HTTP Error to Jellyfin Server #325
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I'm running my Jellyfin server off my NAS separate from my local machine running the analysis with the Docker container. Everything seems to be working except when making the request to the server I get an HTTP error resulting in finding no playlists and the analysis successfully completes 100% of 0. I have my API key and then IP matching what I'd go to in my browser to access it from the machine I'm running AM-AI on. I feel like I should see hits in my Jellyfin log for the attempts at getting info, but I'm not seeing those (though maybe they wouldn't show). I'm at a loss for what's going sideways, so any help is appreciated. EDIT: After doing more and more digging I wonder if it's related to this issue jellyfin/jellyfin#15600 |
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Hi thanks for reaching me and excuse if I take so much time but I miss this discussion. Looking at your log in the path segment i see If you look the top of the parameter documentation page I described how to get the user id from jellyfin: you need to put it in the env variable in place of your username. In short: Username != UserID |
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Hi thanks for reaching me and excuse if I take so much time but I miss this discussion.
Looking at your log in the path segment i see
cinephilethat is a username, but Jellyfin's API expects the user ID (a hex GUID like a1b2c3d4e5f6...), not the display name.If you look the top of the parameter documentation page I described how to get the user id from jellyfin:
https://github.com/NeptuneHub/AudioMuse-AI/blob/main/docs/PARAMETERS.md
you need to put it in the env variable in place of your username.
In short: Username != UserID