CJS wrote:
> FYI, I figured out what the problem was. It appears that a firewall
> called ufw was enabled on my Lubuntu system, that blocks traffic on
> ports that are used by Logitech Media Server. I should have thought of
> that. To allow communication between SqueezePlay and LMS, I needed to
> disable the firewall by means of the following command:
>
> sudo ufw disable
>
> After disabling the firewall Squeezebox Linux works fine.
>
> However I don't like to fully disable my firewall. I tried to enable the
> firewall again (sudo ufw enable) and open only ports 3483 and 9000 by
> means of following commands:
> sudo ufw allow 3483
> sudo ufw allow 9000
>
> For some this reason this does not work. Opening ports 3483 and 9000
> appears not to be enough. Squeezeplay only works when I fully disable
> the firewall.
> Does anybody know which firewall rules I need to use to let Squeezeplay
> Linux work with firewall enabled?
What does
Code:
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sudo ufw status verbose
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say? (A check to see the result of your firewall opening).
I am not sure exactly what ports to open on the client side (ie for the
SqueezePlay client) but a server minimum needs:
Name: Squeezebox Server Discovery - Port number: 3483 - Protocol:
UDP
Name: Squeezebox Server Control - Port number: 3483 - Protocol: TCP
Name: Squeezebox Server Web - Port Number: 9000 - Protocol: TCP
In addition the port 9090 tcp is used for CLI-commands to the server.
Make sure these ports are open for outbound traffic on your client.
2 Touch, 1 Picoreplayer 4.0.0 on RaspBerry 3B with 7" display
LMS latest nightly on Ubuntu 18.04.1 on Intel Core2 Duo E4500 @ 2.20GHz,
2GB
All wired
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