Coverarts not displayed in special configuration (https reverse proxy, docker environment)

[CDaxi]

Hello,

my setup:

• Mopidy and Jennyfin are running in the same docker network behind a traefik reverse proxy.
• Both services will get their public domain and https connection.

In this case, I am not able to get the coverarts displayed.

Tried hostname configurations:

• [public hostname]:443 - Connection error on backend side
• [internal hostname]:8096 - Connection an backend side is possible, but frontend will have the wrong url
• [public hostname]:8096 - Even if the jellyfin docker container has 8096 exposed, at the browser it will use https protocol and no images can be displayed because using https on a http port.

As seen in

mopidy-jellyfin/mopidy_jellyfin/remote.py

Line 952 in 30a09c3

def get_image(self, item_id):

, the self.hostname is used in this case.

Ideal for my use case would be if I can define an internal hostname (docker hostname) to fetch the data and a public hostname (using at frontends) to display the coverart.

e.g.:

changing this code:

    def get_image(self, item_id):
        url = f'{self.hostname}/Items/{item_id}/Images/Primary'
        # Verify if image exists instead of returning bad URLs
        image = self.http.head(item_id, url)
        if image:
            return models.Image(
                uri=url,
            )
        else:
            return []

into something like:

    def get_image(self, item_id):
        url = f'{self.public_hostname}/Items/{item_id}/Images/Primary'
        # Verify if image exists instead of returning bad URLs
        image = self.http.head(item_id, url)
        if image:
            return models.Image(
                uri=url,
            )
        else:
            return []

and if public_hostname is not set at the configuration, the same value as for hostname should be used.

Would be great if somebody can add the feature to the extension.
Thanks a lot.

CDaxi

[CDaxi]

Sorry for interrupting again.
I have seen that there is a port in the ext.conf file which seems never used in the code.
From my point of view having different hostnames for backend and frontend possible would be the best solution.