Glad you found the root cause!

Ahh baller man. Glad you got it sorted! And thanks for sharing the fix

Ahh bummer. Not sure exactly then. Might have to hop in the terminal and try an --update or find an equivalent with--help. The documentation in the git repo should tell you if nothing else.

Try clean jellyfin but revert one version prior instead of the update you are on. At the very least, this will let you rule out version for jellyfin. The fire stick update may have broken it too. Updating and then having issues overwhelmingly points to the update being the primary suspect.

They are asking how to go about debugging. Not a specific answer. I’m sure they’d appreciate one if possible as anyone would. But in both the title and the body they ask how to debug.

That’s kinda my perspective on it to. I mean, how do they think websites work? Gotta expose ports to make all the internet things happen. Sure commercial stuff will have more devices to protect it, but there are things you can do to mitigate issues at home too.

Poke around through the dash. I imagine it’s in the GUI there. Probably under a menu like ‘system’ or ‘about’.

Are you singling out Jellyfin for a particular reason? Or are also going to advise just never opening ports in general?

How did you find info on it? Never quite sure where to find info on an instance if the instance disappears

Prescription meth does wonders for focus. Lol

I’m riding the same struggle bus and there are a lot of us. More like a struggle cruisliner, or struggle ark. Keep up the fight. I know it’s exhausting, but don’t let the bastards drag you down.

I’m stoked to give it a try. I left my last PDF application because they injected AI into it. So I’ve been shopping around a little. I’ve been using Okular, but it’s really limited, even as a viewer. This looks awesome. Nicely done! I hope you keep at it!

Lol wait seriously? Surely those are a joke.

Lol hard to beat free

QNAP still seems OK, but avoid synology. They are always working on some enshittification scheme.

So you’re more asking for a native PS app. Don’t think they’ve dedicated any time to it

Do you need to run it behind a VPN?

It shouldn’t take that long. An hour or two of your time to get a really fleshed out install assuming you are a little tech savvy which it seems you are if you already have a NAS.

Then users don’t have to read it. I’m glad they include it whether I read every note or not. It’s refreshingly transparent. It shows how much work is going on to add perspective to their effort, and it allows me to go back and check for something if I have a very specific issue.

Edit: So much better than the nebulous and infuriating “Various Bug Fixes and Changes”

Love a good isolated vlan

I want to move to a cabin in the mountains near the ocean. Maybe the northern fjords of scandinavia. Somewhere cold. Fuck sitting still and sweating. But otherwise I’m on board with this idea too. lol