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Active Devices list empty while content is being played. #1655
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Originally created by @ghost on GitHub (May 7, 2020).
Describe the bug
I recently transferred over my Jellyfin install from a virtual machine over to a physical machine along with the configuration files, and now when I go into the dashboard to look at the active devices list, it's empty, even when people are playing content.
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To Reproduce
Dashboard, underAdmin.Expected behavior
Go into the dashboard's Active Devices list and see who is playing content and if it's being direct streamed, or transcoded.
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There are no log errors.
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Additional context
This did occur when I transferred the /var/lib/jellyfin folder from one machine to another, would there be any file that could've been screwed up during the transfer?
@cschlesselmann commented on GitHub (Dec 25, 2020):
I'm having the same issue, i didn't transfer my install tho. Not sure when exactly this behaviour started.
I'm running the linuxserver/jellyfin docker image.

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@Infinite-im commented on GitHub (Oct 26, 2022):
I have experienced this issue. In my case it seemed to be caused by the Skin Manager plugin.
I wasnt able to deactivate or uninstall the plugin using the GUI so I stopped the jellyfin service, manually deleted the Skin Manager plugin directory from /var/lib/jellyfin/plugins and started the jellyfin service.
After restarting the Jellyfin Media Player on the various computers i use for playback the dashboard now correctly displays the active devices and their activity.
@VoidAny commented on GitHub (Jun 14, 2024):
I tried uninstalling Skin Manager and it did not solve problem.
The solution that worked for me was properly setting my system clock.
I moved my jellyfin to a new server and its system clock was not set properly and that is what caused the problem. After setting it properly with
ntpdate ntp.ubuntu.comandhwclock -wand restarting jellyfin, the active devices section was working again. Thanks to the guy on reddit who posted this as a solution.