Hi. Just new for the forum and so with my Bubba|Two device
Have been doing a bit of research considering the DLNA-support for my new Samsung tv. Finally worked it out by adding some lines and so on in the mediatomb config.
After a few more tweaks (trying to get subs to work) my config.xml was unreadable and I just got a login-page in the web ui
The log says:
"INFO: Loading configuration from: /etc/mediatomb/config.xml
ERROR: read_text_file: could not open /etc/mediatomb/config.xml : Permission denied"
Anyone familiar with this and know how to solve it? I'm not very talented in using unix-commands neither which makes me a bit unsure, since I don't want to end up in a total restore.
Thanks for any help!
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Mediatomb config.xml unreadable
Re: Mediatomb config.xml unreadable
Try this:
chmod a+rx /etc/mediatomb
chmod a+r /etc/mediatomb/config.xml
That's overkill but it probably ought to help. If that doesn't work or you get a "permission denied" here, try doing it as root.
chmod a+rx /etc/mediatomb
chmod a+r /etc/mediatomb/config.xml
That's overkill but it probably ought to help. If that doesn't work or you get a "permission denied" here, try doing it as root.
Re: Mediatomb config.xml unreadable
On a note, we have tried two other upnp/dlna servers for eventual replacement.
We first tried "fuppes", which first looked promising, but after some testing we noticed it would for example crash if stopping playback from an PS3(?).
We've also tested "minidlna" which actually worked fine on both xbox360 and PS3. Unless the xbox360 compat mode for mediatomb gets working we will probably replace it with minidlna in next release. (The only problem with minidlna is that it's written by netgear employee)
And yea, you can find both fuppes and minidlna in claire.
/Carl
We first tried "fuppes", which first looked promising, but after some testing we noticed it would for example crash if stopping playback from an PS3(?).
We've also tested "minidlna" which actually worked fine on both xbox360 and PS3. Unless the xbox360 compat mode for mediatomb gets working we will probably replace it with minidlna in next release. (The only problem with minidlna is that it's written by netgear employee)
And yea, you can find both fuppes and minidlna in claire.
/Carl
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Re: Mediatomb config.xml unreadable
Just out of interest, why is that a problem?carl wrote:The only problem with minidlna is that it's written by netgear employee
Re: Mediatomb config.xml unreadable
Sorry, I typed wrongly there, what I meant is that it's developed by a single netgear developer, i.e. there lacks some community and multiple developers.RandomUsername wrote:Just out of interest, why is that a problem?carl wrote:The only problem with minidlna is that it's written by netgear employee
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Re: Mediatomb config.xml unreadable
Ah I see. That makes more sensecarl wrote:Sorry, I typed wrongly there, what I meant is that it's developed by a single netgear developer, i.e. there lacks some community and multiple developers.RandomUsername wrote:Just out of interest, why is that a problem?carl wrote:The only problem with minidlna is that it's written by netgear employee
Re: Mediatomb config.xml unreadable
Hehe, no problem,RandomUsername wrote:Ah I see. That makes more sensecarl wrote:Sorry, I typed wrongly there, what I meant is that it's developed by a single netgear developer, i.e. there lacks some community and multiple developers.RandomUsername wrote:
Just out of interest, why is that a problem?
actually minidlna works pretty nice, except some minor bugs (default web link points in strange directions). The package in claire ships with default config so if you want to test it you need to modify the config manually.
Re: Mediatomb config.xml unreadable
This worked after my first try! Much appreciated!mcg wrote:Try this:
chmod a+rx /etc/mediatomb
chmod a+r /etc/mediatomb/config.xml
That's overkill but it probably ought to help. If that doesn't work or you get a "permission denied" here, try doing it as root.