New Jellyfin Server/Web release: 10.10.7

[TheDreadPirate]

Can someone explain what needs to be done in order to set trusted proxies when using JF behind nginx reverse proxy?

Dashboard > Networking > Known proxies

You'd put in the IP address or HOST name (NOT your domain name) in this field for the host running Nginx.

[JFVY0024]

Can someone explain what needs to be done in order to set trusted proxies when using JF behind nginx reverse proxy?

Dashboard > Networking > Known proxies

You'd put in the IP address or HOST name (NOT your domain name) in this field for the host running Nginx.

Thank you! this really helps!

[thornbill]

If anyone wants to make a change to the help text, you can find it here: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-web....json#L576

[T.S. Vaidyanathan]

What if the host of the reverse proxy is the same machine as the Server? What do I put in the reverse proxy section (trusted proxies)? 192.168.0.34? Or do I also specify the port? I can see from here that I should not put the domain of the reverse proxy, i.e jellyfindomainname.com

So what do I do?

[I-G-1-1]

What if the host of the reverse proxy is the same machine as the Server? What do I put in the reverse proxy section (trusted proxies)? 192.168.0.34? Or do I also specify the port? I can see from here that I should not put the domain of the reverse proxy, i.e jellyfindomainname.com

So what do I do?

I think you should put 127.0.0.1 (loopback interface)

[jpizquierdo]

Hello guys, in my use case it is now working anymore, I am a behind a reverse proxy (Caddy) in ip 192.168.1.6 and my jellyfin instance is in 192.168.1.8 (both in proxmox in the same machine).

I have set know proxies in jellyfin config to:
192.168.1.6

and my caddyfile is like always:

jellyfin.example.com {
        reverse_proxy 192.168.1.8:8096
}

any help here?

Thanks in advance

[I-G-1-1]

Hello guys, in my use case it is now working anymore, I am a behind a reverse proxy (Caddy) in ip 192.168.1.6 and my jellyfin instance is in 192.168.1.8 (both in proxmox in the same machine).

I have set know proxies in jellyfin config to:
192.168.1.6

and my caddyfile is like always:

jellyfin.example.com {
        reverse_proxy 192.168.1.8:8096
}

any help here?

Thanks in advance

I think you need to declare some "x-forward" settings for Caddy.

I use NGINX so I don't know how to configure caddy for "x-forward".

[jpizquierdo]

Hello guys, in my use case it is now working anymore, I am a behind a reverse proxy (Caddy) in ip 192.168.1.6 and my jellyfin instance is in 192.168.1.8 (both in proxmox in the same machine).

I have set know proxies in jellyfin config to:
192.168.1.6

and my caddyfile is like always:

jellyfin.example.com {
        reverse_proxy 192.168.1.8:8096
}

any help here?

Thanks in advance

I think you need to declare some "x-forward" settings for Caddy.

I use NGINX so I don't know how to configure caddy for "x-forward".

Thanks, I am making some research, It is supposed that caddy takes care automatically of the X-Forwarded-Host:
https://caddyserver.com/docs/caddyfile/d...roxy#https

I have it working like that with homeassistant, only setting the known proxy in homeassistant config and nothing else in caddy. so I do not know what to do

[I-G-1-1]

do you have Dashboard > Networking > remote access settings enabled?

[jpizquierdo]

do you have Dashboard > Networking > remote access settings enabled?

Yes, thank you.
I have it working now, caddy works out of the box only putting that in know hosts....
what happened was this: 
https://community.cloudflare.com/t/websi...iga/774721

f*uck*ng La Liga and ISP provider blocking my own IP from myself. I hate this....
sorry for the noise guys, we have been in blockings from our ISPs in spain since last two months.
I used my VPN to check that it is working form the outside world