Millwood wrote:
In my experience, you can always telnet to any port, including an http
port. And on my system, telnet localhost 9000 works just fine.
Ok, yes, one can telnet to port 9000 and try to enter http data.
Usually, though, unless you really know your http, all you'll get back
is:
gharris999 wrote:
With a stock SBS/LMS/UEML config, you'll only be able to telnet to port
9090 -- that's the CLI port. It's to be expected that the SBS http
server on 9000 should refuse a telnet connection.
In my experience, you can always telnet to any port, including an http
port.
My problem miraculously fixed itself when I ran the script - it said
that LMS was already running and then it was. I think the problem was
caused by Ubuntu Desktop being too much for my old Core 2 duo to handle,
and I was running a lot of other services. Suffice to say, I had another
problem with
Okay - I think I got to the bottom of it on my own! It is now working -
at least for now. :)
It seems the problem was being caused by the second drive being
auto-mounted by the desktop, rather than being mounted by the system.
This meant that LMS couldn't access it.
I fixed it by mounting the
Mnyb wrote:
Partially working ? can you get the webpage on an external computer ?
not the server itself ? try different ports like 9001 or 9002
There's nothing listening to port 9000. I'm not sure why moving LMS to
port 9001 or 9002 would make a difference.
telnet localhost 9000
Trying
I am also having the same issues, however it's only the webpage on port
9000 that's not working. I can access the LMS server through the
logitech iphone app or iPeng.
I've included my debugging log, and I want to make a comment on the line
with timestamp 12-10-30 21:50:58.9070, the LMS process
pablolie wrote:
Can you access LMS from the web UI on your computer?
I haven't tried 12.10, but I read somewhere it now includes UEFI secure
boot which prevents software from running that isn't perceived as safe.
Just guessing, but perhaps that's a problem for LMS and you should
reasearch
pablolie wrote:
Can you access LMS from the web UI on your computer?
I haven't tried 12.10, but I read somewhere it now includes UEFI secure
boot which prevents software from running that isn't perceived as safe.
Just guessing, but perhaps that's a problem for LMS and you should
reasearch
You could try starting LMS using this debugging script..
# sudo ./lms-debug.sh
lms-debug.sh:
Code:
#!/bin/bash
# Script to debug startup of squeezeboxserver/logitechmediaserver
TRUNCATE=1
GITDEAMON='/usr/share/lms/server/slimserver.pl'
ALTDEAMON=
Can you access LMS from the web UI on your computer?
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