Update whitelist expression to include 404s on images when using Roku (and Swiftfin?) #1
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Basically just a fix for jellyfin/jellyfin-roku#1911 (and potentially jellyfin/Swiftfin#690 // jellyfin/Swiftfin#884 ??) until the Jellyfin devs can potentially try to fix it on their end.
The regex was primarily created by Nabeora over on the Crowdsec Discord, they just mentioned how to make it fully case insensitive, and I tweaked it to match. This was originally just for the Jellyfin-Roku app, however I saw the issue in the Swiftfin github and saw we basically had the same logs/errors.
my initial thread over on the Discord about this : https://discord.com/channels/921520481163673640/1277040020758200391
Sample logs you can use :
Logs from the Swiftfin issue (I tested them on my end and it looked like the filter worked. I'm not 100% sure if Swiftfin is still having this issue, however I did see that the original poster did mention earlier this year that it started doing it again)