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[Issue] The WebRootPath was not found: /var/lib/jellyfin/wwwroot. Static files may be unavailable. #5691
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Originally created by @jvoisin on GitHub (May 12, 2024).
Please describe your bug
When I open my jellyfin url, I'm redirectly to
/weband there is nothing on the page bu Jellyfin's logo.Reproduction Steps
apt update -y; apt upgrade -y, notice a new jellyfin version, yayMay 11 23:23:21 jellyfin jellyfin[473]: [23:23:21] [WRN] The WebRootPath was not found: /var/lib/jellyfin/wwwroot. Static files may be unavailable.Jellyfin Version
Unstable (master branch)
if other:
10.9.0
Environment
Jellyfin logs
@gnattu commented on GitHub (May 12, 2024):
Did you try clear your browser cache?
@jvoisin commented on GitHub (May 12, 2024):
Rebooting jellyfin 5 times and getting a cup of tea fixed the issue, so I'm inclined to blame the cache, yes.
Sorry for the noise.
@detrout commented on GitHub (May 15, 2024):
Hi,
I encountered the same problem on Debian with the packages from https://repo.jellyfin.org/debian connecting from Firefox 125.0.3
For me I probably didn't remember the right key combinations to do a browser force reload, so I had to do it the harder way via opening the developer console with control-shift-C, going to the storage tab, opening up the "Cache Storage" element on the left hand navigation panel, and deleting the two entries from under the section. (I left the other sections from cookies to session storage alone)
After that reloading loaded the jellyfin web ui.