UPnP interface is gone while Web interface still is visible

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So localhost works because it's a loopback address and Serviio skips some steps if the client is a loopback address.

  Code:

Incoming request from /127.0.0.1:19422

In the IP case, it looks like

  Code:

Incoming request from /192.168.64.4:19452

It resolves to the server's IP (in both cases), because you're making the request from the same machine (I assume).

Then, in the IP case, it takes 5 minutes, because that piece of code is blocked by another renderer processing (when Serviio is looking for new renderers), which actually times out

  Code:

Error while retrieving renderer description: Read timed out

So you have to solve this - why Serviio cannot connect to the renderers. For example, is this accessible for Serviio?

  Code:

http://192.168.64.83:52525/root_XXYY.xml

DEBUG [RendererManager] Retrieve device description from http://192.168.64.83:52525/root_XXYY.xml

192.168.64.83 is a "Renkforce IR 1" InternetRadio

The internal Webserver on Port 52525 cashed, after rebooting the "Renkforce IR 1" Serviio showed up again on all devices...

Thanks a lot!

Maybe the RendererManager should not constantly try to poll faulty clients and indicate/block faulty clients at the status page..?

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yeah, I just removed the blocking around the call, so if some are blocking, other clients can still be served

Wow that was fast! Thanks a lot and keep up the good work!

Hello,

I think I found the solution to my problem - and it has nothing to do with Serviio... Until now I had a FRITZ! box running as a router, which operated both the LAN and the WLAN. Since we have a quite big house, I attached a dLAN 500 AV Wireless+ adapter to the Devolo LAN. It set up its own WLAN, so that I had to choose between WLAN 1 and WLAN 2 in the house. But presumably the FRITZ!box missed any routing tables, which are responsible for a correct allocation of the DLNA devices. Since I have simply removed the dLAN 500 AV Wireless+ adapter from my network, Serviio is always visible from all my DLNA devices. Stupid problem that almost drove me mad at times...

Thanks again here for all the people who tried to find a solution for me.




Greetings,





Hannes