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I need some #Linux touchers and #HomeLab gurus to explain in excruciating detail what I'm doing wrong.
I want my #JellyFin server to be served over HTTPS.
I had nginxproxymanager running, but it has stopped working with Let's Encrypt.
What's the *simplest* way to add HTTPS to #JellyFin? It's an Ubuntu box with the default Jellyfin installed (no Docker or anything complicated like that).
Informed speculation welcomed!
Oh, if you don't mind Yet Another Evil Empire, Cloudflare Tunnel is super easy:
https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/networks/connectors/cloudflare-tunnel/
Gets progressively easier if you also let them manage your DNS, then you can add/remove hosts and services, map names, etc., all through the web console and LetsEncrypt just works. No static public IPs necessary, and you can layer on MFA if need be.
@knapjack As it happens, I *do* mind 😆
But thanks for the suggestion. If I get desperate enough to use Cloudflare, I'll go rethink my life choices.
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