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[GH-ISSUE #19] Not syncing metadata to Jellyfin #18
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Originally created by @DevGoran on GitHub (Jul 21, 2024).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/tubearchivist/tubearchivist-jf-plugin/issues/19
I've read the documentation
Operating System
Linux, Docker
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Describe the bug
Installed Jellyfin plugin as instructed in readme. However, metadata does not refresh and whos videos in a bunch of random digits and letters. Jellyfin seems to also not be able to access some of the videos (like they are unavailble). API token seems to be matching.
Steps To Reproduce
Installed and configured plugin as described in readme.
Expected behavior
Metadata syncing.
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@Salvoxia commented on GitHub (Jul 21, 2024):
The error
indicates the plugin is looking for your TubeArchivist installation at
fqdn.com:443. Can you please double-check the plugin settings and make sure the correct URL forTubeArchivist URLis set?@DevGoran commented on GitHub (Jul 21, 2024):
Thanks for the fast response. I've replaced the FQDN with IP:port. I see following log entried now in jellyfin:
@Salvoxia commented on GitHub (Jul 21, 2024):
Hm, is your TubeArchivist installation only reachable for Jellyfin under IP:port or from your local browser as well? If so, just to make sure it's correct, when pasting

http://ip:7000/api/video/xeIKoxY52dM/into your browser you should see something similar to thisIs that what you get?
@DevGoran commented on GitHub (Jul 21, 2024):
I can access the instance with IP:port or fqdn. However, the jellyfin docke rinstance seems to only be able to reach the tubearchivist instnance with IP:port. Both jellyfin and tubearchivist are on the same host.
Somewhat similar. I get a disallowed host message.
@Salvoxia commented on GitHub (Jul 23, 2024):
That might be what Jellyfin logs as
BadRequest. So it seems that your Jellyfin container is not able to resolve your fqdn (because Docker and/or your container) is not set up to use the DNS server that knows your FQDN entry and something (reverse proxy?) is preventing it from accessing your TubeArchivist instance via IP address.@DevGoran commented on GitHub (Jul 23, 2024):
That was it! I just added the DNS key in the docker compose and changed the IP back to the FQDN in the plugin settings. User error and not bug then! Thanks :)