Nothing happens...

[MeneerJansen]

I installed the .deb (Linux) for Subsonic ver. 4.9 and the Java runtime version advised on the installation instructions. But nothing happens when I open my browser and go to localhost:4040. I get the cryptic error:

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Error 324 (net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE): The server closed the connection without sending any data.


And /var/subsonic/subsonic.log reads:

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[2014-05-21 15:49:18,807] INFO DaoHelper - Checking database schema.
[2014-05-21 15:49:27,067] INFO DaoHelper - Done checking database schema.
[2014-05-21 15:49:32,791] INFO MediaScannerService - Automatic media library scanning scheduled to run every 1 day(s), starting at Thu May 22 03:00:00 CEST 2014
[2014-05-21 15:49:33,281] INFO UPnPService - Starting UPnP service...
[2014-05-21 15:49:33,816] INFO PodcastService - Automatic Podcast update scheduled to run every 24 hour(s), starting at Wed May 21 15:54:33 CEST 2014
[2014-05-21 15:49:37,226] INFO VersionService - Resolved local Subsonic version to: 4.9
[2014-05-21 15:49:40,199] INFO UPnPService - Enabling UPnP/DLNA media server
[2014-05-21 15:49:40,199] INFO UPnPService - Starting UPnP service - Done!
[2014-05-21 15:49:43,406] WARN NetworkService - No UPnP router found.
[2014-05-21 15:54:34,024] INFO PodcastService - Starting scheduled Podcast refresh.
[2014-05-21 15:54:34,028] INFO PodcastService - Completed scheduled Podcast refresh.


What can I do to get Subsonic pu and running?

[GJ51]

Use Windows

[gurutech]

You need to open port 4040 on your iptables file, or in the firewall.

[MeneerJansen]

You need to open port 4040 on your iptables file, or in the firewall.

Thanks for the tip. That does seem to solve something. I enabled "UPnP" on my router and now I get a different error message when I surf to localhost:4040. It's:

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HTTP ERROR: 503

SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE
RequestURI=/

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BTW: I discovered that the Android client for Subsonic isn't free. Just like Windows isn't (@GJ51: I'm a freeloading bastard so I refuse to pay for an OS or software). And..., erm well,... like I told the ever so nice and full-of-constructive-commentary GJ51 already: I'm a freeloading bastard so I think I'll pass on the whole Subsonic streaming music idea.

Bye.

[gurutech]

If you haven't already, try restarting the subsonic service, or (gasp), the server itself.

Also be sure to check your iptables file (ie. the "Firewall" on the server) to make sure port 4040 is open. (I set mine to UDP and TCP, but I think you only need TCP).