2023-10-07, 09:42 AM
Hello all.
I have a NPM docker as reverse proxy for my web services exposed to internet, configured with SSL via a Lets Encrypt certificate with a wildcard for my domain (*.domain.com).
Everything works great if I try to access securely Jellyfin via a web browser or the windows app (https://jellyfin.domain.com:443), but I cannot access on android based app which is precisely the one I am interested in (androidTV user).
I have read that could be something related to Jellyfin rejecting the self created SSL certificate via Lets Encrypt, but I have tried to configure the access on my proxy via http (no SSL) and it is inaccessible aswell (http://jellyfin.domain.com:80), so I am pretty lost about why on the android app it is not working.
In the offical support web it states that Jellyfin is prepared to be run behind a reverse proxy (https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/networking/).
Anyone has any hint?
Thanks in advance.
I have a NPM docker as reverse proxy for my web services exposed to internet, configured with SSL via a Lets Encrypt certificate with a wildcard for my domain (*.domain.com).
Everything works great if I try to access securely Jellyfin via a web browser or the windows app (https://jellyfin.domain.com:443), but I cannot access on android based app which is precisely the one I am interested in (androidTV user).
I have read that could be something related to Jellyfin rejecting the self created SSL certificate via Lets Encrypt, but I have tried to configure the access on my proxy via http (no SSL) and it is inaccessible aswell (http://jellyfin.domain.com:80), so I am pretty lost about why on the android app it is not working.
In the offical support web it states that Jellyfin is prepared to be run behind a reverse proxy (https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/networking/).
Anyone has any hint?
Thanks in advance.