How to modify /var/packages/EmbyServer/target/var/config/system.xml

[Tandhruil 26]

Hello

I followed your differents wiki and I can connect to my NAS in SSH got to the /var/packages/EmbyServer/target/var/config/ directory but I don't know how to modify the system.xml file

I've tried SFTP but I can only access to the shared volumes

I want to make this kind of changes :

PS : I'm a newbie in linux

[Tandhruil 26]

OK you can delete the topic, I found a solution

https://www.synology.com/fr-fr/knowledgebase/DSM/tutorial/General_Setup/How_to_login_to_DSM_with_root_permission_via_SSH_Telnet#pc

[FrostByte 5392]

If using Windows then WinSCP might be an easier tool

 

 

[Tandhruil 26]

Thanks for the link.
I've copied the file in a shared directory and edit it with notepad++, then copy back (far more easy than with VIM).
Bytheway my modifications are not working, the application is still using the ancient filter.

Is there another place to modify the system.xml file ?

[Luke 42077]

Make sure to shutdown the server before editing the file.

[Tandhruil 26]

The first time I didn't shut it down. My bad.
The second time I shut down the service before, but it still doesn't work.

I still have a backup copy of the original file if necessary

[Luke 42077]

What does "still doesn't work" mean?

[Tandhruil 26]

By default system.xml

<SortRemoveWords>
    <string>the</string>
    <string>a</string>
    <string>an</string>
    <string>das</string>
    <string>der</string>
    <string>el</string>
    <string>la</string>
  </SortRemoveWords>

so movies starting by "the" or "la" for exemple are sort without  them

Here is my modifications but "le", "les", "un", ... are not removed

Quote

<SortRemoveWords>
    <string>the</string>
    <string>a</string>
    <string>an</string>
    <string>das</string>
    <string>der</string>
    <string>el</string>
    <string>la</string>
    <string>le</string>
    <string>les</string>
    <string>un</string>
    <string>une</string>
    <string>des</string>
  </SortRemoveWords>

 

[Luke 42077]

Try refreshing the metadata on existing titles now.

[Tandhruil 26]

Yes, it works,

Thank you.

[Luke 42077]

Thanks for the feedback.

[oneduality 8]

Maybe not related, but I tried to edit system.xml with the server shutdown to add my own IP filters much more easily.. I simply added a block like this.. 

 

<RemoteIPFilter>
<String> [ ipv4 cidr range ]</String>
<String> [ ipv4 cidr range ]</String>
<String> [ ipv4 cidr range ]</String>
<String> [ ipv4 cidr range ]</String>
</RemoteIPFilter/>

When I thin start the server back up.. that block is gone and it's reverted right back to just being <RemoteIPFilter />

My first thought was maybe these settings are stored in an sqlite database and only being dumped to the system.xml file for technical support reasons? is there ANY way humanly possible to make this work? 

An example range ( a range of US addresses ) that I have in there just so you can see it is:

<String>216.122.76.128/25</String>

 

[Luke 42077]

13 minutes ago, oneduality said:

Maybe not related, but I tried to edit system.xml with the server shutdown to add my own IP filters much more easily.. I simply added a block like this.. 

 

<RemoteIPFilter>
<String> [ ipv4 cidr range ]</String>
<String> [ ipv4 cidr range ]</String>
<String> [ ipv4 cidr range ]</String>
<String> [ ipv4 cidr range ]</String>
</RemoteIPFilter/>

When I thin start the server back up.. that block is gone and it's reverted right back to just being <RemoteIPFilter />

My first thought was maybe these settings are stored in an sqlite database and only being dumped to the system.xml file for technical support reasons? is there ANY way humanly possible to make this work? 

An example range ( a range of US addresses ) that I have in there just so you can see it is:

<String>216.122.76.128/25</String>

 

Hi, if I had to guess, the whole file failed to parse due to a xml exception. The server log would confirm that.