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What a killer application!! Thanks mingoto!

I initially was mistaken that firefly would do this job, after several frustrating hours i got firefly to work just to discover it didnt do what i expected. This app do exactly what i want, plays music on a simple browser, which means i can use it on my laptop or remote from work if i which. I hope the bandwidth usage is not notable for my employer :-)

And after i set up password protection this feels complete.

Thanks again!

loskings wrote:

Hello

I have a problem with Musicbrowser that i hope someone can help me with. I have installed the latest release + lighttpd and php extension. I can browse to the dns using ip adress:8080 where i see the "musicbrowser" folder. Trying to access this folder i get a "403-Forbidden" message. Now i`v just spent 2 hours searching this forum and tried various ways to fix this but now i consider my self beaten. I have no prior Linux experience so for me getting this far, i`m impressed . Anyways, is there anyone out there who might tell me whats wrong here? Or if needed, ask me to provide more information.

You probably need to make the music browser folder readable for everyone.  Try issuing "chmod -R a+rx musicbrowser" on the command line.

loskings wrote:

I tried running that command, and it ran without any visible errors. I still get the same 403 - Forbidden when i try to access the musicbrowser folder. Any other suggestions?

Maybe index.php isn't set up as a default page.  Try accessing http://yourserver:8080/musicbrowser/index.php directly.

loskings wrote:

mingoto wrote:

loskings wrote:

I tried running that command, and it ran without any visible errors. I still get the same 403 - Forbidden when i try to access the musicbrowser folder. Any other suggestions?

Maybe index.php isn't set up as a default page.  Try accessing http://yourserver:8080/musicbrowser/index.php directly.

I tried doing what you suggested. I still get the same error. I actually get the feeling that this isn't a fault in your application but sadly i know to little about Linux/lighttp to figure it out my self. Any help is appreciated if you have some spare time

Hey,
I had exactly the same problem - as it turns out my lighttpd wasn't actually configured to use php!

I got some instructions from: http://trac.lighttpd.net/trac/wiki/Tuto … ttpdAndPHP
(the cofiguration-part for Linux)

I'm using Fonz' 0.5 fun_plug-script and simply downloaded the php5-package and copied it onto my DNS323... That automatically installed php for me and I didn't have to worry about it..)
(make sure that you can run "php -v" and "php-cgi -v" )

I had to change this in my /ffp/etc/lighttpd.conf:
added

"mod_fastcgi",

to the server.modules-section

and I added this at the end of the file:

fastcgi.server = ( ".php" => (( 
                     "bin-path" => "/ffp/bin/php-cgi",
                     "socket" => "/tmp/php.socket"
                 )))

(obviously you'll have to change "bin-path" to point to your php-cgi...)

As someone mentioned before - make sure that you have correct permissions on your files and folders...
Hope this helps and you get it working...

Thanks for this great app btw! This was exactly what I was looking for...
Uhm, the problem is just that I can't get the Flash-player working for some reason... The Flash-player only says " undefined " and nothing happens when I click on any of the "play"-links... (I can see the player, but the playlist seems to be empty) However, m3u and pls-playback is working fine over VLC...

jk-pc

loskings wrote:

I got it working!! Thanks alot

EDIT: ERROR: The $config['path'] "/mnt/HD_a2/media/music" isn't readable  i guess i need to do some more configuring

chmod -R a+rx /mnt/HD_a2/media/music

jk-pc wrote:

loskings wrote:

mingoto wrote:

Maybe index.php isn't set up as a default page.  Try accessing http://yourserver:8080/musicbrowser/index.php directly.

I tried doing what you suggested. I still get the same error. I actually get the feeling that this isn't a fault in your application but sadly i know to little about Linux/lighttp to figure it out my self. Any help is appreciated if you have some spare time

Hey,
I had exactly the same problem - as it turns out my lighttpd wasn't actually configured to use php!

I got some instructions from: http://trac.lighttpd.net/trac/wiki/Tuto … ttpdAndPHP
(the cofiguration-part for Linux)

I'm using Fonz' 0.5 fun_plug-script and simply downloaded the php5-package and copied it onto my DNS323... That automatically installed php for me and I didn't have to worry about it..)
(make sure that you can run "php -v" and "php-cgi -v" )

I had to change this in my /ffp/etc/lighttpd.conf:
added

Code:

"mod_fastcgi",

to the server.modules-section

and I added this at the end of the file:

Code:

fastcgi.server = ( ".php" => (( 
                     "bin-path" => "/ffp/bin/php-cgi",
                     "socket" => "/tmp/php.socket"
                 )))

(obviously you'll have to change "bin-path" to point to your php-cgi...)

As someone mentioned before - make sure that you have correct permissions on your files and folders...
Hope this helps and you get it working...

Thanks for this great app btw! This was exactly what I was looking for...
Uhm, the problem is just that I can't get the Flash-player working for some reason... The Flash-player only says " undefined " and nothing happens when I click on any of the "play"-links... (I can see the player, but the playlist seems to be empty) However, m3u and pls-playback is working fine over VLC...

jk-pc

Have it all up and running now except like JK, flash player isnt working for me. Hate to bother you again but any chance of tips to solve it?

mingoto wrote:

jk-pc wrote:

Uhm, the problem is just that I can't get the Flash-player working for some reason... The Flash-player only says " undefined " and nothing happens when I click on any of the "play"-links... (I can see the player, but the playlist seems to be empty) However, m3u and pls-playback is working fine over VLC...

Can you try enabling asx playlists ('enableAsx' => true) and debug ('debug' => true) in index.php, and try playing an asx playlist in e.g. Windows Media Player? (The flash player uses asx playlists internally.)

Do you see any errors on-screen or in your web server/php error log now?

No errors in log, however when using IE i see an error stating and : klicking on file : Fatal error: Call to undefined function utf8_encode() in /mnt/HD_a2/www/pages/musicbrowser/streamlib.php on line 771

Line:66
char:3
Error: Undefined is null or not an object
Code:0
Url: http://my.ip:8080\musicbrowser\index.php?path=Jazz

Last edited by loskings (2008-03-08 22:26:14)

mingoto wrote:

loskings wrote:

No errors in log, however when using IE i see an error stating and : klicking on file : Fatal error: Call to undefined function utf8_encode() in /mnt/HD_a2/www/pages/musicbrowser/streamlib.php on line 771

Ok, you can temporarily fix this by adding a fake utf8_encode function, see post #70 for how to do that.  I will fix this in a later release.

The problem is that fun_plug ships with an incomplete PHP build, without basic PHP functions like utf8_encode().

Worked like a charm and i`m happy to say that i`m now finally all set up. Thanks for all the help and for a great application

Last edited by loskings (2008-03-09 00:12:40)

Worked for me adding the utf8 line.

thanks!

I had to register to tell you how much I'm loving this browser. Thanks for your work Mingoto and hope to see future updates!

Great job, Mingoto!  I just installed your music browser and I wanted to let you know that it's awesome.

mingoto wrote:

I just released v 0.14.  It's got a workaround for the missing utf8_encode in fun_plug, so you shouldn't have problems with that anymore.

Is this still a problem with the 0.5 funplug?

<?php
echo utf8_encode("Hello, world!\n");
?>

prints, well, "Hello, world!". Is this a suitable test?

Just updated to 0.14. Works like a charm, keep up the good work mingoto