toby10;655112 Wrote:
> Meaning I can see the player in the SBS web UI drop down list connected
> to another server (SBS or MySB).
> But if I select that player via the web UI it does not "grab" that
> player from the other server as it used to do.
I do not use MySB unless it's involved in deli
toby10;655112 Wrote:
> Meaning I can see the player in the SBS web UI drop down list connected
> to another server (SBS or MySB).
> But if I select that player via the web UI it does not "grab" that
> player from the other server as it used to do.
I'm having this issue as well as 'Your player
JJZolx;654911 Wrote:
> How so?
Meaning I can see the player in the SBS web UI drop down list connected
to another server (SBS or MySB).
But if I select that player via the web UI it does not "grab" that
player from the other server as it used to do.
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odd design decision anyway , I can imagine players getting lost in space
when mysb.com is involved.
Web UI should be able to fetch player unconditionally any bug on this
?
there are thoose running recievers without a controllers, I know they
should be completely aware that that mode of operation
JJZolx;655062 Wrote:
> Probably just very little call for it. I imagine the main focus of the
> feature is being able to pull players away from mysb.com, in which case
> it means that you do have both servers running.
>
> Other than that, unattached players have always had to explicitly
> connec
JJZolx;655062 Wrote:
> Probably just very little call for it. I imagine the main focus of the
> feature is being able to pull players away from mysb.com, in which case
> it means that you do have both servers running.
>
> Other than that, unattached players have always had to explicitly
> connec
Except if you use the Controller or iPeng which both can connect
unconnected players - although I'm not 100% sure iPeng will always work
for all player models.
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pski;655058 Wrote:
> Since discovery IS on a dedicated and formally assigned port, I really
> don't see why the code would be complicated.
Probably just very little call for it. I imagine the main focus of the
feature is being able to pull players away from mysb.com, in which case
it means that
JJZolx;655009 Wrote:
> Has it ever worked differently? The list of available players that you
> see in the web interface is pulled from other servers on the network.
>
> I suppose it would be nice if it also listed unattached players, but if
> I ever need to use the feature I either remember to
pski;654978 Wrote:
> Yes, but the 7.5.6 server is active. If it were not, the only way to
> move the players is via menu on the device or using Duet. Additionally,
> each player must be selected and changed individually.
Has it ever worked differently? The list of available players that you
see
dsdreamer;654982 Wrote:
> I have two Linux servers running in my home (Vortexbox and Linkstation),
> and all is golden regarding seeing players on the "other" server, and
> moving them around from the web interface. I suppose Linux hosts are
> less likely to have security software that could defe
I have two Linux servers running in my home (Vortexbox and Linkstation),
and all is golden regarding seeing players on the "other" server, and
moving them around from the web interface. I suppose Linux hosts are
less likely to have security software that could defeat the discovery
mechanism?
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pallfreeman;654975 Wrote:
> Do any of your SBS boxes have more than one active ethernet?
>
> I haven't yet tracked down the exact problem, but I think something odd
> is happening with SBS broadcasts on boxes with more than one interface.
No. One ethernet to a customer.
p
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JJZolx;654950 Wrote:
> This is my 7.6.2 server, which sees players connected to my 7.5.6
> server.
Yes, but the 7.5.6 server is active. If it were not, the only way to
move the players is via menu on the device or using Duet. Additionally,
each player must be selected and changed individually.
Do any of your SBS boxes have more than one active ethernet?
I haven't yet tracked down the exact problem, but I think something odd
is happening with SBS broadcasts on boxes with more than one interface.
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I don't doubt that, I just say it seems to be unreliable.
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This is my 7.6.2 server, which sees players connected to my 7.5.6
server.
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JJZolx;654944 Wrote:
> Works perfectly for me. Are we still talking about the web interface, or
> are you talking about using the CLI from your iPeng app?
No. CLI from iPeng works just fine but then iPeng looks for servers
itself.
Right now I'm running three servers here, all on the same networ
pippin;654940 Wrote:
> Players on MySB: yes
> Players on other servers: no
>
> At least that's what I see.
>
> Players on other servers was the question here.
Works perfectly for me. Are we still talking about the web interface,
or are you talking about using the CLI from your iPeng app?
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switching to and from mysb.com works as it should in 7.6.2 just tried
mysb.com also worked ;) so it was possible to try
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JJZolx;654922 Wrote:
> I certainly see them. I thought that bug had been completely fixed, even
> players attached to mysb.com (although I haven't verified that part).
that should be fixed was it not a 7.5.x problem for a while, it has
been broken on earlier versions to, but afiak it should work
Players on MySB: yes
Players on other servers: no
At least that's what I see.
Players on other servers was the question here.
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pippin;654918 Wrote:
> You don't see other servers' players.
I certainly see them. I thought that bug had been completely fixed,
even players attached to mysb.com (although I haven't verified that
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toby10;654841 Wrote:
> SBS web UI "grabbing" players has been broken for quite a while.
How so?
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I have no problem switching between two SBS servers and MySB using the
players menu. SBS web UI "grabbing" players has been broken for quite
a while.
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I have no problem running multiple servers, shutting them down, starting
them up, connecting and disconnecting to them as I like.
The only (small) inconvenience I've encountered is in the web
interface, where if players are connected to one server and you shut
that server down, then you can't pul
Switchnserver menu on the player is that not working as it should ?
Some pad and phone apps is helpfull for auch transitions to ?
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wrong. You can. You just have to connect the player to the second server
somehow.
One way would be to use SvrPowerControl to automatically move players
to MySB when shutting down server #1.
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Mostly because people don't have more than one server.
If you do have more than one SBS, it seems you cannot play from server
2 if the players were previously playing from server 1 and server 1 is
turned-off.
Retarded?
Paul
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