So I was able to install everything correctly, but I don't know what I'm supposed to do in order for people that don't have my same IP to see my files. I'd like to share my Jellyfin server with some friends so they can see movies there. I've already open the ports, but they can't still access them, I'm using elementaryOS Hera which is built on Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS.

Jellyfin looks like it will now have 2 release candidates for testing and bug-fixing before the full release. As such, this won’t auto-update, but the brave can install manually.

This is the guide I used recently to set up Jellyfin on an Ubuntu server which had already been running Plex. As a former Plex user I have to say I'm overall much happier with Jellyfin - not only because it's open source, but streaming quality and responsiveness is better. [https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/administration/installing.html](Here are the official installation instructions.)

C&P from [reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/jellyfin/comments/i2ovwa/jellyfin_1062_released_now_with_400_more/) > We are pleased to announce Jellyfin 10.6.2. 10.6.1 was rather unceremoniously edited into the other post, but thanks to the other change I wanted to make a new one. The memory leak should finally be fixed too! > > - GitHub release: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/releases/v10.6.2 > > - Releases repository page: https://repo.jellyfin.org/releases/server > >All the various release types are up including the Windows installer and MacOS disk image. > >Now, for the cool bit: we now have global mirrors! > >Check out https://repo.jellyfin.org/mirrorstats for the map. > >I've implemented Mirrorbits, which is a mirror redirector and manager made by one of the guys at VideoLAN and used by them and a few other big projects. It was a little rough to get set up with a dearth of documentation, but I got it all working and silently activated it earlier today just in time for this release. > >As an end-user, your experience won't change much if at all. You'll still go to https://repo.jellyfin.org/releases or use your Debuntu repository entry as normal. However on the backend, we now have 4 servers spread across the world (Toronto, San Francisco, Frankfurt, and Singapore), and when you actually download the (large) files, Mirrorbits will direct you to the closest server based off the MaxMind GeoIP database. And if all of them are down, it will fall back to our original server in Toronto. You can also view the individual mirrors and select one manually by appending "?mirrorlist" to any file, like this. > >Hopefully this system improves the extremely slow download speeds folks were seeing after the last two releases, both by increasing the total bandwidth (4 servers versus 1) as well as putting those servers closer to you, especially for European and Asian/Pacific users. This also opens up the possibility of us supporting 3rd party repos for places that DigitalOcean isn't located, for instance South America, India, China, or Africa. If someone in those locales is interested in hosting one please let us know on Matrix. If you notice any issues with it, please reach out. I'll also be detailing the setup in a blog post coming soon. > >Enjoy and happy watching!

C&P from reddit: We are pleased to announce Jellyfin 10.6.0. There's a lot of new stuff this release, and even more backend, invisible changes, but we hope this will be another in our long line of solid stable releases. - Release blog post: https://jellyfin.org/posts/jellyfin-10-6-0/ - Plugin changes blog post: https://jellyfin.org/posts/plugin-updates/ - Packaging changes blog post: https://jellyfin.org/posts/packaging-updates/ - GitHub release: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/releases/v10.6.0 (NOTE: There are no binary assets here any more, they're all in...) - Releases repository page: https://repo.jellyfin.org/releases/server First hotfix 10.6.1 released: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/releases/v10.6.1