Потерял соединение с сервером.

[Bishkek27 2]

Вот мои последние действия.

  Указал в домашних сетях локальный адрес сервера и https порт 8920 для Emby, теперь не могу получить доступ к серверу. Сертификат SSL поставить не успел. Так же выключил удалённый доступ и настройку связанную с прокси. Сервер обращается к адресу http://[сервер]:8096/web/index.html и выходит надпись Forbidden. А цель была настроить защищённый доступ по https. Как мне вернуть к нему доступ хотя бы http через веб интерфес браузера?

[Lessaj 467]

I'm not really sure how you would have managed to prevent access to 8096 or how you expected to be able to set up SSL because disabling remote connections disables all of the options related to SSL and also disables all the options related to allowing/blocking, so there's really nothing preventing you from accessing 8096 unless you're blocking the port on the device firewall. I guess check system.xml and set the value to true if needed and recycle the service.

<EnableRemoteAccess>true</EnableRemoteAccess>

Otherwise provide server log.

EDIT:
Also make sure there's nothing else related to these lines, they should be single lines and not a block, this will remove any addresses you entered.

  <LocalNetworkSubnets />
  <LocalNetworkAddresses />

 

Edited January 30, 2025 by Lessaj

[Bishkek27 2]

Everything was working perfectly and I was even watching a movie on my TV from my NAS, until I decided to put in the application's network settings this address http://[server]:8920/web/index.html. Sorry I made a mistake I put in the Home networks https port when I was connected to unsecured http 8096. And after saving the settings I got kicked out. Now how do I delete the settings file system.xml, or reset Emby settings? Now I will check both ports blocking, but I don't think that's the reason as 8096 was working initially.

 

Edited January 29, 2025 by Bishkek27

[Lessaj 467]

You don't need to delete the file, just use a text editor to edit it. Where that file is exactly and how you go about editing it will depend on what platform you're running. Reading through it is pretty straight forward, you can edit any of the ports you might have changed as well.

[Bishkek27 2]

I have the Emby server on a NAS from Synology that runs on DSM. I don't know how to access this file.

[Luke 42077]

1 hour ago, Bishkek27 said:

I have the Emby server on a NAS from Synology that runs on DSM. I don't know how to access this file.

HI, please let us know if this guide helps:

Thanks.

[Bishkek27 2]

This guide doesn't work for me because I have a completely different problem. I have port 8920 closed and I don't know how to open it. The other way is to get to the system.xml file and reset it via the terminal I deployed in the docker on the debian image in DSM. The only thing is that I can't get to this file because I don't know its directory and the terminal doesn't see it. The thing is that I disabled all external connections in Emby and set the port address to 8920.

Edited January 30, 2025 by Bishkek27

[Bishkek27 2]

Finaly! I've solved my problem. I needed to get to the system.xml file via SSH terminal and with the help of Carlo's guide I figured out the commands and by deleting the file the server recreated the file. Now everything works. https://emby.media/community/index.php?/topic/118986-tutorial-ssh-into-synology-nas-with-useful-examples/