(2014-05-29, 21:44)sp8ced21 Wrote:

(2014-05-29, 21:33)Twiggz Wrote: It must be something in the way that I setup the proxy, has to be.

I left <Location /xbmc-vfs> because the readme was not detailed enough to explain what this actually is.
I inserted on both proxypass and proxyreverse http://192.168.X.X:8080/vfs
authentication "Basic Thenbase64code"

is that right??

yup absolutley spot on exactly what i have set except my ip if diff of course, maybe its the port as default is port 80 and im using a diff port might be worth a try, if you use antivirus or firewall try turn those off and see it prob goes away.

ok so to change main port in apache, here is prev post and how too as port 80 is used by alot of other services you mave conflicts which i did as my server runs services on port 80 which is why i use diff port

Just to chime in here for those trying to get this to work on a single Windows machine. For the record, I thought negge's setup instructions were very clear and spot-on; I was able to access the video server from within my network without issue. Problems arose when trying to get in from the outside.

-- You need to be running XBMC Gotham. The install instructions explain this.

-- XBMC webserver must be ON. It's under Settings, Services. Pick a port, doesn't matter much. I chose 1222.

-- Make sure you can get xbmc-video-server to work correctly by navigating to localhost/xbmc-video-server. If you can't get this far, you probably did something wrong in the install instructions. Follow them exactly.

-- If you navigate to yourip:1222 (or whatever port you picked above; remember, you need to open this port in your firewall), you will get the XBMC webserver interface. Which works great. But this interface uses your XBMC master logon credentials, and controls your main XBMC interface. That's not a problem if you are the only one wanting to control this; you can completely skip xbmc-video-server and Apache and all this other stuff if that's the case. xbmc-video-server lets you specify accounts, that can each control an instance of XBMC, that will not affect the operation of your master XBMC.

-- Moving on. In xbmc-video-server backend settings, configure your hostname as your IP address, and your port as the port you picked above.

-- Probably a good idea to not have Apache listening on port 80 (the default). That's a busy port. Pick a random port, preferably something high, like 36331. Don't go over 65500. Open this port in your firewall.

-- Go to your XAMPP install directory (for me, c:\xampp), and navigate to apache\conf. Making sure Apache is not started, Edit the "httpd.conf" file. Find "Listen 80", change to "Listen 36331" (or whatever you picked as your Apache port above). Save.

-- Go into the "extra" folder. Edit "httpd-xampp.conf". Scroll to the bottom, find the "# New XAMPP security concept" block. Delete that entire block. Save.

-- From XAMPP control panel, go to Config in upper right, then "Service and Port Settings". Change "80" to the Apache port you picked above. I'm not entirely sure this step is necessary, but can't hurt.

-- Start Apache. Confirm it is running without displayed errors.

-- Navigate to yourip:yourapacheport/xbmc-video-server/ (so, for example, http://72.191.128.186:36331/xbmc-video-server/ ), and provided you did everything above correctly, you should be in.

Hope this helps someone!



oh and i just spoted your athentication line is wrong default should be

RequestHeader set Authorization "Basic eGJtYzp4Ym1j"

(2014-05-30, 00:25)D0nR0s4 Wrote: Hey, firstly thanks for this great piece of software.
I got this all set up as intended, but I am trying to run the entire apache setup behind an nginx reverse proxy. The setup on the nginx side, I can do, but I would also need an ability to set a base path in the application, as my url would look something like this:

http://example.com/streaming/...

where "..." would be anything provided by apache. The application redirects to "http://example.com/..." however, making the entire thing unusable.

It would be great if you could point me in the right direction to solve this, as I tried digging through some of the yii framework configs, which resulted in a looped url on http://example.com/streaming/site/login after I tried inserting this:

PHP Code:

'request'=>array(
    'baseUrl'=>'http://example.com/streaming'
) 


into protected/config/main.php.

Btw, obviously example.com is not the actual url

(2014-05-30, 09:27)negge Wrote: I'll see what I can do about this, I'll need to set up an nginx proxy so I can properly this with altered base URLs. File an issue on Github in the meantime so I don't forget it!

Quote: negge this might be a long shot is it possible to include trailer links from IMDB into this when your viewing the movie info page where currently you display ratings and actors ect to include imdb link to the trailer ??

Quote:also is there any chance you could add a toggle in the admin so we can choose default view for Tv Show Episodes list, as i noticed although it is selectable if i clear browser defaults back to list view be nice to choose so i can have it set as default or change the default if i wish.

(2014-06-01, 09:30)Twiggz Wrote: ... When I used Galixte's idea of switching ports everything completely broke....

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(2014-06-02, 21:55)Galixte Wrote:

(2014-06-01, 09:30)Twiggz Wrote: ... When I used Galixte's idea of switching ports everything completely broke....

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Hi,

it's not my idea, look at the post, it's sp8ced21 who you wrote this ;=)

• fixed more recent issues
  
• added WOL (Wake on LAN) support. If a backend is configured with a MAC address it will automatically be awakened if it is determined to be unconnectable. A simple waiting page is displayed while the backend is waking up and the browser automatically redirects to the Browse Movies page when the backend is back up again.