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pwhodges
Posted

Well done.  Just check how long the certificate lasts and make a diary entry to renew it when required.

Paul

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HairyBizRat
Posted
1 hour ago, pwhodges said:

Well done.  Just check how long the certificate lasts and make a diary entry to renew it when required.

Paul

Side question - any idea how to change this stupid user name i have? When I click on my profile on the top right there is no option to change it 

guunter
Posted
30 minutes ago, mjroberts said:

Side question - any idea how to change this stupid user name i have? When I click on my profile on the top right there is no option to change it 

In the dashboard click the 3 dots next to your server name to change it.

HairyBizRat
Posted
7 minutes ago, guunter said:

In the dashboard click the 3 dots next to your server name to change it.

Sorry, I meant my username in these EMBY forums 

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podonnell
Posted

I am pretty sure my configuration is good but I wanted to check in here to validate something I saw -- recently set up an external client and I'm seeing

Emby for Apple TV 1.9.0
Apple TV
72.231.19.117 http/1.1

I changed the above IP to a random one, but the key here is the http.

My stack is --> DDNS service --> Caddy --> Emby

My understanding is that I'm seeing http because the connection is technically from Caddy to Emby, which is internal.
I believe I can see the external IP due to a setting with caddy that allows me to see the originating IP?

Most importantly, there's no access to my server via IP or DNS name over HTTP when I tested. I can only get in https
Further, the only rule on my firewall is for Caddy, which is HTTPS

Just wanted to validate why I am seeing the http above, and again -- I believe that's because it's technically speaking to caddy via http on my internal network only?

darkassassin07
Posted

The 'http' here isn't https vs http, it's just denoting http protocol version 1.1 is being used.

That may or may not be wrapped in a ssl/tls layer to make it into https (probably is if you're using a proxy in front), but that won't be shown there.

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