Following the symlinks of a directory to the volume
Adding an extra volume (since the EXTRA_VOLUME seems to be the only place to specify a volume?)
## Context
I have my media libraries spread over two disks. I have symlinked the directory on the external drive into my Jellyfin folder. My Jellyfin folder which contains a regular directory and the symlinked directory is specified as the EXTRA_VOLUME, like so:
`EXTRA_VOLUME=/home/user/Jellyfin/:/Jellyfin`
However, the symlinked directory is not carried over to the docker container.
## Question
Is there an option for either:
- Following the symlinks of a directory to the volume
- Adding an extra volume (since the EXTRA_VOLUME seems to be the only place to specify a volume?)
tobias
changed title from How to use multiple disks? to How to use media libraries with symlinks?2024-07-23 10:52:39 +00:00
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Context
I have my media libraries spread over two disks. I have symlinked the directory on the external drive into my Jellyfin folder. My Jellyfin folder which contains a regular directory and the symlinked directory is specified as the EXTRA_VOLUME, like so:
EXTRA_VOLUME=/home/user/Jellyfin/:/JellyfinHowever, the symlinked directory is not carried over to the docker container.
Question
Is there an option for either:
How to use multiple disks?to How to use media libraries with symlinks?