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<artlog> i have same warning if i run manualy
```
yunohost firewall upnp status
ERROR Could not open port via UPnP
```
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<artlog> and i have updp deactivated on purpose
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<artlog> it should not be an error...
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<artlog> i would more expect 'UPNP usage deactived' ...
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<artlog> in my case ( 13.0.7.1 ) i don't have any
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<artlog> is there a `/etc/cron.d/yunohost-firewall-upnp` file ?
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<artlog> and i don't have mails about those either
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<artlog> from code in src/firewall.py it is clear that enabling upnp will create this cronjob
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<Axel> Thanks. I’ll try disabling upnp in the firewall section. Good Tipp on checking in the router for my server‘s ip address.
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<artlog> this indeed looks like a regression, there is a migration step about changing upnp configuration syntax if i remembrer
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<artlog> i'm used to disable upnp everywhere, i don't trust this feature enough, it can so easiliy be used to open ports ... on the other hand i prefer ipv6 and using explicit firewalling.
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<doesnm> hi, i don't have problem with yunohost now but plan to use it (and maybe trying to package something) after i got my server (also joined on IRC)
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<tituspijean> support goes both ways 😁
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<tituspijean> welcome!
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<doesnm> https://soju.doesnmlab.xyz/uploads/doesnm/df1c85c0-Screenshot_20260904-215634.png good kit for yunohost?
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<doesnm> oh, also i hope it's fine that i use matrix2051
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<tituspijean> it does not seem to be an issue
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<tituspijean> YunoHost itself is very lightweight, so it really depends on what you plan to install on your server
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<doesnm> think moving some stuff from vps and maybe some probes like globalping (we use it to check if something are blocked)
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<Axel> Update: disabling upnp worked, and I don’t need it anyway. Thanks!
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<BH3Panzer> https://aria.im/_bifrost/v1/media/download/Abv5E-MnFq6aq1gy12_7Y0x37Q8u4GzTf-JgdWYdhNZ1ilPa4i9dywIJ3iI1NbqLXxtfRsVc-OksAR00Mn8Lc3hCeggcaLkwAG1hdHJpeC5jbGVtLmdsZWV6ZS5jb20vYWVhV0lZRlZvVk5FVFh3aXlBWHJodEdB
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<tituspijean> @bh3panzer:matrix.clem.gleeze.com if radicle is not a YunoHost app, then its data cannot be picked up by the YunoHost backups, unless it is within an other app's directory? (I don't know this app)
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<tituspijean> ah it's the p2p forge alternative
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<BH3Panzer> yes
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<BH3Panzer> are you sure last backup just before radicle got 11GB only
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<doesnm> my way will be packaging everything i want to install 👀
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<doesnm> i mean... if i don't found it in already packaged apps
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<Jhon Pedroza> Hello. I have Jellyfin and recently installed Gitlab Runner. Somehow Gitlab Runner deleted the jellyfin user and took over the jellyfin group as gitlab-runner. Possibly related to the fact that the first attempt to install Gitlab Runner failed. When I list files inside Jellyfin folders it shows User 982 Group gitlab-runner. running id gitlab-runner returns uid=994(gitlab-runner) gid=982(gitlab-runner) groups=982(gitlab-runner). What is recommended in this case? Would reinstalling Jellyfin fix the issue?
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<tituspijean> Hi!
What's the output of `id jellyfin`?
Are your Jellyfin data local or mounted from an external disk or network storage?
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<tituspijean> (Meanwhile I'm checking both app's code)
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<tituspijean> Can you also share the logs of the failed and successful runner installs?
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<Jhon Pedroza> id: ‘jellyfin’: no such user
It's local in ~/Multimedia/Share/Video. I already checked that folder and it has my user and group, no Jellyfin
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<Jhon Pedroza> I'll find the logs. It was like a month ago.
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<tituspijean> But the Jellyfin is still installed according to Yunohost?
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<Jhon Pedroza> Yes, it's in the list. The system service is failing. And I can see a lot of files in /var/www/jellyfin
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<Jhon Pedroza> This is the success install https://paste.yunohost.org/raw/uroxigaput
I couldn't find the other one. But the error was related to docker, I think it said that it was missing but I checked and it was installed so I ran the installation again and it succeeded.
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<tituspijean> Try to force-upgrade jellyfin (there's a button for that on its webadmin page), it should try to recreate its system user.
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<Jhon Pedroza> It worked!
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<Jhon Pedroza> Thanks.
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<Jhon Pedroza> It's still pretty weird.
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<tituspijean> The jellyfin user disappearing is the weird part 😅 I'm glad the good ol' force-upgrade fixed that. :)
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<Thomas> > <@tituspijean:matrix.org> The jellyfin user disappearing is the weird part 😅 I'm glad the good ol' force-upgrade fixed that. :)
It's my fault, I didn't communicate enough about this when reworking the package, but your solution is the right one
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<doesnm> wow there is wishlist https://apps.yunohost.org/wishlist
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<doesnm> found packages which i interested like yggdrasil and homepage (which i use now in docker at https://doesnmlab.xyz)
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<BH3Panzer> Hello, I wanted to wishlist an app but I saw that app uses both APACHE and MIT (depending on components maybe), how do I fill in the link to project LICENSE ?
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<Salamandar> good question but in any case both are fine and the packager will check it out