Fast Reverse Proxy Rejects Connection

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Fast Reverse Proxy Rejects Connection - Delta - 2024-11-12

I read the documentation, and there’s a section about using a Reverse Proxy for remote access. I’d like to use FRP (Fast Reverse Proxy). In other projects, TCP works properly.
My problem is that the connection was rejected. I tried to rule out FRPC/FRPS errors:

Jellyfin is accessible on the local network
Jellyfin is accessible from the FRPC container
Remote connections are enabled in Jellyfin’s network settings
According to FRPS, the HTTP proxy status is "Online"
I haven’t found any error-related logs

Here’s what the frpc.toml file looks like:

Code:
serverAddr = "serverIPAddress"

serverPort = 7000

[[proxies]]

name = "jellyfin-http"

type = "http"

localIP = "192.168...."

localPort = 8096

subdomain = "jellyfin"

customDomains = ["mydomain.com"]

Do you have any suggestions? Thank you in advance!

RE: Fast Reverse Proxy Rejects Connection - TheDreadPirate - 2024-11-12

Their documentation doesn't make clear what port FRP will use when you don't define a remote port. Does it just use port 80/443?

RE: Fast Reverse Proxy Rejects Connection - Delta - 2024-11-12

(2024-11-12, 10:18 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Their documentation doesn't make clear what port FRP will use when you don't define a remote port. Does it just use port 80/443?

Yes. In FRPS, you need to set the vhostHTTPPort (80, 443) so that FRPC can use the HTTP type.

RE: Fast Reverse Proxy Rejects Connection - Delta - 2024-11-13

(2024-11-12, 10:40 PM)Delta Wrote:
(2024-11-12, 10:18 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Their documentation doesn't make clear what port FRP will use when you don't define a remote port. Does it just use port 80/443?

Yes. In FRPS, you need to set the vhostHTTPPort (80, 443) so that FRPC can use the HTTP type.

UPDATE: As a test, I tried

set the vhost address to port 8096: the request is still being rejected
set Jellyfin InternalHttpPort and PublicHttpPort to 80: it doesn’t load even locally, so I had to revert to the original port in the network.xml file