On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 10:47 AM, Jim Lucas <[email protected]> wrote: > Bryan Moore wrote: > > Having a little problem I hope is easy to solve. Although I've changed > > *nothing*, my gnump3d server won't let me play anything suddenly. I *can* > > log-on to my server (192.168.1.3:5190) and browse all my media, but when > I > > try to play *anything* vlc and mplayer both report there is not such > file. > > > > Using gnump3d 3.0 on imac g4 flowerpot running debian squeeze and xfce. > > > > Thanks, in-advance, for any help. > > > > Sounds like it is a either a file system permissions issue or that a > firewall is blocking application(s) or access to the port that you have > GnuMP3d running on. > > Verify that all the files AND directories are readable/browsable by the > user that GnuMP3d is running as. >
To double-check, I set all files and dirs as 777. > Verify that the server/service is running on the port you expect it to > be on using netstat. > netstat doesn't show port 5190 as open... I'm guessing this may be the problem. How's this solved? > Verify that you can connect to the port with telnet from a remote machine. > Telnet reports it cannot make a connection. If you have a firewall (FW) > Verify that your FW is not blocking your application(s) > Verify that your FW is not blocking any of the ports for GnuMP3d > Completely disabled ufw just for testing. > If all the above are correct, then I'm out of ideas > > Jim > Thanks for the effort, Jim!
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