Public exposure to the Internet without needing tailscale or a VPN. I keep hearing mixed opinions on whether it's recommended or not.
I'm not afraid of configuring it, reverse proxy and all that. I just want it to be secure, and I keep getting mixed signals.
For now I'll keep dealing with Plex, but eventually I'm sure I'll need to figure out a solution using jellyfin.
Thank you for posting this. I thought it was just me.
In my case, one user actually lost access entirely to my libraries, the updated app was trying to force him to buy a personal pass, even though I have a Plex pass.
I had him reset his app and clear cache, to no avail. I ended up having to REMOVE his access to my libraries, and then reshare them to him, before he could access them again.
He was quite upset at Plex during the entire process.
Then the next day, he got this same email, and was frustrated all over again thinking he was gonna have to fight it again.
Really terrible customer service here, very sloppy. Aside from the fact that this is a greedy cash grab, it's just being done poorly.
Jellyfin still isn't feature packed enough for me to switch to, unfortunately.
That's good to hear. I honestly haven't tried it yet, I need to. The problem is exposing it to the Internet without a VPN.
Clients don't concern me, from what I understand it works on Roku and you can stream from your phone to a Chromecast, that's all my users need.
I refuse to use any TVs built in smart features 🤷♂️