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You may have to open the slingbox ports but I'd be surprised. All you should need to open is the [SERVER] port. |
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Thanks for replying, Gerry. I opened my [SERVER] port as well as 5001, and 5301 and as soon as I connect with VLC, I get this: Slinginfo "350/500/M1/M2" [PASSWORD] 12 30 5201 3072 It works fine if ufw is disabled. |
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Here are the ports I have blocked in/out to my slingbox and it has been working just fine. Everything else is open. access-list 199 remark Block_Slingbox_Ports_To_Prevent_Bricking |
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Please post ALL the server output. The server tries to verify the slingbox is accessible when it starts up, so there will be some clues there. I concur. you've got something wrong with your firewall settings. PS. It has been determined that all you need to block is TCP port 5678 outgoing from your slingbox to prevent bricking. |
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I was able to get this to work by allowing the slingbox IP through the ufw firewall. In case it helps other though, here's the full server output., with redactions for passwords, global IP, etc. without the firewall mod. Version : 3.07 Running on Linux-5.19.17-meson64-aarch64-with-glibc2.35 pid= 1178 1
Register Successful Slinginfo "350/500/M1/M2" [SLINGBOX PASSWORD] 12 30 5201 3072 |
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Error connecting to ('192.168.1.223', 5201) I though you got this working? PS. You can unconfigure your FinderID, support for this is going away in the next release. PPS. Using slingbox at ('192.168.1.223', 5201) Hmm, the code should have given up when it couldn't find any slingboxes and the initial connectivity check failed. Probably a bug in my code. I'll take a look. |
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Thanks, Gerry. The snippet I posted is from before I set the IP allow on the firewall. With the firewall configured, I still get the "No valid slingbox" but then it searches and finds it and it works. This is what it looks like working: Version : 3.07 Running on Linux-5.19.17-meson64-aarch64-with-glibc2.35 pid= 1242 5
Error connecting to ('192.168.1.223', 5201) Slinginfo "350/500/M1/M2" [PASSWORD] 12 30 192.168.1.10 5315 3072 I'm OK now running it like this with the IP exception in the UFW firewall. Just posting in case this helps others. |
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Since RPi's are scarce and costly, this is a good addition. I just ordered one. Could you give some rough steps to get it going? Thanks! |
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You should fix your config.ini to use the correct IP address and port for your slingbox |
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glennybob : Read the ReadMe. |
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You can use a raspbian-stretch image for it or use (my preference) an Ubuntu image such as Here . Just make sure it is for the s905x and use an image writer to write it to sdcard. Then it runs off sdcard. You can then ssh into it like any server or use a display and keyboard. |
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For Le Potato setup, I used the Armbian image here: https://libre.computer/downloads/aml-s905x-cc/ and the youtube tutorial:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-d2zoc-UAuA From there, Gerry's directions in the readme for linux worked fine. |
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Will do- thanks. |
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All,
I just got the slinger working on a Le Potato- thanks Gerry! However, it won't work with the ufw firewall enabled, and I'd like to use a firewall for security. Can anyone tell me which ports need to be allowed through the firewall to make slinger functional? I've already allowed the port I set in config.ini? Thank you.
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