The mediatomb faq suggest another solution that can be used for head-
less machines (no need to log in) which is a bit more complex, I haven't
tried it
<quote>
For a “headless” server where you can't log in, try this workaround: edit file
/etc/network/interfaces adding these 2 lines:
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet dhcp
Please note the following if using this method:
* As soon as you save changes to /etc/network/interfaces, your ethernet
port will become disabled. So make sure you are logged in via the physical
console (not ssh or telnet) when editing!
* After your edit is complete, you must run /etc/init.d/networking restart
to re-enable your ethernet.
* Network Manager will report that your network is manually configured.
This shouldn't be a problem for most people.
* This workaround is for dhcp. If you are sophisticated enough to be using
a static IP address, you should know what to do :-)
* You may still need to add a sleep command to /etc/init.d/mediatomb, as
described below for OS X, to get reliable startup without error -117.
</quote>
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Mediatomb Init Script not working : upnp error -117
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/212441
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