Problem Description:
This is the only result I get - nothing has changed in the system...
#HTTP ERROR: 503
#
#SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE
#RequestURI=/
#
#Powered by jetty://
The port is visible (used online checker. But the service is not running. The app is running on my PC, it all looks correct but it will not load even over localhost.
Troubleshooting Steps:
Verified Port is visible to the internet (http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/)
Verified the service is running.
Restarted the service
- no luck
Killed the service. Deleted the logs.
Restarted the service
- no luck
Playback Application and version:
iSub
Local browser
Subsonic Version:
cannot GET the web interface
version.txt is 5.1
Server Version:
cannot GET the web interface
version.txt is 5.1
Hardware Platform:
Windows 8.1
Java Memory Limit:
150
Problem Filename:
Output from ffmpeg -i:
subsonic:
thunderbunny.subsonic.org (yes, I am a subscriber)
address:
67.189.62.244:4221
Service Unavailable error
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Service Unavailable error
by Thunderbunny » Sat Feb 28, 2015 12:49 am
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Re: Service Unavailable error
by Thunderbunny » Sat Feb 28, 2015 1:08 am
Found the solution.
Note that in my situation, adding values to the DB were not needed. My original settings were retained. I am keeping the original correction since I have no deep understanding of the methods and do not want to corrupt it.
*************************************************************************************
Here are the steps in case the other post ever goes away:
Before upgrading, always backup your subsonic folder.
If the database breaks, you can recover some settings :
Users (with their password) and their settings:
They are kept in the subsonic.script file. (steps 1 to 3 are only needed if you didn't remove the subsonic folder before reinstalling)
1. stop subsonic service
2. rename the subsonic/db directory
3. start subsonic service : a new database is created.
4. open the old subsonic.script file (in the directory you renamed)
5. select the lines you want to keep (INSERT INTO MUSIC_FOLDER VALUES... INSERT INTO USER VALUES... INSERT INTO USER_ROLE VALUES ... INSERT INTO USER_SETTINGS VALUES ...)
6. in your subsonic webpage, replace "index.view" with "db.view"
7. paste the selected lines
Now you should have your old user settings
Note that in my situation, adding values to the DB were not needed. My original settings were retained. I am keeping the original correction since I have no deep understanding of the methods and do not want to corrupt it.
*************************************************************************************
Here are the steps in case the other post ever goes away:
Before upgrading, always backup your subsonic folder.
If the database breaks, you can recover some settings :
Users (with their password) and their settings:
They are kept in the subsonic.script file. (steps 1 to 3 are only needed if you didn't remove the subsonic folder before reinstalling)
1. stop subsonic service
2. rename the subsonic/db directory
3. start subsonic service : a new database is created.
4. open the old subsonic.script file (in the directory you renamed)
5. select the lines you want to keep (INSERT INTO MUSIC_FOLDER VALUES... INSERT INTO USER VALUES... INSERT INTO USER_ROLE VALUES ... INSERT INTO USER_SETTINGS VALUES ...)
6. in your subsonic webpage, replace "index.view" with "db.view"
7. paste the selected lines
Now you should have your old user settings
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