SparkBox v1.6.722 Image: jellyfin/jellyfin:10.11.11 Container recreated: 2026-09-19 13:33:37 UTC Error: SQLite Error 1: no such column: p.PermissionPermissionsGuid Affected endpoint: POST /Users/authenticatebyname
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rw238 wrote:
same here. My 500GB disk is now full for no reason, no apps work, unable to cleanly explore file structures... All i want to do is offload some media files to remove disk space - which is near impossible at this point. turning into a waste of time.
Chris wrote:
This one is on us, and it is fixed as of a few minutes ago. Here is exactly what happened and what to do. SparkBox 1.6.720, 1.6.721 and 1.6.722 pinned Jellyfin back to version 10.11.11. Your box had already moved to Jellyfin 12.1 in an earlier update, and a Jellyfin database that has been upgraded to 12 cannot be opened by 10 — that is the "no such column: p.PermissionPermissionsGuid" error on sign-in. A safety check that should have refused that downgrade did not run on the update path. Nothing in your library or your users was deleted or changed. The fix: SparkBox 1.6.723 is live now and puts Jellyfin 12.1 back. On your box run sudo sparkbox update. Jellyfin will start on 12.1 against your existing data and sign-in works again. Please do not delete or reset Jellyfin data to get around this; the update is the fix. @rw238 — the full 500 GB disk is very likely the same thing from a different angle: a Jellyfin container that cannot open its database restarts and logs the failure in a loop, and that can fill a disk in hours. Run the update first, then sudo sparkbox status and df -h and paste both here; if the space does not come back on its own I will walk you through where it went, and moving media off the box is a couple of commands once the apps are up. I know this turned an afternoon into a waste — sorry. I will stay on this thread until you are both running. We have also added a check so that an update can never recreate a running app with an older version again; that ships in the next release.
rw238 wrote:
my sparkbox has completely seized up because of the disk space. terminal commands wont do anything since disk usage is tied to its Volumes. There is no disk space to run updates lol
Chris wrote:
I’m sorry — being left with a full disk and no usable apps is a serious consequence, and the earlier suggested update may not be able to start while storage is exhausted. The Jellyfin failure itself is fixed in the live 1.6.723 release, which restores Jellyfin 12.1; do not delete or reset Jellyfin data. Please run this read-only check on the SparkBox host and paste only its output: df -h. That tells us whether the filesystem containing SparkBox is completely full before we choose a safe way to make room. I won’t suggest deleting volumes or media blindly.