Emby asking for Premiere Subscription when accessing from outside LAN

[kicsrules 2]

Hello, 

 

I have a server that is asking me for a Premiere Subscription whenever i access it from outside my lan, with a domain name...

i have two subdomains, same server

embyA.exampledomain.stream      (this one is registered inside emby)

embyB.exampledomain.stream     (this one is NOT registered inside emby)

 

both domains are proxied through cloudflare (not tunnels, just dns)

 

if i play a movie with hardware acceleration, it does work, just Live TV is asking me for a Subscription

 

still it's asking me for an emby premiere subscription on the home page and in live tv, if i access the server through tailscale, appears normal (with premiere).

 

what can i do so LIVE TV works outside LAN and remove the premiere requirements.??

 

 

 

 

 

embyserver.txt

[TMCsw 279]

6 hours ago, kicsrules said:

what can i do so LIVE TV works outside LAN and remove the premiere requirements.??

Do you work for free?

Otherwise...

 https://emby.media/premiere.html

[Luke 42698]

Hi, we work very hard on Emby and we thank you for your support.

[ebr 16471]

Hi.  I suspect something is blocking your browser or other client from validating with our servers.

[js28194 63]

15 hours ago, TMCsw said:

Do you work for free?

Otherwise...

 https://emby.media/premiere.html

I don't know how OP can have SAME server, but one "registered and one not"  The whole post is confusing.

Edited 5 hours ago by js28194

[kicsrules 2]

i do have emby premiere, it is registered and working ok in my LAN... i think i figured it out that on the network that i want it to work, probably has a firewall blocking some scripts....

[kicsrules 2]

 

2 hours ago, js28194 said:

I don't know how OP can have SAME server, but one "registered and one not"  The whole post is confusing.

different subdomains, same domain, same server....

[pwhodges 2073]

<shrug>  I have two subdomains pointing to the same server, but the server knows only one of them.  The reason is historical, but there's no reason to change the current setup.

Paul