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Add nginx with subpath reverse proxy example #89
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This is my reverse proxy config that puts Jellyfin on a sub-path of the domain in stead of the root.
I've currently got it serving Jellyfin and Ombi (and Emby cause @sparky8251 wanted to know if it would work).
Emby and Jellyfin currently trample each other's session info, meaning logging in to one will get you logged out of the other - see jellyfin/jellyfin-web#361 for a fix to that.