https not working on jellyfin-media-player

[SuperficialNight]

use used caddy to setup the https im using local ips not public ones yet

here is my caddyfile

https://192.168.1.18:8920 {
  reverse_proxy 127.0.0.1:8096
}

now when i go on my browser and type

https://192.168.1.18:8920

it works perfectly but if i type that in to my jellyfin-media-player i get this

Connection Failure

We're unable to connect to the selected server right now. Please ensure it is running and try again.

here is a image with jmp on the left and browser on the right same ip


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any idea what this could be ?

[TheDreadPirate]

Are you using a self signed cert? If so, JMP won't work without manually adding your cert to the OS cert store.

[SuperficialNight]

Are you using a self signed cert?  If so, JMP won't work without manually adding your cert to the OS cert store.

So /etc/ssl/certs and /etc/ssl/private?


offtopic:

can i use caddy on my public ip without a domain?

[TheDreadPirate]

How did you get your certs? I'm assuming from your response that they are self signed.

You can use caddy but a free DDNS from DuckDNS makes things easier and will automatically update if your IP changed. And you can then get a proper cert.

Using a self signed cert will break ALL non-browser Jellyfin clients. Some OSes straight up won't allow you to add self signed certs.

[SuperficialNight]

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How did you get your certs?  I'm assuming from your response that they are self signed.

You can use caddy but a free DDNS from DuckDNS makes things easier and will automatically update if your IP changed.  And you can then get a proper cert.

Using a self signed cert will break ALL non-browser Jellyfin clients.  Some OSes straight up won't allow you to add self signed certs.

I tried using duckdns but the recaptcha was not showing did u have this same issue?


here is a image


https://ibb.co/XWVWFkY

You're a legend! Turns out it was my browser. I used DuckDNS and allowed the right ports on my firewall, and it works. Thanks for everything!