Hi
I'm using Twonky server 5.1.5 on ReadyNas Duo. The server is multiplying itself for some reason. Arter install i have .9000, but after a few days .9001 show up and then after that .9002 and so on. The problem was there also with 5.1.3. Anyone seen this before and possible solution?
Maynard
Twonky server is multiplying itself
Re: Twonky server is multiplying itself
Hi,
Yes I am getting this - all the more frustrating as I have Squeezebox running on port 9002.
Can we force through a RPC call or something Twonky to run on 9001 so ideally I can run Squeezebox on 9000?
This would be good. I have Twonky 6.0.32.
I've uninstalled Twonky until I know a solution...
Yes I am getting this - all the more frustrating as I have Squeezebox running on port 9002.
Can we force through a RPC call or something Twonky to run on 9001 so ideally I can run Squeezebox on 9000?
This would be good. I have Twonky 6.0.32.
I've uninstalled Twonky until I know a solution...
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Re: Twonky server is multiplying itself
Here is some info which may be useful. I've tried this on the PC, but I'm not sure if this works on all NAS.
- If you leave the “httpport†setting blank it will default to port 9000
- If port 9000 is taken, the server will automatically scan for the next free port
- You can override the default HTTP port setting with your own setting. Typical values are in the range of 8000 to 9999
- After TwonkyServer is installed, it no longer reads the default INI file -- except when the user selects a ‘reset to defaults’ command.
- Normally the server will use the twonkymedia-server.ini file, which is stored under the Applications/user folder. This is the same location where the server database is stored.
- Make sure to put the change in the twonkymedia-server.ini file (and not the twonkymedia-server-default.ini file)
- Make sure to restart TwonkyServer after making a change in the .ini file
- If TwonkyServer server is running you can also try this from your browser:
http://127.0.0.1:9000/rpc/setoption?httpport=9200
Rick
- If you leave the “httpport†setting blank it will default to port 9000
- If port 9000 is taken, the server will automatically scan for the next free port
- You can override the default HTTP port setting with your own setting. Typical values are in the range of 8000 to 9999
- After TwonkyServer is installed, it no longer reads the default INI file -- except when the user selects a ‘reset to defaults’ command.
- Normally the server will use the twonkymedia-server.ini file, which is stored under the Applications/user folder. This is the same location where the server database is stored.
- Make sure to put the change in the twonkymedia-server.ini file (and not the twonkymedia-server-default.ini file)
- Make sure to restart TwonkyServer after making a change in the .ini file
- If TwonkyServer server is running you can also try this from your browser:
http://127.0.0.1:9000/rpc/setoption?httpport=9200
Rick
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