2024-12-02, 02:08 AM
(This post was last modified: 2024-12-08, 09:33 PM by schnappi. Edited 1 time in total.)
First, awesome work on Jellyfin! It is an amazing piece of software. Very impressed!
In short...
http://local-IP:8096 works on local Roku devices, but https://fully-qualified-domain-name.com doesn't work on either local or remote Roku devices. The Roku says that the server cannot be found. https://fully-qualified-domain-name.com otherwise works remotely through web browsers and various apps both local and remote. Jellyfin is behind an Nginx reverse proxy pointing to localhost:8096.
Nginx logs do not show anything noteworthy. The Jellyfin logs are irrelevant since the remote Roku devices do not appear to be reaching the server at all.
At first I thought that I needed to forward to localhost:8096/web/index.html instead of localhost:8096, but this broke the server completely. My hypothesis is now that the Roku devices will not accept either Let's Encrypt or ZeroSSL certificates. Can anyone confirm or does anyone have any other thoughts?
In short...
http://local-IP:8096 works on local Roku devices, but https://fully-qualified-domain-name.com doesn't work on either local or remote Roku devices. The Roku says that the server cannot be found. https://fully-qualified-domain-name.com otherwise works remotely through web browsers and various apps both local and remote. Jellyfin is behind an Nginx reverse proxy pointing to localhost:8096.
Nginx logs do not show anything noteworthy. The Jellyfin logs are irrelevant since the remote Roku devices do not appear to be reaching the server at all.
At first I thought that I needed to forward to localhost:8096/web/index.html instead of localhost:8096, but this broke the server completely. My hypothesis is now that the Roku devices will not accept either Let's Encrypt or ZeroSSL certificates. Can anyone confirm or does anyone have any other thoughts?