[jdownloader2] not starting (can't create directory '') about charts HOT 6 CLOSED

Hi, I found the solution. You have to delete all the containers and image (last one is important) of jlesage and install them again. Uninstalling jdownloader is not enough.

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I would suggest filing a support ticket on Discord first

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Hi, I have the same issue with a Synology NAS
@cinema-ONE : Did you find the solution?

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Hi, I have the same issue with a Synology NAS @cinema-ONE : Did you find the solution?

@Godferdom: No solution yet unfortunately. As suggested by @Ornias1993, I have opened a ticked on Discord.

As workaround, I have installed JDownloader2 on a Windows machine.

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Hi, I found the solution. You have to delete all the containers and image (last one is important) of jlesage and install them again. Uninstalling jdownloader is not enough.

Thanks a lot, @Godferdom! As I'm pretty much a noob in this topic, I didn't know how I could access these containers and images. After some googling, I found that
# midclt call container.prune '{"remove_unused_images": true, "remove_stopped_containers": true}'
did the trick (not sure though if it's really the "correct" solution).

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I found it on a German website. Thanks to Google Translate 😅. The issue is in the "basic image" but you can only delete it when you delete everything from jlesage and then installing it again. It then install the new "basic image".

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