I have pushed an update for this.

@scooke since it's not a Jellyfin issue, make a new support request.

@nebulon and @girish

I am not proxying, nor using Cloudflare for my server.

Which, security wise is probably very stupid. but recently I have been able to upload a 10gig file and I have been slowly adding to my collection.

You can mark as resolved if desired, but I will report back if it fails again

@matthewdykstra I don't need an account. Thanks for testing.

@nebulon

the only thing I changed, after it was not working, was the servername in the general-settings, from an UUID to the fqdn, in the hope it would be better. that's all.

sorry, I double thought of that also, but no, I haven't. I remember that after creating the instance I did set up my usual admin account & then had to add my personal user-account manually, I assumed there was no LDAP-connection (like wallabag), but did'nt check on it due to timely-restrictions. (means also NO time to fiddle with the setup)
only after I added more users to it I checked for an LDAP-plugin and saw it is existent, but was not working. also - due to timely-restirctions - not investigating why it didn't work out of the box.
since I had some time now, I started investigating, especially, since I had to create more and more user-accounts all way long, as the provided media gained on interests.

after 35 years of systemadministration, I know, sometimes unexplainable things happen – it's just not always straight forward as it everyone would suspect.

hab's gut derweil
cheers
günter

@mehdi @girish @nebulon Yes, all videos open fine on the latest version.
Thanks for the quick resolution.

Thanks, it seems to fix the issue so I merged it. Currently fixing up update tests before I make the release.

@atrilahiji right, I found out too, as music player it’s useless, it stops as soon as the phone screen goes out. Also build in AirPlay is not available.

@girish GREAT! Adding the path manually did the job!

Never used Git, will keep that in mind for reporting any issues that I might come across with Cloudron apps!

Now that I know that shared volumes is what I'm after 😜 (I thought it might be different somehow if it was a specific permission for an app to read data outside of it's docker container), how can I set up and use a shared volume if it's not exposed on the interface? Or is this something that's not trivial and best left alone till it's stably implemented?

@cve-random Nah, it's cool, I was just curious.