accept denied 127.0.0.1

[slate]

Hmm unable to start web interface using 127.0.0.1; works fine remotely using real IP.
Tried rebooting and installing to 7.6.2 - r33257
Server running Win7-32

Logfile states:
Slim::Networking::Slimproto::slimproto_accept (182) unauthorized host, accept denied 127.0.0.1

No unusual events to report.

[JJZolx]

How about giving it a little more effort...

What are you trying to say?

[slate]

sorry; my enter key decided to make the post instead of shutting down the dialog in front of my browser...

[slate]

Updated to latest nightly, still fails

Can add that the Control Panel Diagnostics thinks my local SBS are OK, but for mysqueezebox.com it reports:

Server IP address : 79.125.18.91
Ping : OK
Port 3483 : Failed
Port 9000 : Failed

[slate]

Forgot that I during the weekend had done a clean install to verify another problem. When I reapplied the various settings I played around with security.
It is now disabled :$

Remembered this when I went to enable smartgain. I finally got around to apply gain settings to my library. Could not find MetaFlac so used dBpoweramps convert tool... It also took care of the part of my library that was compressed in Flac level 8.
Took 7 hours for my 6 cores to cheew through 240 GB

[sadglad]

Server IP address : 79.125.18.91
Ping : OK
Port 3483 : Failed
Port 9000 : Failed


I got this problem too, how did you solve it?

[slate]

As I confessed in #5 it was a problem I had introduced myself in
settings -> Advanced -> Security

I think that I had enabled "Block Incoming Connections" but as "Allowed IP Addresses" = 192.168.0.*

192.168.0.* being my internal IP range here at home

Then everything appeared to work, until some weeks later when I tried to use the webbrowser on the server itself.
As it launced using "local" (127.0.0.1) it was caught by the filter.

I disabled it again, but had I changed the filter to 192.168.0.*,127.0.0.1 it should have worked.

[sadglad]

Thank you for answering slate. I got it disabled already so I guess I have a different problem