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@Babalugats You need to provide more information about your setup and config. Are you trying to connect from outside your local network to the domain name no the ip address? Do you have the right DNS A register configured? Any firewall that can be blocking ports? port forwarding in your router?

@selfhosted

@Babalugats I think “/api” i the url is wrong. It is only needed the host and optionally port when not using default http or https. Try just with http://your-host:2283/

@selfhosted

I think you’re not providing enough information to help you. You should provide your config files, some logs and detailed explanation of failure.

@Tinkerer @selfhosted

you’re right. I’ve just noted that client and server are available in flathub

@rfr_Foglia @selfhosted

does jellyfin have a flatpak app for the server or is it just the client app? So far I know it is just the client.
I think the easiest way to install immich is with docker.

@rfr_Foglia @selfhosted

In the worst case, the new owner could create the same email account and try to supplant your identity. I think it is very unlikely, but I would not risk and keep the domain for a couple of years, at least, to be sure.

@Comexs @selfhosted

I only store some family photos. I use immich and have assigned an album for that.

@IanTwenty @selfhosted

Yes. There is a plugin to use jellyfin as a source in volumio. It’s the best.

@wintermute @selfhosted

I’m a very satisfied #jellyfin user. I have my music and movie files shared there. I use different clients: a rpi 5 with kodi and jellydin plugin; an old RPI B with volumio; in android, finamp and also share with dlna.

@SidewaysHighways @selfhosted

I have a #Jellyfin server at home where i store my music files. In my android phone i use #Finamp for listening to music from jellyfin. I also tried the jellyfn app, Gelli and findroid, but my favorite so far is Finamp.

@ev1lchris @selfhosted

The easy way, but not the most secure: identify GID and UID of files created by your samba docker container with “ls -la”. Then assign ownership of files and directories of shared volume to that user/group "chown -R GID:UID /path/to/shared”

@basic_user @selfhosted