It works fine on my router after set the <upnp_socket> in the configuration file, in addition to that, I also specified the server's ip address use the -s option.
philippe_44 wrote: > Don't worry, when started over the WAN, the config file will not contain > any device (if none is connected/bridged through the wan of course), but > will have the general and common parameters created automatically with > the default values so that you can see what they are. Then you can edit > the file to bind to the right LAN interface and then restart the > application it so that devices are now detected. It's just a 2 steps > process. > > I added that possibility so that a clean default config file can always > be re-generated. You surely can decide to not use that possibility and > manually create a config file, maybe with just one parameter > <upnp_socket>, but I just felt it's easier to auto-generate such default > file as it avoid typos or having people exchanging config files full of > wrong parameters > > About ppc debug, if they were a platform like a Pi for PPC, I'd buy it, > but I'm not aware of any. Even then, I'm afraid that there is a bit too > many variations in Linux environment for such platforms that seems many > used in NAS. I was hoping that the static version would solve your > problem, but obviously it does not. I know some users had success with > my UPnPBridge on ppc, because when I removed it from the build, I had > complaints :). Maybe you can seek for help on that forum ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ericliquid's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=65775 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=104614 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list plugins@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
