but get a 'forbidden' for the settings page. which is kind of expected.
You currently have two options to deal with the situation:
* enable password protection (and optionally add your networks to the IP
allow list)
* disable the check by setting the protectSettings value to a falsy
value (vi
servus michael,
i'm having the same or similar issue as the last poster.
running LMS on a raspi4 (raspbian 10) in a docker container which is
connected to the host network. so i can access it with 192.168.1.11 (ip
of raspi) on the LMS port. which works fine and i did so on several
machines yet.
mherger wrote:
> >
> Can you tell us a little more about your environment? Tailscale would
> not run in the container, would it? What IP networks are being used
> where (inside and outside the container)?
I've decided to uninstall Tailscale for the time being, but to answer
the above, I was r
-[22-01-22 12:09:25.9103] Slim::Plugin::CLI::Plugin::cli_socket_accept
(250) Access to CLI is restricted to the local network or localhost:
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Can you tell us a little more about your environment? Tailscale would
not run in the container, would it? What IP networks are being used
where (inside
mherger wrote:
> > I started to have this problem after installing Tailscale on my
> server
> > hosting Slimserver. Does anyone know how to add the httpaddr value
> to
> > an instance running in a docker container?
>
> Edit the server.prefs file while the server is shut down.
I thought that w
I started to have this problem after installing Tailscale on my server
hosting Slimserver. Does anyone know how to add the httpaddr value to
an instance running in a docker container?
Edit the server.prefs file while the server is shut down.
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That sounds like a good idea!
Where should I edit the logitechmediaserver.service file?
I find this file in many directories, like /run/systemd/generator.late
or /sys/fs/cgroup/systemd/system.slice
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169.254 is the prefix used for an automatic assignment of an IP address
when DHCP lookup fails.
As for the rest ... I don't know the answer but can you simply delay the
LMS startup until a 192.168 IP address has been assigned or the router
can be pinged ... or failing that just make it wait N se
This issue occured again, but fortunately this time I knew how to solve
it (restart lms).
I'm just curious how all of this works. Maybe someone can help me to
understand this in more detail.
I have lms 8.0.0 on Raspbian 10
Whenever there's a short interruption of the power supply in my home all
I tried ip, dhcp upper and lower case, and parts of the IP address.
Nothing related to the pi's IP:
Code:
pi@raspberrypi:/ $ ifconfig
eth0: flags=4163 mtu 1500
inet 192.168.1.8 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 192.168.1.255
inet6 fe80::9a3f:8ce6:5746:bc5d pre
try case insensitive and others things like dhcp and 169 and 192
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planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, supla
finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte irel
Its Raspbian 5.10.17-v7+
Hm, dmesg|grep IP doesn't find any relevant info:
Code:
[0.00] CPU: PIPT / VIPT nonaliasing data cache, VIPT aliasing
instruction cache
[0.001244] Calibrating delay loop (skipped), value calculated using timer
frequency.. 38.40
Which OS are you using? Not all will behave the same way.
What does it say in dmesg regarding IP address?
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Ha!
That was fast and accurate!
Thanks a lot!
Johannes
PS: Just curious: What could have caused this?
Maybe my DHCP server answered too slow (after LMS had already started)
on the last reboot?
But doesn't the raspberrypi wait for an IP-address until it continues
the boot process?
169.254.x.y is the special address range used when DHCP is expected (not
static assignment) and it was unable to get an IP address.
Try restarting LMS now that you do have a DHCP allocated address.
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Hi,
I have LMS .deb running on a raspi, connected are a Boom and a Classic
via Wifi.
All are in the same 192.168.1.1 network and all Players work fine.
Today I realized that I can not access the settings page (403 Forbidden:
settings/index.html)
I tried from two different devices in the same net
Seems like the default systemd unit entry in my case was uncorrect. This
is the entry I now have and it's working!
Code:
[Unit]
Description=Logitech Media Server Daemon
After=network-online.target
Wants=network-online.target
[Service]
User=logitechms
Group=
So here's what I did, and this seems to have solved the problem. In
system settings>system administration>systemd, I looked up
logitechmediaserver in the tab called units and added
Code:
--httpaddr 192.168.178.21
to the unit file. The unit file now lo
When I wrote "are especially" I meant "are not especially" !
Anyway ... having more than one IP address can confuse things.
You can tell LMS which IP address to listen on via the command line
--httpaddr
There are a bunch of IP address related command line options and they
might all need setting
Hey Paul, thanks for your answer!Paul Webster wrote:
> 192.168.x.y and 10.x.y.z addresses are especially interesting to someone
> outside your network because they are reserved for private networks.
> So you don't really have to obscure them here. No problem doing so but
> it makes it a bit hard
192.168.x.y and 10.x.y.z addresses are especially interesting to someone
outside your network because they are reserved for private networks.
So you don't really have to obscure them here. No problem doing so but
it makes it a bit harder trying to guess what might have happened.
Take a look at y
Hi Michael,
Thanks for the swift reply!
Short answer: that's how it ended up after installation.
Long answer: (installation process):
After some online search couldn't quite find Arch/Manjaro specific
install instructions, so went ahead and installed this package:
https://aur.archlinux.org/pa
network or localhost: xxx.yyy.zzz.ab -> rrr.sss.ttt.cd (settings/index.html)
Why would you be accessing the settings from a different network?
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I know, old thread, but
I am using slimserver v8.1.1, ARCH-AUR-GIT.8.1.1 on manjaro and just
can't get it to work properly. I can access it on my local machine with
my local IP address eg xxx.yyy.zzz.ab, but can access the settings only
by using the IP address as can be found in the ser
I have a configuration where my players are on the 10.21.6/24 net and my
normal network (computers, phones) are on 10.21.0/24.
My server (running Ubuntu and LMS 7.9.1) has two interfaces one on each
VLAN, The LMS listens to ip 0.0.0.0 in order to be found from both
networks.
But when I try to ac
d6jg wrote:
> Why do we frequently see people who get locked out of their LMS
> installs, find their theme changed and experience sudden playing at
> extreme volume at unearthly hours?
> It is because they have been hacked. They have been hacked either
> because they naively thought they would
fominator wrote:
> First of all possibility that someone can hack or even want to hack my
> LMS is so small it is not even funny! Besides it's abslolutely
> meaningless! AND SECOND - i can turn on access point on my smartphone to
> control LMS, *BUT TURN OFF INTERNET CONNECTION*. So there is no
fominator wrote:
> Again you said *everything* accept answer my question!!! HOW TO disable
> this security check? I don't need your arguments about stupidity,
> because FOR ME this "security" check is the most stupid and useless
> thing! I NEED TO DISABLE THIS THING! Can you PLEASE just answer h
mherger wrote:
> > OH GOD!!! *THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!* I'll try it.
> > So simple thing and NO ONE could answer.
>
> I'm still convinced you don't really need this. But good luck with it
> anyway!
>
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> Michael
First of all possibility that someone can hack or even want to hack my
LMS i
OH GOD!!! *THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!* I'll try it.
So simple thing and NO ONE could answer.
I'm still convinced you don't really need this. But good luck with it
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> Please calm down.
> You’ll find a line „protectSettings: 1“ that you
> should set to „0“ in „server.prefs“. Where do
> you find the latter depends on the system you’re running LMS on.
> On my RasPi for instance it‘s under >
Code:
> > /var/libs/squeezebox
Please calm down.
Youll find a line protectSettings: 1 that you should set to 0 in
server.prefs. Where do you find the latter depends on the system
youre running LMS on.
On my RasPi for instance its under
Code:
/var/libs/squeezeboxserver/prefs
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DJanGo wrote:
> This absolutely stupid "security" check is everything but stupid...
>
> && $prefs->get('protectSettings')
What IS IT?
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> Instructions Unclear dick caught in the ceiling fan.
Really? WHERE IS THE INSTRUCTION? Show me.
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mherger wrote:
> I claim that more than 99% of the people who no longer can access their
> LMS because of this didn't understand the issue it resolves. Those
> ordinary people are probably the same that don't understand that anyone
> out there can access all of their files, photos and what not.
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fominator wrote:
> i don't understand. What should i do to disable it? Can you finally
> answer this question?
> You said it can be disabled using a pref in server.prefs., BUT HOW? What
> is pref? What should i correct in this file? You don't realise how much
> headache you brought to ordinary u
This absolutely stupid "security" check is everything but stupid...
I feel I'm in a perfect situation to say no, it's not stupid. But your
answer certainly is. Because it's not only wrong, but also misleading.
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fominator wrote:
> i don't understand. What should i do to disable it? Can you finally
> answer this question?
> You said it can be disabled using a pref in server.prefs., BUT HOW? What
> is pref? What should i correct in this file? You don't realise how much
> headache you brought to ordinary u
fominator wrote:
> i don't understand. What should i do to disable it? Can you finally
> answer this question?
> You said it can be disabled using a pref in server.prefs., BUT HOW? What
> is pref? What should i correct in this file? You don't realise how much
> headache you brought to ordinary u
mherger wrote:
> > I can access the settings page via the direct connection from my Mac
> if
> > I add a username and password. Is setting the username and password
> the
> > only way to do this?
>
> No. I knew the request would come up at some point, therefore the
> feature can be disabled u
Interesting, thanks for that. I didn't realise piCorePlayer had all
that built in! I might go and take another look...
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> @kidstypike I haven't yet set up the access point (just started the
> project!), but the plan was to connect the Mac to the Pi via the
> ethernet cable to transfer new music files as it will be quicker than
> the wi-fi. I was planning to administer LMS from the Mac too, just
> bec
Thanks Micheal :)
Keep up the great work, it's much appreciated!
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I can access the settings page via the direct connection from my Mac if
I add a username and password. Is setting the username and password the
only way to do this?
No. I knew the request would come up at some point, therefore the
feature can be disabled using a pref in server.prefs. But I hav
On Sat, 2018-09-15 at 11:16 +, pag wrote:
> Thanks both for the answers.
>
> I can access the settings page via the direct connection from my Mac
> if I add a username and password. Is setting the username and
> password the only way to do this?
>
Wired systems using CAT5 or CAT6 (twisted pa
It's not really clear to me what you're trying to do :(
I have a RPi in my car, OS is piCorePlayer, it runs in access point
mode.
My phone is connected to the RPi's network to control the player with
Squeeze Control.
I can open a web browser on my phone and open the LMS webgui, and get to
LMS/
Thanks both for the answers.
I can access the settings page via the direct connection from my Mac if
I add a username and password. Is setting the username and password the
only way to do this? It's not a huge issue, but as the only way I'll be
able to connect is via a cable or WPA2 secured wi
The problem is that I want this server to be standalone
(actually the plan is for it to be in the car), and once it's installed
I won't be able to connect it to the home network. This is why I was
hoping to be able to administer it from the Mac...
If you enable password protection, you should b
Yes. Due to long history of people leaving unprotected Lms instances
connected to the internet new code now detects if requests come from the
address of the default route and rejects them if so. There is a
preference setting to disable this check.
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Wow, thanks for the prompt reply!
I've just tried with the Pi connected to my router, and things work as
expected. The problem is that I want this server to be standalone
(actually the plan is for it to be in the car), and once it's installed
I won't be able to connect it to the home network.
I'm having the same issue trying to connect to the settings page. I
have the simplest set up I could imagine: a Raspberry Pi connected
directly to my Mac by an ethernet cable.
Unfortunately it might be the simplest from a physical point of view.
But it's more complicated from a networking POV
I'm having the same issue trying to connect to the settings page. I
have the simplest set up I could imagine: a Raspberry Pi connected
directly to my Mac by an ethernet cable. The Mac's IP address is
192.168.10.1, and it's given the Pi an IP address of 192.168.10.2
Trying to connect using a br
I have the same problem but I'm on Synology and I can't found the
file...
Depending on how you installed LMS on your NAS you'd better ask a
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I have the same problem but I'm on Synology and I can't found the
file...
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cdmackay wrote:
> Sorry to be dense; would someone tell me where to put the httpaddr arg
> on a Debian Linux system, please?
>
> I don't believe there's anything wrong with my network setup (details
> below), but I don't mind adding the arg, if only I knew where to add
> it.
>
sigh, apols, I
Sorry to be dense; would someone tell me where to put the httpaddr arg
on a Debian Linux system, please?
I don't believe there's anything wrong with my network setup (details
below), but I don't mind adding the arg, if only I knew where to add
it.
thank you :)
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I am getting:
[18-07-07 13:
. Or once the lms server has been accessed by an IP of an external
subnet it is definitely locked until the restart of LMS ?
I think there's something wrong about your server. Can't you make sure
you only have one network interface configured on your server, or make
sure they all are correctly
Paul Webster wrote:
> A 169.254.x.x IP address implies that one of your (probably Windows)
> systems was restarted and failed to get an IP address via DHCP.
> So - the thing to do is find out which one it is and have a look at the
> networking setup for it - including cabling - and perhaps give
A 169.254.x.x IP address implies that one of your (probably Windows)
systems was restarted and failed to get an IP address via DHCP.
So - the thing to do is find out which one it is and have a look at the
networking setup for it - including cabling - and perhaps give it an
otherwise unused fixed/
mherger wrote:
> >
> But why would you get that message then? Maybe you want to outline your
>
> setup.
>
Yes, I've got an orange PI PC running with ARMbian (based on debian
jessie), I've got a I2S sound card based on DAC Sabre ES9023. I'm
running "Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.1 - 152334
For me, my lms is not exposed on internet
But why would you get that message then? Maybe you want to outline your
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>
> The warning would say "don't use this option, because people will have
> fun waking you up at night and watching all your photos".
> Michael
Ahah ! Yes for example :D
mherger wrote:
>
> Ok, assuming you understood that warning. Why would you still want to
> enable it? Wha
May be the checkbox can be provided with a big warning when it is
activated and with an url link to the lms documentation which explain
and resume information which is in this topic ?
The warning would say "don't use this option, because people will have
fun waking you up at night and watching
mherger wrote:
>
> The whole purpose of that change is to protect people who opened up
> their LMS to the world without knowing about its consequences. Providing
>
> a button to disable it would render the whole feature obsolete, as
> people would click that button without knowing about the
same problem here on ARMbian (based on debian Jessie). May be that a
checkbox in the web interface to deactivate this filter could be a good
idea. With the use of dockers and other technologies like that accessing
from different subnet It will happening more and more often.
The whole purpose of
Hi,
same problem here on ARMbian (based on debian Jessie). May be that a
checkbox in the web interface to deactivate this filter could be a good
idea. With the use of dockers and other technologies like that accessing
from different subnet It will happening more and more often.
I don't find the
Hi Michael,
Coming back on the streaming issue to older devices reported earlier
this year. Version 7.9.2 is working fine with --httpaddr argument
supplied on all players. I am not sure what was changed in the code but
thankfully it all works fine again!
Many Thanks.
mherger wrote:
> > All pla
But when on the same network, why would you use the proxy? Sounds like
solving a problem where there‘s none?
I agree that using a proxy is not the most logical thing in this case. I
use this setup because I want to have the same url scheme for all my web
applications, both those that are availabl
What else did you expect from a Network Specialist?
Django - respect and manners are something I expect from everyone. No
matter whether network specialist (all lower case), accountant or music
lover. Unfortunately you all too often lack these. Please stop lecturing
others while hardly ever b
vco1 wrote:
> And nowadays browsers start complaining if a site is not secure while
> other sites on the same domain are.
Thats a whole different story about certificates and has nothing to do
with that topic. LMS didnt use https for internal things, only external
radiostreams.
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vco1 wrote:
> What an unexpected, strange and rather hostile answer to a sincere
> technical question.
> .
What else did you expect from a Network Specialist?
You wouldnt believe what kind of things i had to solve that are made by
my colleges who should know it better?
Networking looks easy is e
DJanGo wrote:
> wrong thinking...
> eg 11.11.11. is a public IP
>
> writing these lines without adding some helpful information tolds me -
> you didnt want any help.
> bye
What an unexpected, strange and rather hostile answer to a sincere
technical question.
By reading the thread before postin
vco1 wrote:
> Good to know. I don't think it makes much of a difference if x.y.z is
> 192.168.0 or 11.11.11..
wrong thinking...
eg 11.11.11. is a public IP
writing these lines without adding some helpful information tolds me -
you didnt want any help.
bye
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DJanGo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> hiding private ips here in case of "need help" is a little bit over the
> top and not helping anyone.
>
> using placeholder like x.y.z.1 or x.y.z.50 only make a little bit of
> sense when x;y and z are always "whatever"
> basically you describing something like i am usi
mherger wrote:
> But when on the same network, why would you use the proxy? Sounds like
> solving a problem where theres none?
I agree that using a proxy is not the most logical thing in this case. I
use this setup because I want to have the same url scheme for all my web
applications, both thos
vco1 wrote:
> The error that I get in the logfile is
> >
Code:
> > Web::HTTP::generateHTTPResponse (981) Access to settings pages is
restricted to the local network or localhost: x.y.z.1 -> x.y.z.50
> >
>
Hi,
hiding private ips here in case of "
vco1 wrote:
> .1 is the gateway and the box on which the reverse proxy runs. I'm
> accessing LMS from different ip's. In this case it was .20. The .50 in
> my logfile is the server LMS is running on.
>
> Actually, I think it should work if LMS took the X-FORWARDED-FOR header
> set by the reverse
mherger wrote:
> Is .1 the gateway? What ip are you accessing LMS from?
.1 is the gateway and the box on which the reverse proxy runs. I'm
accessing LMS from different ip's. In this case it was .20. The .50 in
my logfile is the server LMS is running on.
Actually, I think it should work if LMS t
Is .1 the gateway? What ip are you accessing LMS from?
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Accessing Webfrontend from 192.168.2.101 (my Desktop PC).
DHCP done by HW-Firewall: 192.168.2.100
Ok, then LMS is working as expected: you're accessing it from a
different network. This is no longer possible without further
configuration. If you want us/me to help you "fix" the issue (work
Accessing Webfrontend from 192.168.2.101 (my Desktop PC).
DHCP done by HW-Firewall: 192.168.2.100
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Whats the IP address of the computer youre accessing the settings
from? Whats your routers address?
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> > I'm running LMS on ClearOS7 (Centos 7)
>
> Ok, then you should have a file /etc/sysconfig/squeezeboxserver. Add
> --httpaddr to the startup parameters, telling LMS which IP address to
> bind to.
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SQUEEZEBOX_HTTPADDR="192.168.1.1" did the trick
Thanks f
I'm running LMS on ClearOS7 (Centos 7)
Ok, then you should have a file /etc/sysconfig/squeezeboxserver. Add
--httpaddr to the startup parameters, telling LMS which IP address to
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> > Is there maybe already an solution for this.
>
> Fix your setup :-).
>
> You might want to tell us more about your system. It seems it has
> multiple IP addresses? Is it exposed to the internet?
>
> > [18-03-14 22:09:07.3485] Slim::Web::HTTP::generateHTTPResponse
> (98
Is there maybe already an solution for this.
Fix your setup :-).
You might want to tell us more about your system. It seems it has
multiple IP addresses? Is it exposed to the internet?
[18-03-14 22:09:07.3485] Slim::Web::HTTP::generateHTTPResponse (981) Access
to settings pages is res
Hi,
Is there maybe already an solution for this.
I'm having the same problem after update to the latest version. Settings
page is not accesable.
Code:
[18-03-14 22:09:07.3485] Slim::Web::HTTP::generateHTTPResponse (981) Access
to settings pages is restricted to the loc
All players are on the same subnet 192.168.111.x and I did factory reset
of the boom but it did not help.
Boom can browse and communicate with the squeezebox server but would not
stream.
I think enabling debug logging for slimproto might tell you what server
IP is announced to the players when
Boom binds either to the local LAN IP interface or the Public IP on the
Squeezebox server. It depends on how the server is started.
With httpaddr parameter it links with the server's NIC local IP but does
not stream and without it Boom binds to the public IP and streams fine.
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LMS server? (Assuming I have the right end of the stick..)
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I completely agree it makes no sense.
All players are on the same subnet 192.168.111.x and I did factory reset
of the boom but it did not help.
Boom can browse and communicate with the squeezebox server but would not
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When httpaddr argument with the local IP address is used Squeezebox
boom, Squeezebox radio and duet receiver stop working. They do not
stream the local music and hang at "33% buffering" or thereabouts on
Internet radio. Also the spotify plugin is affected by the same.
There are no errors in the se
Hi Michael,
I discovered possibly a new bug that is related to the httpaddr argument
regardless of the squeezeboxserver version or your patch. It may deserve
its own thread.
When httpaddr argument with the local IP address is used Squeezebox
boom, Squeezebox radio and duet receiver stop working.
An app that binds to "all local addresses" when it opens a socket
doesn't do so in an order as such. The question is more about the way
the function decides which address to return when you ask what it is...
It should probably return all the addresses in a list in fact. The
ordering of that list i
Indeed I can open open the settings page after your patch but it
requires the httpaddr parameter to be present.
Great, thanks!
It is weird that squeezeboxserver picks out the only public IP out of
all available addresses on my PC. The rest are all private.
Is there some order in which it binds
Indeed I can open open the settings page after your patch but it
requires the httpaddr parameter to be present.
It is weird that squeezeboxserver picks out the only public IP out of
all available addresses on my PC. The rest are all private.
Is there some order in which it binds to the network in
Thanks for the patch Michael that was really quick!
After applying it the settings page can be accessed when httpaddr
parameter with the local IP is supplied to the squeezeboxserver and
produces 403 error when omitted as before.
You'd confirm that it is working as expected?
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Michael
Thanks for the patch Michael that was really quick!
After applying it the settings page can be accessed when httpaddr
parameter with the local IP is supplied to the squeezeboxserver and
produces 403 error when omitted as before.
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