9 hours ago
(This post was last modified: 1 hour ago by nothingveryobvious. Edited 6 times in total.)
Describe the problem
1. 3 users on 3 different networks, separate from my own network
2. Can connect to
3. Can connect to
4. Can connect to
4. CANNOT connect to
5. Interestingly, if already connected, everything is fine. But if you forget the server and try to reconnect, it doesn't work. This is probably why we never noticed this issue before, until a new user was getting set up.
The error that appears is:
Logs
These are the logs for one of the Google TVs while trying to connect to the server.
https://gist.github.com/nothing2obvi/8e8...6b102d5fb3
Application version
0.18.11
Where did you install the app from?
Google TV Store
Device information
TCL 2024 4K TV 75" with Google TV
Issue is occurring on 3 Google TVs.
Android version
Android 12
Jellyfin server version
10.10.7 natively on Mac
Other context
Reverse proxy is SWAG using Cloudflare (proxy disabled; DNS only) with SSL set to Full (Strict). I haven't touched anything on Cloudflare since I set it up years ago. I update the SWAG config for Jellyfin (using the stock config) every once in a while.
I tried switching to NGINX Proxy Manager, still using Cloudflare (DNS only), but the error is still just as described.
I cannot try this without Cloudflare because I don't have a public IP.
From the reading the logs, I visited
I've confirmed with
I can provide my SSL Labs Report, but essentially it received an A rating.
These are my results with SSL Hopper:
![[Image: eeabdfe9-35ee-4285-b1fa-046ebb8608e1]](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/eeabdfe9-35ee-4285-b1fa-046ebb8608e1)
I have not tested this on another Android TV device, like an Amazon FireStick. I'm afraid if I disconnect and forget the server, I won't be able to connect again.
I'd really appreciate some help with this; this is driving me crazy. Thank you!
1. 3 users on 3 different networks, separate from my own network
2. Can connect to
https://jellyfin.mydomain.com
on Jellyfin iOS, Jellyfin on a web browser (phone and computer), Jellyfin Media Player3. Can connect to
https://jellyfin.mydomain.com
in a web browser on Google TV4. Can connect to
https://jellyfin.mydomain.com
in Streamyfin Alpha on Google TV4. CANNOT connect to
https://jellyfin.mydomain.com
on Jellyfin Android TV (or Dune) on Google TV5. Interestingly, if already connected, everything is fine. But if you forget the server and try to reconnect, it doesn't work. This is probably why we never noticed this issue before, until a new user was getting set up.
The error that appears is:
Unable to connect to server, tried the following addresses:
https://jellyfin.mydomain.com - Connection timed out
https://jellyfin.mydomain.com:8096 - Connection timed out
https://jellyfin.mydomain.com:8920 - Connection timed out
Logs
These are the logs for one of the Google TVs while trying to connect to the server.
https://gist.github.com/nothing2obvi/8e8...6b102d5fb3
Application version
0.18.11
Where did you install the app from?
Google TV Store
Device information
TCL 2024 4K TV 75" with Google TV
Issue is occurring on 3 Google TVs.
Android version
Android 12
Jellyfin server version
10.10.7 natively on Mac
Other context
Reverse proxy is SWAG using Cloudflare (proxy disabled; DNS only) with SSL set to Full (Strict). I haven't touched anything on Cloudflare since I set it up years ago. I update the SWAG config for Jellyfin (using the stock config) every once in a while.
I tried switching to NGINX Proxy Manager, still using Cloudflare (DNS only), but the error is still just as described.
I cannot try this without Cloudflare because I don't have a public IP.
From the reading the logs, I visited
https://jellyfin.mydomain.com/System/Info/Public
on my computer and I get the following:
{"LocalAddress":"http://<local-ip>:8096","ServerName":"server-name-here","Version":"10.10.7","ProductName":"Jellyfin Server","OperatingSystem":"","Id":"number-here","StartupWizardCompleted":true}
I've confirmed with
openssl
that it's TLS 1.3
:Protocol : TLSv1.3
I can provide my SSL Labs Report, but essentially it received an A rating.
These are my results with SSL Hopper:
I have not tested this on another Android TV device, like an Amazon FireStick. I'm afraid if I disconnect and forget the server, I won't be able to connect again.
I'd really appreciate some help with this; this is driving me crazy. Thank you!