2024-08-20, 06:34 PM
Hello,
Long story short, when I type in domain (to my local Jellyfin server) into Jellyfin AndroidTV app I get the "Server uses version 10.8.13 which is not supported.". So I guess my question is, what is the oldest Jellyfin server version the AndroidTV Jellyfin app 0.17.3 accepts?
Long story long, I have a machine with Rocky Linux and I run Jellyfin on that physical machine. This server machine is assigned it's domain name from local DNS server. I also use nginx on the server machine for reverse proxy. Nginx also deals with ssl. I have my own CA. Nginx forwards all http to https when accessed from user-agents like mozilla, edge, chrome, safari, otherwise http stays http. That means the AndroidTV app stays http.
What works:
HTTPS access from Brave browser from my desktop. No sweat, this works perfectly.
HTTP access from some noname knock off browser on AndroidTV.
HTTPS access from Safari on my iPhone. (The phone has my CA installed).
What doesn't work but I don't care as much:
The iPhone Jellyfin app.
What doesn't work and I can cry my eyes out
:
The AndroidTV app via HTTP or HTTPS
For HTTPS it just says 'cant connect'. (expectedly, given CA is not installed)
For HTTP it says Server uses version 10.8.13 which is not supported.
When tried from the AndroidTV app in nginx access log I get "GET /System/Info/Public HTTP/1.1" 200 209 337 0.002 0.002 "-" "Ktor client" and that's it no more communication. It kind of seems like it really doesn't like the version. I tried making this request with curl and it returned pretty much normal system info json.
I'd still like to say I love this SW despite my little issue here. It's so well made!
Erm, what do you think?
Long story short, when I type in domain (to my local Jellyfin server) into Jellyfin AndroidTV app I get the "Server uses version 10.8.13 which is not supported.". So I guess my question is, what is the oldest Jellyfin server version the AndroidTV Jellyfin app 0.17.3 accepts?
Long story long, I have a machine with Rocky Linux and I run Jellyfin on that physical machine. This server machine is assigned it's domain name from local DNS server. I also use nginx on the server machine for reverse proxy. Nginx also deals with ssl. I have my own CA. Nginx forwards all http to https when accessed from user-agents like mozilla, edge, chrome, safari, otherwise http stays http. That means the AndroidTV app stays http.
What works:
HTTPS access from Brave browser from my desktop. No sweat, this works perfectly.
HTTP access from some noname knock off browser on AndroidTV.
HTTPS access from Safari on my iPhone. (The phone has my CA installed).
What doesn't work but I don't care as much:
The iPhone Jellyfin app.
What doesn't work and I can cry my eyes out
:The AndroidTV app via HTTP or HTTPS
For HTTPS it just says 'cant connect'. (expectedly, given CA is not installed)
For HTTP it says Server uses version 10.8.13 which is not supported.
When tried from the AndroidTV app in nginx access log I get "GET /System/Info/Public HTTP/1.1" 200 209 337 0.002 0.002 "-" "Ktor client" and that's it no more communication. It kind of seems like it really doesn't like the version. I tried making this request with curl and it returned pretty much normal system info json.
I'd still like to say I love this SW despite my little issue here. It's so well made!
Erm, what do you think?