2019-02-25, 15:47
You haven't stated but it's obvious that you've set up an alternate reverse-proxy server for your Kodi box. I suspect that either it's not working properly or your Kodi box isn't wholly configured for remote access. To check both, copy the entire URL from the output JSON you've posted and paste it into a browser. If both are working, depending on your browser, either the song file should download or play on your computer. If neither occurs, either the reverse proxy isn't working or Kodi isn't set up right to respond to rpc calls.
A couple of other points. How have you set up authentication of your reverse proxy? If it's name/password, which are you passing in your kodi.config file? Have you looked at your kodi box setup to make sure that it's set up properly? so that it will include the kodi box username and password? The URL you show passes the username and password to your reverse proxy, not to kodi. You'll need to have your reverse proxy configured so that it will pass kodi's name and password on to the kodi box. UR
Another check: Try accessing kodi's Chorus2 web interface by putting the reverse proxy URL and port into a browser, including name:password@ before the URL. Does Chorus2 start? If not, try putting the kodi box URL into the browser. If it starts directly but not through the reverse proxy, you have a reverse proxy problem. If the reverse proxy asks for name and password, it's not configured properly.
One other point. If all of this works, try playing a song from the Chorus2 web interface in "local" rather than "kodi" mode. Does the song play? If the song seems to start but not play, and the song time counter stays at zero, it's likely there's a problem in the "sources.xml" file of your kodi box. A direct reference to your music files needs to be included in the "music" section of the sources files, as I show from my own (Raspberry pi) kodi box exemplies:
<music>
<default pathversion="1"></default>
<source>
<name>pi</name>
<path pathversion="1">/media/pi/</path>
<allowsharing>true</allowsharing>
</source>
</music>
RodinME
A couple of other points. How have you set up authentication of your reverse proxy? If it's name/password, which are you passing in your kodi.config file? Have you looked at your kodi box setup to make sure that it's set up properly? so that it will include the kodi box username and password? The URL you show passes the username and password to your reverse proxy, not to kodi. You'll need to have your reverse proxy configured so that it will pass kodi's name and password on to the kodi box. UR
Another check: Try accessing kodi's Chorus2 web interface by putting the reverse proxy URL and port into a browser, including name:password@ before the URL. Does Chorus2 start? If not, try putting the kodi box URL into the browser. If it starts directly but not through the reverse proxy, you have a reverse proxy problem. If the reverse proxy asks for name and password, it's not configured properly.
One other point. If all of this works, try playing a song from the Chorus2 web interface in "local" rather than "kodi" mode. Does the song play? If the song seems to start but not play, and the song time counter stays at zero, it's likely there's a problem in the "sources.xml" file of your kodi box. A direct reference to your music files needs to be included in the "music" section of the sources files, as I show from my own (Raspberry pi) kodi box exemplies:
<music>
<default pathversion="1"></default>
<source>
<name>pi</name>
<path pathversion="1">/media/pi/</path>
<allowsharing>true</allowsharing>
</source>
</music>
RodinME
