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.

  • ghost_laptopOP
    1•3 years ago

    I didn’t create any type of .json file or something like that for Caddy like that forum post or the documentation says, could that be doing something? Also I realized I didn’t save the router config for port 443, I just saved it and ran it but it still gives me the same error, maybe it takes a bit to update.

    I’m going to do that now, though.

    Edit: Just opened port 80, still the same error. U_U

    Edit 2: Thanks for being so patient and helping me.

    • @xe8
      1•3 years ago

      I’m not sure…

      Actually when you run the caddy command remove the https:// at the start. Just input example.duckdns.org (but with your actual url).

      I struggled a bit with my setup too. I think I ended up manually editing the Caddy config file at some point.

      Edit: No worries. Hopefully someone more knowledgable than me will chime in to help us! :-)

      • ghost_laptopOP
        1•3 years ago

        Oh, I think the message is different now:

        (base) user@user-MS-7A15:~$ sudo caddy reverse-proxy --from https://example.duckdns.org --to 127.0.0.1:8096 2021/03/12 22:33:47.987 WARN admin admin endpoint disabled 2021/03/12 22:33:47.987 INFO http server is listening only on the HTTPS port but has no TLS connection policies; adding one to enable TLS {"server_name": "proxy", "https_port": 443} 2021/03/12 22:33:47.987 INFO http enabling automatic HTTP->HTTPS redirects {"server_name": "proxy"} 2021/03/12 22:33:47.987 INFO tls.cache.maintenance started background certificate maintenance {"cache": "0xc0003f7c70"} reverse-proxy: loading new config: http app module: start: tcp: listening on :80: listen tcp :80: bind: address already in use

        Edit: I removed the http/s and it’s still this new message.

        • @xe8
          1•3 years ago

          Do you have the nginx server running? Can you stop and disable it?

            • @xe8
              2•3 years ago

              I would but I’m heading out soon (and also getting to the end of my knowledge). So might need to see if someone else can help, sorry.

                • @xe8
                  1•3 years ago

                  You can remove that code from your post because it’s showing your real URL

                  On your jellyfin server (access it locally) you can create accounts. I think you should have an admin username and password already as part of the set up. Make sure you use a strong password.

                  You can make additional accounts for other users you want to give access to.