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* fix(jellyfin): use setup_hwaccel for robust hardware acceleration Replaces manual hardware acceleration setup with the centralized setup_hwaccel function from tools.func. This fixes the installation failure in privileged containers where /dev/dri does not exist (e.g., when no GPU is passed through). The setup_hwaccel function includes: - Proper error handling for missing /dev/dri - GPU vendor detection (Intel, AMD, NVIDIA) - Graceful fallback when no GPU is available Fixes: Installation fails with 'chgrp: cannot access /dev/dri' when creating privileged containers without GPU passthrough. * refactor(hwaccel): standardize hardware acceleration across all install scripts Migrated all install scripts to use the centralized setup_hwaccel function: - plex-install.sh - emby-install.sh - ersatztv-install.sh - frigate-install.sh - tdarr-install.sh - unmanic-install.sh - channels-install.sh - ollama-install.sh - immich-install.sh (added error handling) Enhanced setup_hwaccel function in tools.func: - Added -d /dev/dri check before setting permissions - Added error handling (2>/dev/null || true) for all /dev/dri operations - Added adduser error handling for video/render groups - No longer fails if no GPU is detected (graceful skip) - Added intel-media-va-driver for newer Intel GPUs - Improved AMD APU support with firmware packages - Better NVIDIA handling (warning instead of failure) This fixes installation failures in privileged containers without GPU passthrough, where /dev/dri does not exist. Supports: Ubuntu, Debian 12 (Bookworm), Debian 13 (Trixie) GPU Support: Intel, AMD, NVIDIA (manual driver) * refactor(hwaccel): complete migration for all GPU apps Migrated remaining GPU apps to setup_hwaccel: - fileflows-install.sh - openwebui-install.sh (added setup_hwaccel - was missing) - tunarr-install.sh Also fixed tools/pve/hw-acceleration.sh: - Added error handling for /dev/dri operations - Added chmod 660 /dev/dri/* that was missing - Added error suppression for adduser commands All 13 GPU apps (var_gpu=yes) now use centralized setup_hwaccel: jellyfin, plex, emby, ersatztv, frigate, tdarr, unmanic, channels, ollama, immich, fileflows, openwebui, tunarr * feat(hwaccel): complete Intel non-free driver support and GID sync Enhanced setup_hwaccel function: - Auto-detect Intel GPU generation (Gen 9+ for non-free drivers) - Debian 12 (Bookworm): Add non-free repo + intel-media-va-driver-non-free - Debian 13 (Trixie): Add non-free repo + libvpl2 + mesa-opencl-icd - Ubuntu: Use ubuntu repos with intel-media-va-driver - Fallback to open drivers if non-free fails - GID sync for video/render groups (moved from install scripts) OpenWebUI: Added Intel oneAPI support when installing Ollama - Intel Level Zero GPU support - Intel oneAPI Base Toolkit - Same setup as standalone Ollama install Cleanup: - Removed duplicate GID sync from tdarr-install.sh - Removed duplicate GID sync from unmanic-install.sh * fix(ersatztv): remove duplicate HW acceleration code Removed manual Intel HW acceleration setup that remained after setup_hwaccel migration. The non-free driver prompt is no longer needed as setup_hwaccel auto-detects Intel GPU generation.
Proxmox VE Helper-Scripts
A Community Legacy in Memory of @tteck
Simplify your Proxmox VE setup with community-driven automation scripts
Originally created by tteck, now maintained and expanded by the community
🎯 Key Features
⚡ Quick SetupOne-command installations for popular services and containers |
⚙️ Flexible ConfigSimple mode for beginners, advanced options for power users |
🔄 Auto UpdatesKeep your installations current with built-in update mechanisms |
🛠️ Easy ManagementPost-install scripts for configuration and troubleshooting |
👥 Community DrivenActively maintained with contributions from users worldwide |
📖 Well DocumentedComprehensive guides and community support |
🔒 SecureRegular security updates and best practices |
⚡ PerformanceOptimized configurations for best performance |
📋 Requirements
🖥️ Proxmox VEVersion: 8.4.x | 9.0.x | 9.1.x |
🐧 Operating SystemDebian-based with Proxmox Tools |
🌐 NetworkInternet connection required |
📥 Getting Started
Choose your preferred installation method:
Method 1: One-Click Web Installer
The fastest way to get started:
- Visit helper-scripts.com 🌐
- Search for your desired script (e.g., "Home Assistant", "Docker")
- Copy the bash command displayed on the script page
- Open your Proxmox Shell and paste the command
- Press Enter and follow the interactive prompts
Method 2: PVEScripts-Local
Install a convenient script manager directly in your Proxmox UI:
bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/community-scripts/ProxmoxVE/main/ct/pve-scripts-local.sh)"
This adds a menu to your Proxmox interface for easy script access without visiting the website.
📖 Learn more: ProxmoxVE-Local Repository
💬 Join the Community
💬 DiscordReal-time chat, support, and discussions 
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💭 DiscussionsFeature requests, Q&A, and ideas 
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🐛 IssuesBug reports and issue tracking 
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🛠️ Contribute
💻 CodeAdd new scripts or improve existing ones |
📝 DocumentationWrite guides, improve READMEs, translate content |
🧪 TestingTest scripts and report compatibility issues |
💡 IdeasSuggest features or workflow improvements |
👉 Check our Contributing Guidelines to get started
❤️ Support the Project
This project is maintained by volunteers in memory of tteck. Your support helps us maintain infrastructure, improve documentation, and give back to important causes.
🎗️ 30% of all donations go directly to cancer research and hospice care
Every contribution helps keep this project alive and supports meaningful causes
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📜 License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - feel free to use, modify, and distribute.
Proxmox® is a registered trademark of Proxmox Server Solutions GmbH