Closed rsg73 closed 1 year ago
If you go to "C:\ProgramData\Jellyfin\Server\config", do you have a network.xml file?
If so, what's listed under NetworkConfiguration/PublicPort
?
Thanks Anthony, that was indeed the issue.
PublicPort was set to 80. Switching to 8096 did the trick.
However, when I shut down the server, exited Jellyfin and then restarted, PublicPort is now back to 80 in the config file, so I had to repeat the reset of the port in the config. I assume there is a way to make that change permanent?
Cheers
@rsg73 It should be from the UI, the last time I checked.
Dashboard > Advanced > Networking. Set the public port, scroll down and click Save.
Hi Anthony. I figured out what is going on.
Dashboard>Advanced>Networking>Remote Access Settings
I changed the "Public HTTP Port Number" and restarted the server - and this in turn changed the PublicPort setting in the network.xml file.
I changed this:
And after restarting the server, this was the result in config file.
I just updated to 10.8.5 this morning, so assume its an issue with this build? (I don't believe this was the behavior in previous builds.
Dashboard > Advanced > Networking is still set at 8096, so I don't think that setting is the culprit here.
You know what - I wonder if I'm grabbing the wrong field from the XML. I should be grabbing the local http port, not the public one. D'oh!
Will fix. It wouldn't be generally available unless at least the next release, but I should be able to make a hotfix build for you.
"...grabbing the wrong field from the XML." That is what I assumed.
Unless other people are suffering, I don't think you need to spend time on a hotfix. It is not causing any problems for me so I can wait until the next build - and I am sure you have more important things to work on.
Cheers :)
Please describe your bug
In the past this would open a browser window to localhost:8096 which would open the Jellyfin web interface. Since v 10.8 this no longer happens. When "Open Jellyfin" is selected, the browser tries to open "localhost/web/index.html" which throws an error as the port is not specified. When the port is added manually it opens normally.
Is this the intended behavior now, or is there a setting that needs to be modified, or did somebody just forget to add the port in to the address? Again, I have never had this problem prior to 10.8.X
Selecting this:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/37202300/194721961-fba94946-57ac-447b-aa8f-cc0d47e157de.png)
Returns This:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/37202300/194721986-0a2fffb5-b925-4ee9-861b-e8474dca757c.png)
And subsequently this:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/37202300/194722147-cdcc72bf-28c1-4942-b864-7512bc4bd2a5.png)
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