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Jellyfin customizations: visible on local network but not remote/url - PoizenJam - 2024-06-04 I am running a Jellyfin server using Docker on Windows. For some reason, my customizations (page title, banner logos, favicon) work fine when I access the server through my LAN ip address (192.168.x.xx:8096); the server is accessible and works as intended, including custom banner images et al. However, when I attempt to access the same server remotely via a domain (jelly.mydomain.com), the server still works, but all of the customized images and page titles are reverted to default. See below: Clearing the site data, cache or using incognito mode does not seem to have any effect on reversing. Deleting the container and/or cache folder and rebuilding does not seem to fix the issue either. In my case, I am using a docker-compose.yml file to build the container and overwrite/replace files within the container, including banners and titles and whatnot. Code: version: '3.5' Is this the expected behaviour for remote jellyfin servers, or am I doing something wrong? RE: Jellyfin customizations: visible on local network but not remote/url - TheDreadPirate - 2024-06-04 When setting your custom images/theme, where did you put the CSS? In Dashboard > General > Custom CSS? Or Settings > Display > Custom CSS? RE: Jellyfin customizations: visible on local network but not remote/url - PoizenJam - 2024-06-04 I have not input any Custom CSS code on either the server end (Dashboard > General > Custom CSS) or on the user end (Settings > Display > Custom CSS). Both are blank. Are those necessary to include? My instinct is that overwriting the files within the container would be sufficient. If 'banner-light.png' is overwritten in the container during docker-compose, then references to 'banner-light.png' should pull the updated, overwritten image, no? And, to be sure, that's how it behaves when locally accessed. Frankly, I am confused how it's pulling the default 'index.html', '73233.bce0f70761dae6c47906.chunk.js' and images (e.g., 'banner-light.png') when accessed remotely, since the container ostensibly doesn't actually contain those files as best I can tell. RE: Jellyfin customizations: visible on local network but not remote/url - TheDreadPirate - 2024-06-04 Are you using nginx with asset caching enabled? RE: Jellyfin customizations: visible on local network but not remote/url - PoizenJam - 2024-06-04 Guilty as charged! I am using Nginx Proxy Manager + CloudFlare. Temporarily disabling asset caching in NGinx, purging the Cloudflare cache, then doing a CTRL + F5 refresh in Chrome fixed the problem. It now retrieves the proper images and page titles. Thanks a bunch! |