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Plex vulnerabilities being exploited in the wild to drop a cryptominer
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If you are opening Jellyfin on the same PC as the Jellyfin server is running and you can't see the media, that couldn't be the router, I don't think. The traffic wouldn't even go through the router in that case, right? (
localhost)Yes, I agree. From memory, I could see the files and watch movies from the pc that the server was installed on, the first time.
I can't recall if I could, the second time, but probably. I certainly couldn't see the movies, from the Nvidia Shield Pro, but it was possibly a router issue, not sure.