Serviio

HI,

I have an instance of serviio 2.1 running on a server and I set:

External Port 24424 External Secure Port: 24524

I reboot the server to ensure settings stick. Serviio Console informs me my choices have been made.

However
# sockstat -4 -l
USER COMMAND PID FD PROTO LOCAL ADDRESS FOREIGN ADDRESS
dlna java 86525 120 tcp4 192.168.1.32:23423 *:*
dlna java 86525 130 tcp4 192.168.1.32:23424 *:*
dlna java 86525 152 tcp4 *:8895 *:*
dlna java 86525 156 udp4 *:1900 *:*

You can plainly see serviio is running on the default ports totally ignoring my custom ports.
What am I doing wrong here?
How do I get serviio 2.1 to run on the requested ports?

How are you setting those properties? I just want to verify the steps you've taken. If you're referring to the advanced settings on the console remote tab, that doesn't change the ports that Serviio uses. That's telling Serviio what external ports you are using through your firewall.

To change the ports Serviio itself uses, you edit the user.vmoptions file in the config folder, following the options listed in this help page: https://www.serviio.org/index.php?optio ... icle&id=43

I was using the Advanced Settings on the remote tab.
I am running serviio on FreeBSD 12.2 in a jail. I don't see a user.vmoptions file in /usr/local/etc/serviio.
I guess I edit the rc.conf and pass options there?

Thanks for your help.

Yes, I believe you have to create the file manually. Serviio created mine because I had a user setting in the main system file, and when the developer added this new function it migrated it for me. Here's the content of my user.vmoptions file:

There's no format to it, like the XML files require. I use it to increase the resolution of my thumbnail images, which is what the second line does. Based on what you want to do, you need to add the lines:


Finally, open the ServiioService.exe.vmoptions file in the Serviio/bin folder and add this line:


Restart Serviio and you should be using the new ports.