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Yeah, natively Jellyfin supports LDAP (1st party plug-in anyway), which means I can use my personal IdP to centrally manage accounts and it works across all their apps I've tried (as oppose to the OIDC plugin which seems to still break their apps).
Forgot that LDAP is sort of first party.
Does the jellyfin app support the ldap auth?
Yep, as far as I'm aware, it's the only way to use a separate IdP with the official apps.
Very neat!
Sadly I suspect that if I'd access it through authelia (and other reverse proxies) that the redirect will break the accessibility.
I haven't had any issues with it being behind NginX, but I have heard about people having issues (I'm just lucky I guess).
I configured authelia to intercept any request by prompting for 2FA login and totp-codes.
No login no entry (except for my two uptime pages)