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It may show up on first login. It should auto detect the server and offer that as an option to click on.
by behringer 2y ago
It may show up on first login. It should auto detect the server and offer that as an option to click on.
- jchw 2y agoI just gave it a shot, by running: $ podman run --rm -it -p 8096:8096/tcp jellyfin/jellyfin And I get the "Welcome to Jellyfin!" page, which lets you set the language/setup a user account. So I think in general if you are just running the OCI image it is not typically expected to see the server list. (I'm sure it's still possible to get to, and presumably you can wind up there if some RPC fails.) That said, I might've found a clue: if you re-run it, you get another randomized hostname, and then you get the server select page. If I clear cookies and reload, it again skips the server select page. So it seems like if you have the hostname of your jellyfin instance change, say, by starting a new Docker container with a different name, but have it accessible at the same place, that might cause this weirdness. Other issues may include improperly configured reverse proxies. (If you're using a reverse proxy, you should make sure it's configured right for Jellyfin's websockets and CORS usage and potentially some other stuff.)
- behringer 2y agoCorrect. I usually only see it when I have a proxy issue, eg, my jellyfin is flat out down and my proxy is still up.