Fehler bei der Installation gemacht

[JoausI 0]

Ich habe heute auf meinem Synology NAS dem Emby-Server installiert.

Danach konnte ich die App konfigurieren. Dabei hab ich aber die Netzwerk-Einstellungen geändert und danach war die App (Emby-Server auf dem NAS) nicht mehr erreichbar.

Ich dachte ein Deinstallieren und Neu-Installieren des Pakets würde helfen, jedoch kommt nach der Neuinstallation nur ein "forbidden", anstatt der Konfigurations-Oberfläche.

Wer weiß Rat?

Edited March 14 by JoausI

[JoausI 0]

Was vielleicht hilfreich ist - wenn ich statt dem Port 8096 einen anderen nehme - z.B. 8100 - dann bekomme ich die Meldung, dass die Verbindung nicht aufgebaut werden kann. Das bedeutet, dass der Port 8096 schon zum NAS durchkommt, jedoch dort auf einen Fehler läuft.

[Carlo 4547]

Hi

Can you ping or traceroute to nas-diskstation on your LAN? If so, is the destination IP the same as what Emby Server was showing in the Dashboard prior to changing the network settings?

Try replacing nas-diskstation in the URL with the IP of your Synology NAS to see if this might work. 

[Eigeplackter 79]

You cannot use another port that easy, there's a lot of tweaking needed, so better stick to 8096/8920.

Did you configure the needed reverse proxy entry for the url ?

 

[Luke 39654]

@JoausIplease let us know if this helps. Thanks !

[JoausI 0]

9 hours ago, Carlo said:

Hi

Can you ping or traceroute to nas-diskstation on your LAN? If so, is the destination IP the same as what Emby Server was showing in the Dashboard prior to changing the network settings?

Try replacing nas-diskstation in the URL with the IP of your Synology NAS to see if this might work. 

yes - I can reach the nas - it is all on a flat network. the NAS does work fine an i can reach every file there - only the connection to the emby server port does not work

[JoausI 0]

6 hours ago, Eigeplackter said:

You cannot use another port that easy, there's a lot of tweaking needed, so better stick to 8096/8920.

Did you configure the needed reverse proxy entry for the url ?

 

i just installed the emby server packet.

to me it seems as if the uninstall of my first (miss configured) installation leaves something on the nas, which now - on the second installation - is making trouble.

[Eigeplackter 79]

Did you reboot the ans after deinstalling your 1st try ?

Eventually, if you did reboot, you might need to delete some files additionally, havent seen that happen yet.

Connectiong to your synology via cli (ssh) and go to /var/packages/ and check if there is still an folder named 

EmbyServer.

 

[JoausI 0]

2 hours ago, Eigeplackter said:

Did you reboot the ans after deinstalling your 1st try ?

Eventually, if you did reboot, you might need to delete some files additionally, havent seen that happen yet.

Connectiong to your synology via cli (ssh) and go to /var/packages/ and check if there is still an folder named 

EmbyServer.

 

 

I have now deinstalled Emby Server. Then I reboot the device and checked /var/packages - there is no folder "EmbyServer" (see attachment)

Now I reinstalled EmbyServer (see attachment) - but if i go to the configure link - the behaviour is the same - forbidden (see attachment)

[pünktchen 1345]

Emby speichert seine Einstellungen unter /volume1/@appdata/EmbyServer

[Luke 39654]

Yes, you can delete that folder to make a fresh start, if that's what you want to do.

[JoausI 0]

7 hours ago, Luke said:

Yes, you can delete that folder to make a fresh start, if that's what you want to do.

I have deleted the folder /volume1/@appdata/EmbyServer - and then I could install EmbyServer correctly - Thanks a lot

btw - I remove folders manually - is there one command to do it recursivly - also when the directories are not empty?

[Luke 39654]

9 hours ago, JoausI said:

I have deleted the folder /volume1/@appdata/EmbyServer - and then I could install EmbyServer correctly - Thanks a lot

btw - I remove folders manually - is there one command to do it recursivly - also when the directories are not empty?

@sa2000 or  @FrostByte may know.

[FrostByte 5217]

To recursively remove directories using command line add the -r option

rm -r <directory>

 

[Neminem 796]

Ha ha FrostByte you had to google that

[FrostByte 5217]

1 hour ago, Neminem said:

Ha ha FrostByte you had to google that

Guilty    I rarely use command line for anything.  Brain can't handle it.  WinSCP for me!!!!

Edited March 17 by FrostByte

[Carlo 4547]

On 3/16/2025 at 5:54 PM, FrostByte said:

To recursively remove directories using command line add the -r option

rm -r <directory>

 

rm -rf <directory>

can be used as well on most Linux based systems.  The "f" forces the process and avoids a prompt that can happen at times, which could be problem in scripted use.