Change Jellyfin IP #194
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Normally with docker you use the container name and it'll use that container's IP but it seems that's not possible with Jellyseerr |
No. That is possible with jellyseerr as that's how I have it setup as well. You need to make sure they are in the same docker network. Could you hop onto discord if you still have trouble setting it up |
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I have them on the same network but when I put it in during setup it didn't
worked. Tried changing it via the config file and same issue.
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Normally with docker you use the container name and it'll use that
container's IP but it seems that's not possible with Jellyseerr
No. That is possible with jellyseerr as that's how I have it setup as
well. You need to make sure they are in the same docker network. Could you
hop onto discord if you still have trouble setting it up
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Could you check if you can ping it or curl it by execing into the docker container? |
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Just tried it and yes I can ping the container from the Jellyseerr
container.
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I have them on the same network but when I put it in during setup it didn't
worked. Tried changing it via the config file and same issue.
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Normally with docker you use the container name and it'll use that
container's IP but it seems that's not possible with Jellyseerr
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well. You need to make sure they are in the same docker network. Could you
hop onto discord if you still have trouble setting it up
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By pinging to |
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The settings.json works fine with the container name for me. This issue is about adding the setting to the web gui |
That was in reply to the other commenter who had trouble reaching it via jellyfin docker network hostname. Forgot to quote sorry for the confusion |
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Where is the settings.json file normally located? Ive installed with the AUR package, which worked great right up until the server location changed. Edit: Located, for anyone else its /usr/lib/jellyseerr/config, which is owned by root, and contains the settings.json owned by jellyseerr. It would have been convenient if it was able to locate the service at localhost, rather than requiring a specific IP. |
Mine finally worked, just put http://hostname:port if you are running docker. |
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I'm going to submit an MR with this change. |
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Could we get a more detailed error message for the case of the IP changing and the login being "incorrect password"? Ive ended up back here (saved again by my own comment), but it would have saved some time if the error message was something like "unable to locate jellyfin server" or similar. Instead I was trying to carry out password resets in vain until I realised the IP had changed. |
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Description
When the IP address or hostname of your jellyfin server changes you have to update it in the settings.json file. There is no clear indicator of this in the settings and even worse is if your account is a jellyfin account the error just states incorrect username or password
Desired Behavior
A settings options under the jellyfin tab for
local jellyfin addresswhich could work the same as the external URL option (If my understanding of that option is correct and it also just updates the json)Also a better error message along the lines of
Cannot connect to jellyfin serverwhen trying to log in.Additional Context
No response
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