Thanks for the feedback!Upgraded to 17BA, wanted to try JFFS backup, all looks good!!
Nothing overt I can think of, I didn't touch any of the minidlna code in the recent releases.
I just double-checked my Yamaha receiver, VIZIO TV, Roku 3 and Windows Media Player and they all can see/use my media server.
Only possibility I can come up with is if you have a really long name for the media server, you might try to shorten it a bit (mine is 17 characters). I closed a bunch of potential buffer overflow conditions in V16, and maybe one of those is coming into play.
That's all Greek to me... and I am Greek!Nothing really important relative to Asuswrt there. SSLv2 support is already disabled, rejecting DH below 1024-bit is only to ensure that a remote server doesn't use a lower 768-bit DH, and CVE-2016-0701 does not affect OpenVPN.
There are two things you can try....Hmm, there's something not right for me. On 15, Samba shares show up straight away automatically on my PC and Media Server is always available on my TV's and amps, on 16 and 17 I have to manually point the pc to the samba share to find the folders and Media Server either take an age to connect on my other equipment or don't connect at all. Merlins firmware behaves the same way, I'll stick to 15 for now as I've resolved the only issue I had with that version.
#!/bin/sh
# Turn off multicast snooping (can block minidlna advertisement)
echo 0 > /sys/class/net/br0/bridge/multicast_snooping
exit
There are two things you can try....
First, check the minidlna log file for any errors....it can be found at
path_to_media_share/.minidlna/minidlna.log
Second thing to try is to make a /jffs/scripts/init-start script with the following (or add the relevant lines to your existing init-start)
Code:#!/bin/sh # Turn off multicast snooping (can block minidlna advertisement) echo 0 > /sys/class/net/br0/bridge/multicast_snooping exit
EDIT: Just a quick note on the above....this can be very intermittent. If your media server is there one minute and gone the next, the above will probably help.
I run with the auto log off, and think it's probably a good safety measure, especially if you try to logon from multiple PCs. Where I've see intermittent problems (that I haven't been able to track down), is when you leave one of the message pages open on the PC, either the 'logged off' page, or the 'can't log on because another user is logged on'. I've found if you close these pages first when they occur, things run much smoother.
I've been thinking about this one, and don't see any way that QOS should affect ssh.HI John
I have a NT66U router, have flashed 16E1 firware onto it and everything works great apart from QOS, when I enable it and leave everything as default I am unable to SSH into any external hosts either by IP or hostname, I tried adding SSH on port 22 to the user specified list with the highest priority but it does not make any difference.
thanks for the firmware.
Is there any reason/setting on 16e and 17b firmware why I'm struggling to get my TV's and amp to access the media server on the router. Its just showing as not available, works perfectly on 15?
How is the disk formatted? For ext formatted disks, e2fsck is run automatically after a certain number of mounts. A disk check can also be run automatically if the router detects a problem on the disk.EDIT:Scanned the disk from the router and now the media server is back...? What's up with this?
Definitely not....I just ran a test to double check nothing went awry....I've found my problem. When my PC is on (thus accessing the media server) the rest of my devices can't connect, turn the PC off the TV's can cannot looks like only one device at a time can access it. Does this sound right?
I wonder if the pc accessing Samba and Media servers at the same time has something to do with it?Definitely not....I just ran a test to double check nothing went awry....
Streaming one movie to Roku Media Player
Streaming another movie to another PC with WMP
Playing music to another PC via WMP
Trying to think of something for you to try
How is the disk formatted? For ext formatted disks, e2fsck is run automatically after a certain number of mounts. A disk check can also be run automatically if the router detects a problem on the disk.
Why it hung up media server after 'fixing' the problem, I don't know.
Shouldn't matter either....I wonder if the pc accessing Samba and Media servers at the same time has something to do with it?
Shouldn't matter either....
Just started a copy of 4GB file to the media server drive from a PC using SMB, then while that was going on started a movie via the Roku Media Player.
Did you try and apply the init-start fix I mentioned?
Managed to reproduce it.. happened again when I switched the router off from mains. I doubt it ever happened like this. There was no disk activity at the time.How is the disk formatted? For ext formatted disks, e2fsck is run automatically after a certain number of mounts. A disk check can also be run automatically if the router detects a problem on the disk.
Why it hung up media server after 'fixing' the problem, I don't know.
And, you're also missing some other elements besides the switch. What browser are you using?
EDIT: Nevermind...was able to recreate it. I'll post up a refresh for the beta shortly.
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