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[HELP]: ServApp isn't serving Jellyfin #41

Closed PassiveLemon closed 1 year ago

PassiveLemon commented 1 year ago

What happened?

Setup a ServApp url for Jellyfin, which works outside of Cosmos. Accessing the url does not show JF.

What should have happened?

I should be accessing JF

How to reproduce the bug?

Create ServApp for JF. CN: /jellyfin CP: 8096 Proto: http Target: http://jellyfin:8096

Host: placeholder.mysite.com

Relevant log output

Invalid Hostname xx.xxx.xxx.xx for request. Expecting one of [mysite.com placeholder.mysite.com] :

Other details

I have wildcard certificates enabled and have the API keys set (Porkbun) Same thing happens with my Uptime-Kuma container. I followed the guide here: https://cosmos-cloud.io/doc/5%20URLs/

System details

azukaar commented 1 year ago

According to the log you redacted you seem to be trying to use the IP address to access JF you cannot do that anymore with Cosmos you have to use jellyfin.mysite.com (or whatever the domain you have setup)

PassiveLemon commented 1 year ago

I have a domain that points to my public ip (Porkbun). I have the root domain and wildcard subdomains point to my ip too. mysite.com and *.mysite.com.

Would that be the issue?

azukaar commented 1 year ago

No that is fine, What I meant to say is in your message

Invalid Hostname xx.xxx.xxx.xx for request. Expecting one of [mysite.com placeholder.mysite.com] :

xx.xxx.xxx.xx seems to be an IP no ? Which seems to indicate you tried to access using that IP

PassiveLemon commented 1 year ago

That is my ip but I don't really get what you are saying, sorry. I made the URL in Cosmos and used the link it provided to try to access it

azukaar commented 1 year ago

"Invalid Hostname xx.xxx.xxx.xx for request" -- this means you tried to open http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx on your browser, which won't work so either

PassiveLemon commented 1 year ago

I did try the jellyfin.domain.com as that is what the URL in Cosmos gave me. Just going to expand on my first comment in case that wasn't clear, both the domain.com and *.domain.com point to my xx.xxx.xxx.xx ip address.

I'm not at home right now so I can't show any pictures or share any links but if you need any, let me know and I can send them when I get back.

azukaar commented 1 year ago

OK let me know when you're back home, also don't hesitate to ping me on Discord directly, so you can share more details in private :)

azukaar commented 1 year ago

@PassiveLemon I found the issue! It's because HTTPS wasn't setup during the first install (or at least not working, aka. no certificates were presents) so Cosmos started the HTTP server instead, and then when you edited the settings it was not able to hot reload between the two different servers (did not implement that edge case). That's why the restart fixed it. I will implement hot reloading between the two different servers today and nobody will see that issue again!