What app is this about, and its version: Jellyfin 10.11.6~ynh1 What YunoHost version are you running: 13.0.4 (testing) What type of hardware are you using: Old laptop or computer
Describe your issue
Despite having opened ports 1900 and 7359 in the yunohost firewall I can’t reach my DLNA endpoint from Jellyfin in Yunohost, the DLNA plugin is installed and all the enabling boxes are ticked.
I can see and play to the endpoint from various apps on my phone (Yatse / BubbleUpnP but not from Jellyfin (either from a browser or my phone).
Can anyone help me with what I might be missing to make it work, please?
Jellyfin doesn’t present as a DLNA endpoint, when I’ve used it previously outside of Yunohost, it ‘broadcasts’ DLNA but it’s not in itself an end point.
When I’ve used it before I’ve had a device (as I have now) with Gmediarender installed on it and it appears in the ‘play on’ button in Jellyfin. I know that device is working because other DLNA devices on my network (ie my phone) can see it and play music through it.
The plugin should be reading my network and showing my end point, but it’s not.
I’ve searched in the logs for ‘dlna’ and ‘1900’ (the port it works on) but there is no mention of either.
I’m wondering if it’s a ‘subnet’ thing (ie that Jellyfin, even on my local network is actually being piped over the external internet) I believe that would stop DLNA working (as it’s for local networks). Is there a way to tell Yunohost to provide jellyfin ‘locally’ for the local network, whilst still being available across the external internet?