Setting up Jellyfin was easy thanks to ZimaOS having it in their app store.
Unfortunately I’m having issues installing JellyBridge, which also requires I install Seerr and I’ve been unsuccessful setting it up.
Has anyone done this successfully?
I have not personally set this exact stack up yet, but I would separate the issue into two parts.
Jellyfin from the ZimaOS App Store is the easy part. Seerr/Jellyseerr and JellyBridge are separate projects and may need to be installed/configured manually through Docker or the Jellyfin plugin system.
From what I can see, JellyBridge is a Jellyfin plugin that connects Jellyfin with Jellyseerr/Seerr for discovery and request handling. Seerr/Jellyseerr itself normally runs as its own Docker container, then you connect it to Jellyfin, Sonarr/Radarr, and finally configure the JellyBridge plugin inside Jellyfin.
Before changing anything, I would suggest checking the basics first:
docker ps
docker images
docker logs <seerr-container-name> --tail=100
Main things to confirm:
- Is the Seerr/Jellyseerr container actually running?
- Can you open the Seerr/Jellyseerr web UI from your browser?
- Can Seerr/Jellyseerr connect to Jellyfin using the correct Jellyfin URL and API key?
- Is the JellyBridge plugin installed inside Jellyfin and pointing to the correct Seerr/Jellyseerr address?
- Are the containers on the same Docker network, or are you using the correct host/IP address?
On ZimaOS I would not assume the App Store Jellyfin container can automatically see a manually installed Seerr container. The Docker network and URL used between the containers may be the key issue.
If you can post your Seerr/Jellyseerr compose file or screenshot of the container settings, plus the last part of the container logs, someone should be able to help narrow it down.