Access to settings pages is now restricted?

[Mr. Floppy]

Hi,

this topic is old but for me new. I try to install LMS on a docker image which have the IP 172.17.0.2 (on synology). I add the port 9000 to th edocker container. If I try to configure the LMS over the GUI from my normal network 192.168.1.0/24 I get an 403 Forbidden: settings/server/wizard.html

LMS logfile said:
Slim::Web::HTTP::generateHTTPResponse (991) Access to settings pages is restricted to the local network or localhost: 172.17.0.1 -> 172.17.0.2 (settings/server/wizard.html)

How can I disable that new "feature"?

Edit: I understand that this is not given if you protect the lms. But a fresh installed system starts with a wizard and you have no chance to enable security. And in additional, I don't like a security which is not needed if you stay inside your network. Please add a fix for docker.

[mherger]

> this topic is old but for me new. I try to install LMS on a docker image
> which have the IP 172.17.0.2 (on synology).

Just use the Synology package and get rid of the hassle with Docker...

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Michael

[Mr. Floppy]

Yes that's easier. But their is one plug in that doesn't work which I need. Bookmark history is a great plug in for audio books. But that doesn't work in my install and I don't get any support. Wrote two times in the forum. It always starts the album from the beginning and not from bookmark.
I try to use that bookmark on a Ubuntu installation and here it's working. So my plan was to use it under docker . But as you see here, it have some different problems.

I don't like the new security Funktion if you cannot disable it.

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[mherger]

> I don't like the new security Funktion if you cannot disable it.

You can disable it, and it's been described before. But 99% of the
people who want to disable it do so for the wrong reason. You want to
disable it in order to work around other limitations, eg. Docker support
in DSM, or lack of knowledge how to configure Docker properly etc. You
want to give up a security feature because it seems to be easier than to
address the real issues.

I posted on the Bookmarks thread, because I believe you should solve the
Bookmarks issue, not work around it using a sledgehammer.

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Michael

[edwin2006]

Is it possible (and how) to add a second subnet to the allowed host so it works when connected via vpn?

[mrw]

Is it possible (and how) to add a second subnet to the allowed host so it works when connected via vpn?

Settings|Advanced|Security - 'Allowed IP Addresses' might give you what you seek. I've never tried it, I've never needed to.

[edwin2006]

Thnx, will try this.