miniDLNA is under var_1

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avalon60

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oops sorry, it is ver_1 and NOT var_1. Typo

I thought I would add or create the miniDLNA Jail and after adding it and then in a shell do jls , I get this:

[root@freenas ~]# jls
JID IP Address Hostname Path
1 - crashplan_1 /mnt/WinShare/crashplan_1
2 - emby_1 /mnt/WinShare/emby_1
3 - plexmediaserver_1 /mnt/WinShare/plexmediaser
ver_1
5 - miniDLNA /mnt/WinShare/miniDLNA
[root@freenas ~]#

So following this thread:
https://forums.freenas.org/index.ph...inidlna-on-freenas-9-3-prior-to-plugin.25395/

When I get to: ee miniDLNA , I get a new file, also the same with ee minidlna, a new file is generated and therefore no settings or lines to edit.

I have deleted the Jail , miniDLNA , rebooted FreeNAs and started again, but the result is still the same.
I can open a shell on the said jail, so how should I carry on to get miniDLNA working.
 
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dlavigne

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Just to clarify, you're in /usr/local/etc of the jail?
 

avalon60

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Just to clarify, you're in /usr/local/etc of the jail?

Yes:

[root@freenas /usr/local/etc]# jls
JID IP Address Hostname Path
1 - crashplan_1 /mnt/WinShare/crashplan_1
2 - emby_1 /mnt/WinShare/emby_1
3 - plexmediaserver_1 /mnt/WinShare/plexmediaser
ver_1
5 - miniDLNA /mnt/WinShare/miniDLNA
[root@freenas /usr/local/etc]#
 
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dlavigne

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[root@freenas /usr/local/etc]#

That prompt looks like you are still in FreeNAS. Did you jexec miniDLNA /bin/csh (or jexec 5 /bin/csh) ? Your prompt should change to indicate that you are now in that jail. The output of jls tells you which name or number to jexec into.
 

avalon60

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Doing jexec miniDLNA /bin/csh takes me into root@miniDLNA.

So do I just carry on from there with the How to....?
 
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dlavigne

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Yup, as the rest of those commands are meant to be run from within the jail.
 

avalon60

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Ok thanks
 
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