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Ubuntu Network Device Connections Issues - PiGuy - 2024-01-30
I'm having issues running a jellyfin server on my raspberry pi that has the latest version of Ubuntu. As the title says, I can successfully access the server on my localhost (the Pi) and watch movies, so permissions were granted to the folder. However, I cannot access or recognize the server on any of my other devices.
I disabled my firewall to see if it was an issue related to that, which it wasn't. I did sudo ufw 8096, that did nothing. I am connecting to the correct local IP 192.168.0.xxx:8096, all VPN's are disabled as well. Multiple devices are attempted: mobile, Xbox, macbook.
Does anyone have additional steps I could try to be able to connect with other devices?
RE: Ubuntu Network Device Connections Issues - TheDreadPirate - 2024-01-30
Disabling UFW only disables the rules it creates. The firewall is still running.
Code:
sudo ufw enable
sudo ufw allow 8096What happens after that?
RE: Ubuntu Network Device Connections Issues - PiGuy - 2024-01-30
It skips the adding rule, already did the command once
RE: Ubuntu Network Device Connections Issues - TheDreadPirate - 2024-01-30
Can you share your server log with us via sourcebin or attaching it to the post?
RE: Ubuntu Network Device Connections Issues - PiGuy - 2024-01-30
https://sourceb.in/ST4VsxRH26
RE: Ubuntu Network Device Connections Issues - TheDreadPirate - 2024-01-30
Your client devices are on the same subnet? 192.168.0.XXX?
Does this RPi have more than one network interface connected?
RE: Ubuntu Network Device Connections Issues - PiGuy - 2024-01-30
It seems to be working now after a router power-cycle.
On an unrelated note, would you know of any common issues with Jellyfin on Xbox One?
On initial download of the application, it works fine. I open it, it prompts a host/server connection, and I can connect like normal. However, if I turn my Xbox off and turn it back on and open Jellyfin again, I get a "Navigation Failed" error message and when I press "Okay", it prompts a white screen and every attempt to run JF again brings the same error.
The only resolution I have found is to uninstall the application and download it again
I appreciate your quick responses!
RE: Ubuntu Network Device Connections Issues - tmsrxzar - 2024-01-30
(2024-01-30, 09:48 PM)PiGuy Wrote: It seems to be working now after a router power-cycle.
On an unrelated note, would you know of any common issues with Jellyfin on Xbox One?
common issues will be listed on the issues page of github
- https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues
- https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-uwp/issues
however, i think that not having a release version in almost 4 years and no updates on github in 2 years might itself be an issue
- https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-uwp
edit*
in case my insinuation was too vague, you're basically using an abandoned client and it working at all is impressive
RE: Ubuntu Network Device Connections Issues - PiGuy - 2024-02-01
(2024-01-30, 08:50 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Can you share your server log with us via sourcebin or attaching it to the post?
(2024-01-30, 09:29 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Your client devices are on the same subnet? 192.168.0.XXX?
Does this RPi have more than one network interface connected?
Hi Dread, hopefully you can point me in the right direction for my new error... I had everything set up fine yesterday, and was watching on both my Xbox and phone. I restarted my Rpi and now the J.F. server shows running, but my server can't be accessed on any device including the localhost. No settings were changed, and my IP remains the same.
here is my log:
https://pastebin.com/i7Xdkvjd
on main/localhost device, I go to: localhost:8096/web/index
It asks me to connect to my server "pi-desktop" but when I attempt to connect, it says it can't connect to the server.
RE: Ubuntu Network Device Connections Issues - TheDreadPirate - 2024-02-01
Make sure that the firewall is allowing port 8096. On localhost, clear your browser cache.