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[Issue]: Missing playlists after 10.9.0 update #11558

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FrenchGithubUser opened this issue May 12, 2024 · 6 comments
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[Issue]: Missing playlists after 10.9.0 update #11558

FrenchGithubUser opened this issue May 12, 2024 · 6 comments
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Please describe your bug

The folder /var/lib/jellyfin/data/playlists contains more folders than the amount of playlists displayed in jellyfin.

Before updating, I had 44 playlists in jellyfin (which is the amount of folders in the playlists dir), and now only 33. The amount of songs in the playlists seem to be right though.

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update to 10.9.0

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10.9.0

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- OS:debian 12
- Linux Kernel:6.1.0-18-amd64
- Virtualization:none
- Clients:jellyfin-media-player 10.9.0
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10.9 transformed playlists to be user specific. If you have playlists created by another user, you don't have access as other users anymore.

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FrenchGithubUser commented May 12, 2024

10.9 transformed playlists to be user specific. If you have playlists created by another user, you don't have access as other users anymore.

is there a way to assign all playlists to a single user ? or to make playlists public ? I tried editing the field OwnerUserId but that didn't change anything in jellyfin

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Playlists have the field Open access, setting it to true grants all users read access.
We have a full ACL logic with sharing in place but the interface for it wasn't ready for 10.9

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FrenchGithubUser commented May 12, 2024

Playlists have the field Open access, setting it to true grants all users read access. We have a full ACL logic with sharing in place but the interface for it wasn't ready for 10.9

I added <OpenAccess>true</OpenAccess> after the RunningTime tag, in the playlist.xml file, but even after rescanning playlists, it is not accessible by other users. Did I make a typo ?

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I ended up finding the api docs : https://api.jellyfin.org/#tag/Playlists/operation/UpdatePlaylist

And sending a request to my server for each playlist :

{
  "Users": [
    {
      "UserId": "user-id",
      "CanEdit": true
    }
  ],
  "IsPublic": true
}

On : https://your-server-url.ext/Playlists/playlist-id

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