Serviio

Hi,

I have installed Serviio 1.4.1.2 on my machine basically following this article: http://wiki.serviio.org/doku.php?id=how ... all:centos

I am running CentOS 7 and so something was different from the article, but after all the server seems to be up. I can pick it up from my Android phone(but of course no content in it yet) using Mediahouse. I cannot get access to it from my browser though, I tried "serverip:8895" it showed a blank page. F12->Elements showed this and the source was empty:


Then I tried to install the WebUI, I downloaded the 1.4 version and put all the files into /var/www/html/stream directory, and tried to access "http://serverip/stream/index.php", again, blank page. The Elements and source were the same as above. I also tried to access config.php, also blank page.

The final ./configure arguments I managed to keep when installing FFmpeg are:
./configure --enable-gpl --enable-libmp3lame --enable-libtheora --enable-libvorbis --enable-nonfree --enable-postproc --enable-version3 --enable-x11grab --enable-librtmp

This is the output of "php -v":


My Apache version is 2.4.

The permission and ownership of my stream directory is:


This is the output of "systemctl status serviio":


Running serviio-console.sh as super user will yield:


I do not have GUI so I cannot configure the server as the wiki suggests and for some obvious reasons I do not want to install GUI either. My firewall has been set to allow Port 1900 to use UDP and Port 8895 to use TCP(and of course Port 80 is open and I do not think firewall is causing any issue here).

Would anyone be able to help? Thank you very much!

If you enter http://serverip:23424/mediabrowser do you get the Media Browser?

Hi,

Thanks for the reply. I got the browser! There is a password field but no username field. I just randomly typed a password and it said: Please, setup MediaBrowser password in the console first.

So I went to the serviio-console.sh and still the same exception.

A little piece of advice here, I really had a hard time to find out how to access the server from web browser(i.e. what is the URL)...maybe put it somewhere everyone can see.

Not sure if a blank password will work, or it it requires a password configured in the console before you can access the Media Browser. Of course, you can't do any configuration in Media Browser either, I just wanted to see if Serviio was running correctly. It appears to be

There are other options to configure Serviio besides the console it comes with. For example, if you have a Windows computer handy, you can install just the console to it and control your Serviio installation with it. There are also phone and tablet apps that allow control if you connect to the same network. On my Windows Phone, I have two different programs that do this: ServiiMetro and ServiiWP. For Android and iOS devices, there are apps as well. This way you don't need to worry about running the console directly on your Serviio machine.

This link will show you have to run the console on a different computer: http://www.serviio.org/component/conten ... e?id=21#q2

Blank password did not work.

I installed ServiiDroid on my Android phone and it works now! I can log in to the browser and play my mp3 files and browse photos, but I cannot see my video files(I have some .rmvb .wmv .mp4 .mkv .avi files for testing), am I missing codec or what?

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I have fixed it! Credit goes to this post: http://forum.ivorde.ro/ffmpeg-error-whi ... -t129.html

I checked my log file and:

Those 5 video files are different files that I modified the name and put up on my server for testing purpose.

Also the ffmpeg command gave this result:

There was a mistake(or maybe due to changes to Linux?), the "ldd" command should be something like this(depends on where you installed FFmpeg, check it out with "which ffmpeg"):

This should show the libraries ffmpeg is linking to(or dependencies sort to say?), install/fix everything that is missing("not found"). You might actually already have the necessary libraries on your disk so check before you install anything.

And basically all I did was to edit this file: "/etc/ld.so.conf" and put a new line "/usr/local/lib/" in the file. Then run "ldconfig". You will need super user privilege to do these.

Done! This fixed my problem and hopefully this will help somebody else:)

Good work and excellent troubleshooting. Now enjoy your Serviio !