2014-12-04, 08:22
Hi everyone!
I'm trying to "stream" movies via the webserver's vfs feature. However, streams (iow: downloads) will randomly stop after a few megabytes. The size mostly is around 8 MB while I was able to get about 70 MB after a fresh restart.
This is my installation:
The only DEBUG message about access to vfs I get is. Funny thing is: if I request a wrong URL, I won't get any other message, not even an error message.
When I'm requesting the file trough my reverse proxy that I've configured for XMBC, everything works just fine! The download will load the complete file without any problems!
Thing is though that no developer (e.g. of remote controls) ever thinks of this possibility so you can't enter a URL component in their configuration like you can using e.g. sickbeard or Couch Potato remotes.
Any idea how to make this work (other than creating an extra virtual host just for the xbmc proxy)?
Regards
I'm trying to "stream" movies via the webserver's vfs feature. However, streams (iow: downloads) will randomly stop after a few megabytes. The size mostly is around 8 MB while I was able to get about 70 MB after a fresh restart.
This is my installation:
Code:
Starting XBMC (13.2 Git:20140817-0f3db05). Platform: x86 Darwin OSX 64-bit
Using Unknown XBMC x64 build, compiled Aug 17 2014 by Clang 4.2.0 for x86 Darwin OSX
64-bit version 1060
NOTICE: Running on Darwin OSX 64-bit 13.4.0 x86_64, Version 10.9.5 (Build 13F34)
The only DEBUG message about access to vfs I get is
Code:
DEBUG: webserver: request received for /vfs//Volumes/[...].avi
When I'm requesting the file trough my reverse proxy that I've configured for XMBC, everything works just fine! The download will load the complete file without any problems!
Thing is though that no developer (e.g. of remote controls) ever thinks of this possibility so you can't enter a URL component in their configuration like you can using e.g. sickbeard or Couch Potato remotes.
Any idea how to make this work (other than creating an extra virtual host just for the xbmc proxy)?
Regards