BreakTheStatic wrote:
> Hey guys, I'm not sure if this is hijacking the thread or not. If so,
> please disregard and tell me to open my own thread!
>
> I was also looking to add secure, remote access to my squeezebox server
> and am already running Traefik as a reverse proxy (w/ SSL
Hey guys, I'm not sure if this is hijacking the thread or not. If so,
please disregard and tell me to open my own thread!
I was also looking to add secure, remote access to my squeezebox server
and am already running Traefik as a reverse proxy (w/ SSL configured).
All my other services
Normal players can only connect using IP address but stream.mp3 could
use a host name - so yes you could use ngrok to create two tunnels (9000
& 3843) and then use 2 browser windows, one for control and the other to
play stream.mp3 although it isn't ideal.
For raw stream.mp3 playback you don't
d6jg wrote:
> Just had a look at Squeezelite man pages - it might accept a hostname
> but what it won't do is send the necessary auth credentials to ngrok.
Have you tried embedding the basic-auth in the URL? In other words,
"https://joebloggs:loves...@1234567def.ngrok.io;.
d6jg wrote:
> Correcting myself.
> Normal players can only connect using IP address but stream.mp3 could
> use a host name - so yes you could use ngrok to create two tunnels (9000
> & 3843) and then use 2 browser windows, one for control and the other to
> play stream.mp3 although it isn't
d6jg wrote:
> Thats useful to know.
> You can easily configure 2 ngrok tunnels but can you then tell your
> player to connect to a host name rather than an IP address. I think not
> so I dont think its doable after all.
Correcting myself.
Normal players can only connect using IP address but
mherger wrote:
> > Wow, hadnât noticed ngrok didnât support UDP. Sorry for the false
> hopes.
>
> Strictly speaking you don't need UDP for LMS/SB to work. It's only being
>
> used to discover players and servers. But as you'll have to enter the
> address in your client anyway, you can do
Wow, hadn’t noticed ngrok didn’t support UDP. Sorry for the false hopes.
Strictly speaking you don't need UDP for LMS/SB to work. It's only being
used to discover players and servers. But as you'll have to enter the
address in your client anyway, you can do without. But you'll still need
echable wrote:
>
> It took me way too long to realise ...
>
A bit like how I had always understood hacking to mean doing ingenious
things with a bit of kit to make it do what you want, whereas many
people use the term to mean breaking into remote systems.
echable wrote:
>
> At the moment,
echable wrote:
> Thanks for all the great replies finally, do the screenshots help
> identify the problem with having the Server and Client running on the
> router at the same time ? I thought I had lost the draft of what I
> wanted to post re the whole situation so sorry if I repeated myself.
>
Thanks for all the great replies finally, do the screenshots help
identify the problem with having the Server and Client running on the
router at the same time ? I thought I had lost the draft of what I
wanted to post re the whole situation so sorry if I repeated myself.
Reading through the
echable wrote:
> I've always wanted to set up one of those "SSH tunnels" I've heard
> about, I'll read it right now. Thank you :)
@echable
ngrok will provide control of players on your local network but it wont
allow a player to work on an external network as (above) it doesn't
support UDP
philchillbill wrote:
> Maybe ngrok would provide a solution for you. SSH based, its
> recommended for use with the MediaServer Alexa Skill to control LMS from
> the cloud.
>
> The concept is explained in the Server Configuration tab at
>
@d6jg
Wow, hadnt noticed ngrok didnt support UDP. Sorry for the false hopes.
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philchillbill wrote:
> Maybe ngrok would provide a solution for you. SSH based, its
> recommended for use with the MediaServer Alexa Skill to control LMS from
> the cloud.
>
> The concept is explained in the Server Configuration tab at
>
echable wrote:
> Turns out it's not that difficult. But believe me, there are so many
> posts and articles about this, each of them gives their own procedure,
> often using complex ssh scripts and all kinds of stuff.
>
> AFAIK all VPN stuff is based on the OpenVPN protocols, so it shouldn't
>
Maybe ngrok would provide a solution for you. SSH based, its
recommended for use with the MediaServer Alexa Skill to control LMS from
the cloud.
The concept is explained in the Server Configuration tab at
https://mediaserver.smartskills.tech/mediaserverhelp.html.
> The 'honourable people in charge' of this forum give a huge amount of
> their time and expertise to keep the Squeezebox experience going. The
> software is no longer developed by Logitech and is very much a community
> affair and even the seemingly simple task of writing documentation takes
>
echable wrote:
> Believe me, I have spent 12- hour days trying to work this out. Every
> set of instructions seem to differ. And I don't have the knowledge or
> technical skills to write a guide. Since it's always mentioned to use a
> VPN, in big bold red letters nonetheless, it's an omission
echable wrote:
> I really wish there were detailed, updated instructions on how to access
> via VPN or SSH tunnel.
>
> I spent days reading (the wrong) instructions, finally managed to set up
> a VPN server on my Asus router that exports a .ovpn file that you then
> import into e.g. the
Believe me, I have spent 12- hour days trying to work this out. Every
set of instructions seem to differ. And I don't have the knowledge or
technical skills to write a guide. Since it's always mentioned to use a
VPN, in big bold red letters nonetheless, it's an omission that there's
zero info,
echable wrote:
>
>
> I strongly encourage the honourable "people in charge" of this forum and
> the LMS documentation etc. to provide instructions on the site on how to
> set up secure, remote LMS access.
This is a community forum - why not get your hands dirty instead of
asking others to do
I really wish there were detailed, updated instructions on how to access
via VPN or SSH tunnel.
I spent days reading (the wrong) instructions, finally managed to set up
a VPN server on my Asus router that exports a .ovpn file that you then
import into e.g. the Android OpenVPN Connect app. This
-If the password securtiy for Logitech Media Server Software is enabled
- Please use only your own Devices or delete the History. Otherwise your
Account credentials become public. -
Can anyone clarify what this means ? Does it mean if you log in to your
server from someone else's device,
In LMS, under Help - Remote Streaming - under "Password security", it
says:
-If the password securtiy for Logitech Media Server Software is enabled
- Please use only your own Devices or delete the History. Otherwise your
Account credentials become public. -
Can anyone clarify what this means ?
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