Hi,
just to let you know:
out of the blue, my LMS can contact the internet again...maybe something
was fixed in version 1512734075..?
OR it has to do with the major Windows 10 update that ran through a few
weeks ago, not sure.
I'm happy, merry christmas y'all ! :)
DJanGo wrote:
> Please remove the lms Server again.
> Reboot the System and search in the registry - for squeeze and logitech
> (a pure guess) remove all these keys (unless its your logitech mouse or
> Headset)
> Now reboot the system again and install 7.9.1
>
> btw: which win10 is it? creator
DJanGo wrote:
> You did right - i was wrong..
>
> Since your lms stopps it cant be in the Processlist - do the same again
> - but these time with two cmds running the same command.
>
> > >
- netstat -ano|findstr "53"|findstr "TCP"
- start lms and go asap to the other cmd
- netstat
DJanGo wrote:
> Since i am not using Win-ten- and my lms operates with nomysqueebox - i
> cant help further except:
>
> Open a cmdshell with admin privileges
> >
Code:
> >
> netstat -ano|findstr "53"|findstr "TCP"
>
> >
>
> remember all
DJanGo wrote:
> lets start from scratch (i read the thread but mixed your lines with
> some others)
>
> > > >
- Your System, that handles the lms works fine?
- except dns in the lms portion?
- dns didnt work at all?
> > >
>
> If you open a cmdshell and put nslookup into the box -
DJanGo wrote:
> Hmm...
>
> disable the f**ing IPv6 and the Pseudo-Interface Teredo Tunneling and
> reboot the System.
> That might be the fix.
>
> cheers
I'll try everything :)
First I disabled the hidden Teredo-device in network adapters, but it
showed up again after a reboot, so I did
bpa wrote:
> This is very unlikely to be the cause but you can check - usually
> somewhere in the Users Local Data Temp - files beginning with "pdk"
Found three pdk-directories at that location, renamed them and
rebooted.
Two new directories reappeared then, after restart of LMS: no change...
bpa wrote:
> There used to be a number of AV s/w which inserted themselves illegally
> into nertwork modules chain of libraries to examine data streams.
> Uninstall did not rmeove them fully - it just disabled their checking
> but their side effects persisted. I can't remember the tools used to
d6jg wrote:
> This may be completely irrelevant but do you use Avast by any chance?
>
> Reason I ask. Client did an Avast upgrade which broke his previously
> working VPN. Error message clearly pointed to network issue where VPN
> host couldnt be resolved. It did from nslookup before and after
Hi,
really, thanks for digging into this !!
bpa wrote:
> I don't have Win10 - since the problem is hard to determine, I am
> pointing out area where known LMS issues occur - multiple network
> interfaces is one. Interface are usually selected from command line
> option.
> The main error
bpa wrote:
> You have two network interfaces ?
> Have you told LMS which one to use ? otherwise it may pickup the wrong
> one (e.g. "Tunneladapter Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface)
The mainboard actually has two network interfaces (Qualcomm Atheros and
Intel), but the Intel interface is
bpa wrote:
> You've done so many things - it's not clear how things are setup. I
> think it is necessary to get back to a "vanilla" and then chanegs only
> one thing at a time and see what, if any, changes in the log.
>
> - Change Win 10 to use DHCP which sets all items Gateway and DNS.
> -
epoch1970 wrote:
> I have no idea what win 10 is.
> An application firewall on the machine running LMS and that browser will
> happily do something like that. Make sure the LMS program/service is
> allowed to access outside the machine (in general or for DNS only)
Win 10 is WINDOWS 10, sorry
...sorry to interrupt, I' ll just give a quick status update on this
topic ;)
dhallag wrote:
> So I had this exact problem and for me the issue was that my gateway was
> not matched from my internet provider. I looked at my router settings
> to find the gateway, entered that, and that resolved
bpa wrote:
> The problem seems to be specifically DNS and not internet.
> What version of LMS is running ? (not sure as you seem to have
> upgraded/downgraded between 7.7* and 7.9.*)
>
> IIRC older version of LMS used a specfic DNS service perhaps openDNS. If
> so maybe blocked by Windows.
>
toby10 wrote:
> . and then rebooted LMS? Same diagnostic results for LMS for all
> Ports (all say OK)?
If you mean the LMS control panel->Diagnostics->mysqueezebox.com: it
always shows the values 54.78.17.170/OK/OK/OK - even though it cannot
connect.
bpa wrote:
> IIRC This sort of problem can happen if LMS is started before network
> connection is up & running. Is LMS running as a service to be started
> on system boot ?
Yes, it is. But if I stop the LMS and restart it (not the whole machine,
just the server), I still have the same
no, i tried deactivating firewall AND antivirus - didn't change a
thing... :confused:
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