Help with RSS feed url for playlist [Solved]
Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2011 9:26 pmProblem Description: I'm having a bit of an issue when it comes to accessing my RSS feeds under the "http://yourhost/podcast.view?suffix=.rss" link.
At the moment, I am trying to access my feed remotely via a domain that I own using subsonic's own sub-domain.
I followed the guide here to complete my setup.
Everything else, apart from the somewhat slow playlist or folder loading, works fine but:
When accessing the RSS url here, the one playlist that I have set up does load, but it loads with an inaccessible URL of "http://localhost:8080/podcast.view" which is not good for remote access...
I'm wondering if it's my setup that's not letting subsonic work properly on that page (since all others work fine) or am I looking at a bug?
I've made two accounts for this issue for anyone that has any free time to check it out:
user1: forum pass: subsonic
user2: help pass: test
server url: Subsonic @ AV Networks
playlist url: Subsonic RSS @ AV Networks
Troubleshooting Steps: Tried restarting process, refreshing library.
Playback Application and version: Android app and web browser.
Hardware Platform: Windows Server 2008 R2
Server Version: Apache Tomcat/6.0.33, java 1.6.0_29
Subsonic Version: 4.6.beta2 (build 2566) – November 16, 2011
Java Memory Limit: 42.1 MB / 61.1 MB
Last ten log file lines:
Thanks for your time.
Edit
Following the guide once more time, I've notice that the installation was meant to only redirect requests and did not take for granted remote use.
All I did was replace "http://localhost:8080/{R:0}", with "http://subsonic.avluis.net:8080/{R:0}".
Essentially this is more manual setup and not a issue with subsonic at all, thanks for reading.
At the moment, I am trying to access my feed remotely via a domain that I own using subsonic's own sub-domain.
I followed the guide here to complete my setup.
Everything else, apart from the somewhat slow playlist or folder loading, works fine but:
When accessing the RSS url here, the one playlist that I have set up does load, but it loads with an inaccessible URL of "http://localhost:8080/podcast.view" which is not good for remote access...
I'm wondering if it's my setup that's not letting subsonic work properly on that page (since all others work fine) or am I looking at a bug?
I've made two accounts for this issue for anyone that has any free time to check it out:
user1: forum pass: subsonic
user2: help pass: test
server url: Subsonic @ AV Networks
playlist url: Subsonic RSS @ AV Networks
Troubleshooting Steps: Tried restarting process, refreshing library.
Playback Application and version: Android app and web browser.
Hardware Platform: Windows Server 2008 R2
Server Version: Apache Tomcat/6.0.33, java 1.6.0_29
Subsonic Version: 4.6.beta2 (build 2566) – November 16, 2011
Java Memory Limit: 42.1 MB / 61.1 MB
Last ten log file lines:
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[11/22/11 1:54:30 PM CST] DEBUG PodcastService No enclosure found for episode #818 Daily Source Code For Monday January 19 2009
[11/22/11 1:57:41 PM CST] INFO NetworkService Successfully forwarding port 8080.
[11/22/11 2:33:08 PM CST] INFO SubsonicLdapBindAuthenticator Failed to authenticate user 'av@avluis.net' in LDAP.
[11/22/11 2:33:18 PM CST] INFO SubsonicLdapBindAuthenticator Failed to authenticate user 'avluis@avluis.net' in LDAP.
[11/22/11 2:39:29 PM CST] INFO NetworkService Successfully forwarding port 8080.
[11/22/11 2:39:35 PM CST] INFO NetworkService Successfully forwarding port 8080.
[11/22/11 2:54:24 PM CST] INFO PodcastService Starting scheduled Podcast refresh.
[11/22/11 2:54:24 PM CST] INFO PodcastService Completed scheduled Podcast refresh.
[11/22/11 2:54:25 PM CST] DEBUG PodcastService No enclosure found for episode #818 Daily Source Code For Monday January 19 2009
[11/22/11 3:08:17 PM CST] INFO NetworkService Successfully forwarding port 8080.
Thanks for your time.
Edit
Following the guide once more time, I've notice that the installation was meant to only redirect requests and did not take for granted remote use.
All I did was replace "http://localhost:8080/{R:0}", with "http://subsonic.avluis.net:8080/{R:0}".
Essentially this is more manual setup and not a issue with subsonic at all, thanks for reading.