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Supporter unlock not working on Kindle Fire


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revengineer
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I installed the emby for android app on my Kindle Fire HD 10 (5th generation). I am having trouble to unlock the TV guide. I am connected to my home LAN where the emby server resides. I followed the blue link to sign in with emby supporter membership. But selecting the guide upon login leads to the same prompt to update the app. The unlock worked fine with my Motorola android phone.

 

Related log entry shows success:

2015-10-05 14:10:49.5032 Info - UserManager: Authentication request for htpcuser has succeeded.

Posted

try closing the app and coming back in. i will have to review this for the next release because currently the app needs to be able to auto-detect the emby server on the lan and that might be a little too restrictive.

revengineer
Posted (edited)

Luke,

I tried that multiple time without success, including closing the app completely. (I would not have posted after a single try :) )

 

EDIT: The server is not auto-detected. I am entering the local IP address to login.

Edited by revengineer
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yea for the next release of the app we'll add a secondary validation method besides just detecting the server.

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In the meantime you could try to get auto detection working.  Is your firewall blocking UDP traffic?

revengineer
Posted

In the meantime you could try to get auto detection working. Is your firewall blocking UDP traffic?

Not on the internal network, but it's blocked going external. Plus I use a nonstandard port for tcp traffic for better security. Which firewall are you referring to.
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Whatever firewall you have on the Emby server machine.

revengineer
Posted

Ok, that would be the windows server and should have nothing to do with my firewall gateway. I then checked the Windows Firewall on the Server. It looks like on emby server install two entries were added for Port 8096 and 8920. Both ports were enabled for TCP traffic. Are you saying I need to create entries for UDP traffic as well? I am puzzled because my android phone unlocked the app with the present firewall configuration just fine.

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Yes, I would create rules for UDP as well and see if the app can then find the server automatically.

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revengineer
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Yes, opening port 8096 for UDP traffic on the emby server machine solved the problem. Thank you!

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