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ok so i found a plug in to be able to control musicbee, it gives me basic control over the player... I use this music player to stream some of my music to teamspeak3 (a chat program) for when i play games with my guild mates... what i want to do is use the webserver to allow other guild leaders to have control over the music stream. I am using apachi along with a no-ip dns to make the website public, but the website does nothing when i visit (the website shows but the buttons do nothing)... it only works when i visit localhost from my web browser (it works perfectly fine when i do this)

Why does the website only work in localhost and why it does not work when i visit

If i could get this working it would be awesome since i could just I-frame the page on our guild website midnightmafia.net and give using rights accordingly

If you are using apache, you need it to redirect to the eventghost webserver plugin. I have not done this but maybe you can use http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/re ... pping.html This would be making apache more or less an intermediary only.

I dont quite undestand... Im faily new to all this
so i would need to make apachi somehow complatible with the webserver plug in? im so confused

Do you use Apache for anything else or just for this particular reason, that you would like to share the music player controls with your friends?
I never used a no-ip service to be honest but a guess it should be possible to use this service without Apache (maybe you even get it running with your router directly)
I, for example, can remote control my EventGhost hosted site from anywhere by simply open port 80 on the router firewall and redirect it to the pc where EG is running on.(note that this is not recommended from a security perspective!)
But I always use the external ip directly to connect (which is changing once every day), but a no-ip service should work the same way as all it does is dynamic dns.

I did dirent my router to open port 80 and redirent it to my pc

...if http://localhost/index.html works for you, there is defiantly not a problem with the plugin.

http://localhost/index.html works perfect the priblem is when i go to the no-ip

when using http://localhost/index.html it works perfect as shown bellow



When i use http://**************.no-ip.org it does not work. I have also tried entering my IP and it does the same thing as when i enter the no-ip address.



I have the plugin correctly directed to the apache folder wich contains the webpage



idk what the problem is it works perfect with localhost but when i use my ip or http://************.no-ip.org/ it does not work.

radenblazed wrote:... the problem is it works perfect with localhost but when i use my ip or http://**************.no-ip.org/ it does not work.

What does "it does not work"?
I connected to the address http://**************.no-ip.org, and it looks like this:Although I do not hear the song, but I am convinced that it works.

Pako

I could imagine, that if you open the webpage via localhost the EG webserver is providing the site and when you go from external the apache does and therefore the events can't be triggered in eventghost.
You can try this by disableling apatche.

Sem;colon wrote:I could imagine, that if you open the webpage via localhost the EG webserver is providing the site and when you go from external the apache does and therefore the events can't be triggered in eventghost.
You can try this by disableling apatche.

You're right, it not occurred to me.
I looked at what I get header from http://**************.no-ip.org: It is obvious that it is not (EventGhost) Webserver.
This gives another header:I think it should be solved by using a different port.
Pako

ok so i got the server up and running XD

anyone know how i would go about showing the artist and title of songs in the webpage? im using the musicbee plug in... i tried using the webserver set value but it just keeps showing the path of the mp3 playing... musicbee has actions to show the tags for the mp3s but i dont know how i would go about using this

this is the action to show the artist how can i incorporate that with this ps ty piko for removing the no-ip address

radenblazed wrote:anyone know how i would go about showing the artist and title of songs in the webpage?

See how it's done in the example, which I published here.

But just recently, I published a new Tornado plugin that replaces the Webserver plugin and also allows you to use WebSocket.
Example of use (and even just to control MusicBee) there is attached.

Pako

Like for Tornado plugin, I added the option to serve with a secure protocol (https://).
Any feedback is welcome.

Pako

Hello Pako,

the webserver seems to have a maximum of 6 requests that can be processed at a time.
Is it possible to increase that?

I attached a small example.

Thank you in advance!