Closed MustThinkOfAName closed 4 months ago
It seems that within the local storage; I specifically need to delete thejellyfin_credentials
key to be able to connect to my server.
Solved my issue by removing this option from my docker-compose file.
environment:
- JELLYFIN_PublishedServerUrl=https://xxxxxxxxx/
Please describe your bug
Have been using unstable for a few weeks. I jumped on the release of 10.9.0 and restored my 10.8.13 backup.
I've noticed some glitch where the user gets disconnected and unable to reconnect themselves when the account has the option
Allow remote connections to this server
disabled. Emptying the local storage momentarily fixes the issue (usually, lasts until a hard reload of the page) before the user gets disconnected. Trying to reconnect will show the following error message:You are not authorized to access the server at this time. Please contact your server administrator for more information.
And the user will have to empty the cache again.I've noticed that even after emptying the cache if the user simply reloads the page while keeping the URL intact ie:
/web/#/login.html?serverid=xxxxxxxxx&url=%2Fdashboard%2Fusers
. The user also has to remove everything after the domain name.This happens while I'm connected to the same network as my NAS and connecting via IP.
Reproduction Steps
Allow remote connections to this server
Jellyfin Version
Unstable (master branch)
if other:
10.9.0
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