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    Security - apache basic auth or other solution ?

    basic auth, fail2ban, or other way
    vincem
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    Hi, 

    I would like to make my jellyfin accessible for my family. I managed to do all the configuration with apache2, ssl, on debian trixie, it works well.
    But i've tried to add a basic auth on top of the jellyfin auth, and it seems to break everything.

    It's not possible to have both auth ? 

    I'm a little paranoid, and would love to have a first login before the jellyfin one, to hide completly the jellyfin service..

    If i can't use basic auth, is there another solution to have this kind of double security ?

    Is there away to make fail2ban works with jellyfin failed login attempts ? A log file for this ? A rule ?

    thanks.
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