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Hi, I've been having issues since upgrading (fresh install and restore using backup plugin) to 3.4.1.0. Basically what happens is emby-server will be running for hours without issue (sometimes only minutes), and then it just stops. Usually while in the middle of playback. The service doesn't stop, it just stops responding to https or http requests. I've verified this by running a curl command to look at the headers returned when this is happening. curl --silent --insecure --connect-timeout 5 --max-time 8 --head http://emby.local:8096 | grep "HTTP/1.[01] 302 Found" curl --silent --insecur
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Hello Experts :-) I'm a beginner trying to install Emby server on my Raspberry PI 3 (OSMC 18b based on Debian). I followed the official method that use Docker : (Recommend install method for armhf/armv7 (Tested rpi2/3 running rasbian)) https://emby.media/community/index.php?/topic/43166-arm-devices-official-instructions/ I don't know Docker very well. It seems correctly installed and started : Ports 1900/udp, 8096/tcp, 7359/udp, 8920/tcp and opened in router for the IP address of the Raspberry PI 3 (192.168.0.20). I use other web interfaces / tools
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Hi there, As title already suggests, whenever I use the kodi emby app on the go via the net the connection on my local server stays open even though I've disconnected a long time ago, the dashboard also correctly mentions that the user in question has disconnected. This turns into a problem because I parse netstat on my server to see if there's activity on certain ports so it can shut down when it's not needed. If I don't restart the emby server the connections stay open indefinitely. I've had a look if the connection stays open when I just use the mobile webfrontend in my browser and
