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08/19/2026

Currently selling a refurbished iMac 2017 in immaculate condition. If anyone is interested in a very nice Mac, this would be a great choice. I put it up on Facebook Marketplace if you want to take a look. Thank you.

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08/17/2026

Install Jellyfin App for Android devices. Use your Jellyfin server on a local home network with multiple devices.

08/16/2026

Add a new library to your Jellyfin Server easily.

In my case my jellyfin server resides on a dedicated Ubuntu server. Today I'm just adding a 'Series' library so I specify the content type as 'Shows'.

08/16/2026

Add a new library to your Jellyfin Server on Ubuntu.

Today I'm adding a 'Series' type of library for my kids.

08/15/2026

Modify your VSFTPD default ftp upload directory in Ubuntu Server.

modify the /etc/vsftpd.conf file.
Save the file: Ctrl-O
Exit Nano: Ctrl-X

restart the vsftdp service:
sudo systemctl restart vsftpd
re-login to your ftp client.

08/14/2026

Jellyfin Server Build - Part 10 - Setup FTP for Windows and Ubuntu side.

Setting up Jellyfin and configuring an FTP client (FileZilla)
Download FileZilla for Windows (this is a free download)

Install this service on the server itself or through terminal session:
Installing vsftpd service to Ubuntu :
sudo apt get install vsftpd
** enables secure transfers to include logins **

Create a new user account in Ubuntu so that you can dedicate that account for making ftp file transfers without using the admin user.

Creating new user accounts in Ubuntu :
sudo adduser 'username'

How to see what groups are available:
Shows groups a user belongs to :
‘groups’

Add an additional group:
sudo addgroup groupname

Add the new new dedicated user account you just created to the new group:
Add a user to an existing group :
sudo usermod -a -G media-grp admin

Create the subfolders underneath the mounted directory that we specified earlier. I used /mnt/data as my mount point so create new folders as subdirectories of this.

Give the group access to the directory and assign file rights to that assigned directory:
Add a group to have additional directory rights :
sudo chgrp -R media-grp /mnt/data/Movies
Assign rights:
sudo chmod -R 777 /mnt/data/Movies

08/13/2026

Jellyfin Server Build - Part 9 - I'll be going over starting up the Jellyfin wizard and creating the first media library and setting up FileZilla ftp for media file transfers to the Ubuntu server and vsftpd that gets installed directly on the Ubuntu server .

I ended up getting everything ready up to the point where we start transferring files over to the designated library but transfers are rejected by the server. Anyway, I'm having to troubleshoot what's actually wrong with the file transfers so I'll be pushing out a follow up video once I figure out why it's not happy.

08/13/2026

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08/13/2026

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08/12/2026

Jellyfin Server Build - Part 8 - Installing the RAID0 volume in Ubuntu.

This is a follow up video from part 7 where I had issues mounting the raid volume. I ended up deleting the volume from Intel's Storage Matrix setup in the BIOS and creating it manually through Ubuntu. Everything came together after that. Below are my details that got me all the way through installing the Jellyfin software in Ubuntu.

1. List the disks in the system
sudo fdisk -l

2. Note the system disk and any disks that would make up the RAID volume.
Disk: /dev/sda: 931.5 GB
Disk /devl/sdb: 931.5 GB

3. Create the RAID volume based on available disks you want to use. In this case, I’m using a RAID0 or ‘level=0’.
sudo mdadm --create --verbose /dev/md0 --level=0 --raid-devices=2 /dev/sda /dev/sdb

Format the volume:
Create the file system using ext4 format.
sudo mkfs.ext4 –F /dev/md0

4. Create the directory and mount point for the RAID disk. I’m using ‘data’ as a very general directory. Underneath that, I’ll be adding directories like Movies, Music, Video Series, etc.
sudo mkdir –p /mnt/data

5. Create the mount point based on the RAID disk’s device name.
sudo mount /dev/md0 /mnt/data

6. Check the storage available for the data volume. The df command seems to be more readable.
(Disk Utilization) sudo du -hc / (Disk Free) df -h

7. Get the device’s UUID so that you can add the mounted volume automatically during server startup
sudo blkid /dev/md0
‘e06126b9-1d20-4523-9f33-c58de5de27a3’

8. Edit the fstab file and add the necessary line to load the road volume based on it’s UUID.
Sudo nano /etc/fstab

9. Add necessary file rights to the disk and mount point.
chmod 777 /dev/md0 /mnt/data

10. Update the system and reboot. Check to make sure RAID volume reappears.
sudo apt update # Fetches the list of available updates
sudo apt upgrade # Installs some updates; does not remove packages

11. Install Jellyfin server
curl -s https://repo.jellyfin.org/install-debuntu.sh | sudo bash