2023-07-26, 05:29 PM
(2023-07-26, 05:03 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Port 8096 is the plain http port that jellyfin runs. You don't need to enabled https or provide a cert in the jellyfin config. https is entirely handled by nginx on port 443.
What happens when you go to https://localhost:443?
Also, you should NOT be opening port 8096 and 8920 on your router since that allows external users to bypass Nginx. Even port 80 shouldn't be open on your router since you should be using https on port 443 that nginx listens to.
It comes to a page saying
your connection is not private.
https is red with crossed line.
True what you are speaking about the ports. they are open just for testing. I used to keep all ports closed (excluding ssh), and allowed only specific IP addresses to pass. With the old setup I mean.