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Hello! If in the JMSFusion settings panel you see: In-Memory Injection then JMSFusion has been successfully injected and is working. In our previous discussions, we noticed that requests were going through the domain address instead of the Jellyfin server address, while in-memory injection was still working. So if you see ✅ In-memory injection is active, could you please share your browser Network logs (DevTools → Network) with your domain hidden/blurred? |
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Here you go, I hope this helps. https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c2c91731-8e13-48a8-b76b-e5618d957a68 |
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Could you please send me, via private message (gkhn.gurbuz@hotmail.com Before doing that, please uninstall the plugin, reinstall it, and try again, and also refresh the Jellyfin homepage using Ctrl + F5 to make sure the web interface cache is fully cleared. |

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Hi, I'm trying to use this plugin, but unfortunately I'm afraid my machine isn't compatible with it at all...
I'm currently on a shared server (so I don't have certain access rights, such as root, etc.).
I have a base URL (e.g., https://exemple.com/wernox/jellyfin), but the plugin doesn't seem to take it into account (I get lots of errors because the link is incorrect).
Some logs:
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