Flock does this functionality, the deal is that it waited for the long-running process to end so it wouldn’t release the lock after the script was done. Adding a line manually releasing it fixed it.
It’s an auto-update script, you don’t wanna start a new update while one is underway.
Yes! I found the - u flag on flock and that got it working. Thanks for the attention anyway.
What does it do over jellyfin tho? It seems like another front-end for it.
Hey, if you’re just looking for a reverse proxy my recommendation is Caddy. Give it port 443 and 80 and it’ll reverse proxy you to wherever you want depending of the subdomain/port
Hey! Thanks for the checkup! Lidarr is up and running
So I can’t just put it in docker and forget no?
Lidarr works again? Last time I tried I wasn’t working
I have a nuc with Linux mint and host everything on docker containers. I expose any service I need through caddy.
nah, I was once an idiot who didn’t understand so idgaf
Oh, I checked it out! It’s a bit too boxy for me atm. that’s my main issue with the most common cases. They’re all just boxes with no personality
Case has 10 years on its belt and I fear I’ve taken it as far as I could.
basically same size and same style
sorry fLock it my phone doesn’t like it and don’t really know what the f stands for. but flock is a Linux command that let’s you manage simple concurrency issues https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/flock.1.html