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Server discoverability - jellyfin with podman quadlet - shoebill - 2025-05-19 Hi, I'm trying to run a jellyfin server as a podman quadlet on my PC. The server is up and running, and I can play stuff in the web client on my PC. However, I can't discover this service on my network so I can play it on my android TV. Here's my configuration file: Code: [Unit] I've tried a few things here based on googling. Code: PublishPort=7359:7359/udp I also tried this: Code: Network=host But got the following error on startup: Code: May 19 21:48:31 bazzite jellyfin[103277]: Port mappings have been discarded as one of the Host, Container, Pod, and None network modes are in use RE: Server discoverability - jellyfin with podman quadlet - bitmap - 2025-05-19 Forgive me, I'm not super familiar with podman as I use docker compose. I see a few things here that I might be able to put you on the right track... 1. You can't map ports with something like host network mode with compose because that mode exposes the container to the host's network. That's the first error I believe. 2. That second error looks like you're trying to mount something that's not possible for one reason or another. Doesn't appear to be network related. 3. I was about to paste a compose file when I found this: https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/post-install/networking/#port-bindings That explains what the ports are. So you would want 7359 published I believe, since that's client discovery. I'd look at fixing that second error and see what happens. You may also want to see if you can use the IP:PORT address for the server with your client and find/access it. |