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> I moved to Jellyfin this morning and I was pleasantly surprised Perhaps I'm an outlier but I've never had a good experience with Jellyfin. It seems that anyt
by richbell 3y ago
> I moved to Jellyfin this morning and I was pleasantly surprised
Perhaps I'm an outlier but I've never had a good experience with Jellyfin. It seems that anything and everything that could go wrong does.
The Jellyfin codebase also terrifies me. I would not feel comfortable hosting a publicly-accessible instance of Jellyfin.
- hnarn 3y ago> The Jellyfin codebase also terrifies me Ok, why?
- richbell 3y agoIt is a large codebase with a mix of new and legacy (Emby) modules. Errors or intermittent issues seem common, and nobody really seems to understand what's happening. Many of the dependencies, especially for the legacy modules, are old or deprecated with numerous CVEs. Some functionality involves dispatching commands to external binaries. Overall it seems like a product that works, but isn't necessarily well designed. A critical vulnerability was discovered earlier this year, and I feel that a security audit would more than likely result in a few more. https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/security/advisories/GHSA-9p5f-5x8v-x65m https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/security/advisories/GHS...