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Only Windows clients unable to connect to server. #684

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nhathaway opened this issue Jun 7, 2024 · 18 comments
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Only Windows clients unable to connect to server. #684

nhathaway opened this issue Jun 7, 2024 · 18 comments
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@nhathaway
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I updated to the latest jellyfin windows media player today and now it no longer connects. You can connect via the web browser but no longer via the jellyfin windows media player. It connected OK before the update. The new version is 1.11.0

@nhathaway
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I have downgraded back to 1.10.1 and everything is working OK on that version.

I looked at the server logs, and there was no mention of any attempt to connect using the new version.

@nhathaway
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I don't know if it makes any difference, but I access jellyfin over https using a reverse proxy.

Jellyfin server version: 10.9.6

@kloon15
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kloon15 commented Jun 7, 2024

Same issue, suddenly wont connect at all, and the button stays disabled so cant even retry.

@nhathaway
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Same issue, suddenly wont connect at all, and the button stays disabled so cant even retry.

Yes, I found that too. Once it had tried once, you can't retry without closing the app and restarting it again.

@vincejv
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vincejv commented Jun 7, 2024

I think we should merge it with #683

I'm experiencing the same with Linux Desktop client, all the mobile clients and chrome (web) works

@oddstr13
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oddstr13 commented Jun 7, 2024

Button staying disabled seems to happen when hitting the public api endpoint succeeds, but navigating to the web interface fails

@xAphex
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xAphex commented Jun 8, 2024

issue still persists with JMP 1.11.1 and jellyfin 10.9.6

@fatexs
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fatexs commented Jun 8, 2024

can you try deleting C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Jellyfin Media Player and C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\JellyfinMediaPlayer ?

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xAphex commented Jun 8, 2024

can you try deleting C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Jellyfin Media Player and C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\JellyfinMediaPlayer ?

already did that and uninstalled JMP, its a problem with JMP, it reaches an endpoint that requires authentication and stops there.

@IradColdheart
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Just in case, i faced the same issue : it was working through the reverse proxy, but through a direct access.
Adding the subpath to the IP for direct access corrected the issue though : http://192.168.1.x:8096/subpath (url subpath being defined in Jellyfin network settings).

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@timelord2018
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Find and open C:\Users*yourname*\AppData\Local\JellyfinMediaPlayer\jellyfinmediaplayer.conf
Find file "userWebClient": and revise your link . e.g.: http*******.
And restart app

@vincejv
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vincejv commented Aug 7, 2024

@valankar i can't repro this on my Windows machine, that's probably why it's not fixed, it's not easily reproducible, in order to fix a bug the dev should be able to repro in his/her environment

@timelord2018 if that's the fix for the issue the installer/uninstaller should have an option to clear app data when uninstalling Jellyfin from Windows machines so an uninstall/reinstall will fix these issues when upgrading to a newer version

@nhathaway
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Find and open C:\Usersyourname\AppData\Local\JellyfinMediaPlayer\jellyfinmediaplayer.conf Find file "userWebClient": and revise your link . e.g.: http*******. And restart app

This works for me. It was set to "", and setting it to my URL fixed the problem. But this is not the kind of fix the average user would be in a position to make.

@chaddy314
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Find and open C:\Usersyourname\AppData\Local\JellyfinMediaPlayer\jellyfinmediaplayer.conf Find file "userWebClient": and revise your link . e.g.: http*******. And restart app

This works for me. It was set to "", and setting it to my URL fixed the problem. But this is not the kind of fix the average user would be in a position to make.

This doesn't seem to work on flatpak client (with ~/.var/app/com.github.iwalton3.jellyfin-media-player/data/jellyfinmediaplayer/jellyfinmediaplayer.conf).
Server Version: 10.9.9
Client Version: 1.11.1

@CMHarris14
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I have been having this same issue with 1.11 and have just stuck to 1.10 for now. On a whim I decided to completely remove jellyfin from my pc and reinstall with winget rather than download it here. 1.11 connects perfectly fine now. I can't fathom why that made a difference, but I wanted to mention it here in case that helps anyone.

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xAphex commented Sep 19, 2024

I have been having this same issue with 1.11 and have just stuck to 1.10 for now. On a whim I decided to completely remove jellyfin from my pc and reinstall with winget rather than download it here. 1.11 connects perfectly fine now. I can't fathom why that made a difference, but I wanted to mention it here in case that helps anyone.

#755 fixed the issue for me

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