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I also have same issue, also i do not see SageTV Clients (PC) in the list, so unable to see what they doing...and can't power-off them remotely.
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I can't reproduce the problem with extenders not showing up in the web interface. I'll be happy to look through anyone's log file if it has anything useful.
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access_http error: error: HTTP/1.0 500 Internal server error access_mms error: error: HTTP/1.0 500 Internal server error main error: open of Your input can't be opened: VLC is unable to open the MRL 'http://localhost:8080/sagepublic/MediaFileTranscode?MediaFileId=4637396&Segment=0&mode=vlc&vc=mp4v&vb=256&ac=mp3&ab=96&scale=0.3&mux=ts&deint=1'. Check the log for details. I'm not sure which "log" it's referring to for details; what I pasted came from the "messages" screen, which is the only log I can find. My main use for this would be to verify recordings while out of town (sometimes the irblaster and stb don't convert perfectly, and I need to arrange for a second recording attempt). I have low upload bandwidth (whatever Comcast's current basic highspeed provides), so I don't intend to use this for prolonged viewing (for that, I simply copy the files I intend to watch while away onto my laptop, USB stick, etc.). My laptop doesn't get along with PlaceShifter, or I'd try using that. So, if there are other ways to accomplish what I'm attempting, I'd be grateful for an suggestions.
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I don't see that message in the web server code so I'm not sure what other log it's referring to. Check the SageTV debug log and the webserver/log folder. Make sure the webserver/transcode.properties file has the property DebugLog set to 'true'.
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Sorry; I wasn't clear. The errors are coming from VLC. I've done some further experimentation, and have found that the H264 streaming option works on my server (in localhost mode) or on a client WinXP laptop when accessing the webserver thorugh the LAN, but not on a Win2K client desktop through the lan. When the client laptop goes instead through the external web-address, the playback fails. (I can do everything else I might want to do on the web interface from afar, so the web server in general is working over the internet). That suggests a firewall issue for VLC, but I'm not sure which ports to open for VLC or how to tell VLC to use a port that is already open (say, the one open for the webserver). Being able to get the low-bandwidth streaming over the internet would serve my current purpose if I could figure out how to do it. I can't make head or tail out of the VLC documentation; the references to streaming there don't mention firewalls or ports (maybe there's a particular place I need to look that I'm missing.)
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IIRC the web server takes the request for a video stream from the client, starts up VLC and tells it to make the stream available on a certain port (see StartAtPort and StopAtPort properties in transcode.properties). The web server captures VLC's output on the port and forwards it back to the client as part of the HTTP response. No ports should need to be opened on your network's firewall, but maybe the ports specified in the transcode.properties file need to be opened in the Windows firewall.
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Are you sure you arent saturating your outbound connection bandwidth? Or is your server having trouble keeping up with the transcoding that vlc is doing when accessing from the internet (that you dont have when on the lan because youre bandwidth is sufficient)?
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Don't think upload speed is the problem. This is what I get from dslreports:
Run: 2010-02-23 03:13:48 EST Download: 8216 (Kbps) Upload: 2985 (Kbps) In kilobytes per second: 1003 down 364.4 up Tested by server: 56 java Since I'm trying the lowest bandwidth supported by the webserver, that seems adequate. I'm beginning to suspect this is a lost cause. I've been thinking about installing Orb, but wonder if I'll run into the same issues. Since my purpose requires only sampling new downloads, maybe I can (1) convert the first 2 minutes of each to the smallest possible file, (2) download that file through the Webserver & check for the correct recording.
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I uploaded v 2.26 snapshot 49 with a couple of new additions.
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I have a brand new SageTV box running the latest version of sage in service mode and version V2.25 18 Sep 2009 of webserver. My SageTV box is hooked directly to my TV in my living room. I also have two MVP extenders that connect to my SageTV box.
When I go to http://blahblah:8080/sage/home I am only able to see what I’m watching on my extenders. The webremote works on these which was a surprise because I’ve never been able to do that before. Maybe it was an upgrade? Maybe I installed it right this time? Who knows? When I click on the "Webremote (Local Sage)" I get the “Webserver is running in SageTV Service –no remote control possible” http://www.cakevideo.com/remote_link/sagetv8080.jpg So I did some google searches and found out that I needed to add load_at_startup_runnable_classes=net.sf.sageplugins.webserver.StartServer to my client properties. So I did. Well now I’m able to control the local version of SageTV, but the extenders don’t show up. http://www.cakevideo.com/remote_link/sagetv8081.jpg **(I took the above screen shot after I messed with the ports. After adding the load_at_startup line I got this exact same screen with the 8081 port that the first screenshot used to use also) Then I started playing with the nielm/webserver/ports and changed the one in the sage.properties to nielm/webserver/port=8080 and the one in the sageclient.properties to nielm/webserver/port=8081. **Both of these were 8081 to begin with. I don't know why? So now when I go to http://blahblah:8080/sage/home I’m able to control my extenders, but not my Local SageTV Box. When I go to http://blahblah:8081/sage/home I’m able to control my Local SageTV instance, but not my extenders. It's late, and I've successfully migrated all my videos and such to a completely new computer this week. 1 terabyte drives are $80!! That was a feat in itself as I was running 6.2 flawlessly and the WAF(wife acceptence factor) was very very high. From this website http://tools.assembla.com/sageplugin...bserverInstall "Installation on a Sage Client The webserver can also run in client systems, (or when using the service, the SageTV user interface). This gives the ability to remotely stop or start playback, and to see what is currently playing on the client, or even to use a web browser as a remote control (webremote) Follow the same installation instructions above, but ensure that the SageTV/Client User interface is closed and edit the SageClient.properties file instead. Note that if you are also running the webserver in the service, or running multiple clients on the same system, you may need to choose a different port to allow the 2 servers to co-exist (see WebserverCustomisation)" I'm pretty sure what I need to do is there, but when I click on the WebserverCustomisation link all I get are ads. (plus customization is spelled wrong) Any ideas? Ricky p.s. I need to update my sig at the bottom. I have terabytes of data now!
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If I'm not mistaken the webserver can control a local Sage session. This means that it can control any extender and type of extender because they all execute on the server. One instance of the webserver can control many extenders. You will also see that it WILL tell you when a PC client is connected. The IP address will show. But you cannot control it. For amy client to be controlled it must be running the webserver locally. ANd to run multiple webservers they must run on different ports. So you have already discovered this. To be able to control a PC client it needs to be running the webserver and on a different port. So you won't be able to centrally webremote to multiple PC clients. Only extenders.
The wiki pages are no longer editable but you can go to the history and back to the original page. The page you wany will not help you in what you are trying to do. Quote:
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As it stands now, I go to the webpage with 8080 in the address and I see what is currently being watched on both extenders, but cannot see what is running on the Local instance of SageTV: If I go to the webpage with 8081 in the address I'm able to see what is currently being watched in the Local instance of SageTV, but not the two extenders: This is already 100 times better than it was because now I'm just able to switch the port number to get to a different page and be able control either both clients or switch port numbers in firefox and be able to control the Local SageTV instance. BUT... I could swear I was able to see all 3 in the past. What I would like is it to do this: Thank you. Ricky
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You'd be able to see all of them if you did not run the server in service mode. If you do it that way then the server and local client are actually one process. The downside (imho): You're not running the server in service mode. Your local client causes a crash for some reason and it'll take the server down with it. But if you want to control the local instance and all extenders from the same web page then that's how you can do it.
The other solution is to convince someone to modify the web server to use the remote APIs for remote clients. If someone were to do that then all clients and extenders could be consolidated into one web server instance. Mind you, this is no small task (quite the opposite, actually).
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Ok, I guess I need some help also on this web interface. I installed it and left it goto defaults other than the password. Typed in my browser <http://localhost:8080/sage/home> and I can get the loggon screen and I can put in the log on and the pass word and all that happens is it wants the password again so I put it in again and it does the same thing, on the 3rd try the logon window disapears and I get a blank screen. I also can goto another computer and type in <http://myip:8080/sage/home> and get the same thing. I read on hear some where to add / to the end, that also made no difference, It does have the startup line in the properties file. I have tried to read most of this threat and did not find anything to help me out. Does anyone have any idea what to try or do?
Thanks Wayne
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check the caps.. http://localhost:8080/sage/Home
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That made no difference, I even copied it and tried it. Still same thing
Wayne
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Turn on SageTV's debug logging and see if any errors show up there.
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