# Attaching the Jellyfin bind-mount in Proxmox

This is the **only step that requires touching Proxmox**. Everything else
(installing packages, configuring YAAR, starting the service) is done from
inside your existing Alpine container using `setup.sh`.

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## What this does

Proxmox's `mp0` bind-mount makes a directory on the Proxmox host visible
inside the container at a chosen path. YAAR expects to find your Jellyfin
media at `/nas/jellyfin` inside the container.

You only need to run one of the options below — once, before running `setup.sh`.

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## Option A — Proxmox web UI (safest, no shell access needed)

1. Log into the Proxmox web UI.
2. Click your container in the left sidebar.
3. Go to **Resources** → **Add** → **Mount Point**.
4. Fill in:
   | Field | Value |
   |---|---|
   | Storage | — (leave blank for directory bind-mount) |
   | Host path | `/mnt/nas/jellyfin` *(the path on your Proxmox host)* |
   | Container path | `/nas/jellyfin` |
   | Read-only | No |
5. Click **Add**.
6. **Restart the container** from the web UI (or `pct restart <CTID>`).

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## Option B — Proxmox host shell (one command)

SSH into your Proxmox host (not the container), then:

```sh
pct set <CTID> -mp0 /mnt/nas/jellyfin,mp=/nas/jellyfin
pct restart <CTID>
```

Replace `<CTID>` with your container ID and `/mnt/nas/jellyfin` with the
actual path to your Jellyfin media directory on the Proxmox host.

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## Verify the mount is visible inside the container

```sh
pct enter <CTID>
ls /nas/jellyfin
# Should show: Movies  Shows  (and whatever else is on your NAS)
```

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## Then run YAAR setup (inside the container)

```sh
# Get the YAAR archive into the container — choose one:
#   From host:  pct push <CTID> /path/to/yaar.tar.gz /root/yaar.tar.gz
#   Via scp:    scp yaar.tar.gz root@<container-ip>:/root/
#   Via browser: Proxmox web UI → container → Upload

# Then, inside the container:
tar xzf /root/yaar.tar.gz -C /root/
sh /root/yaar/setup.sh
```

`setup.sh` checks that it is not running on the Proxmox host and will refuse
to proceed if it detects a PVE environment.