Topic: Jinzora

[jehu]

How do I access my music over the internet...no problem on the lan but I could not access it fro the internet?  The files install in /opt/jinzora/temp.

[TrevorB]

How do I access my music over the internet...no problem on the lan but I could not access it fro the internet?  The files install in /opt/jinzora/temp.

I will assume that you have installed jinzora from dungog.net. If not, maybe you can give us a little hint as to your setup?
What have you set PublicAccess to?

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config show jinzoraI would suggest that you might like to set it to global-pw-remote => Entire Internet(password required outside local network)

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config setprop jinzora RemoteAccess global-pw-remote
expand-template /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
svc -h /service/httpd-e-smith

[jehu]

Thanks it was set to local...is there a way to speed it up.
Local is slow compared to netjuke...I fear what will happen over the internet.

[christian]

jehu,
you may wish to do a google search on your performance topic or try also an sme search on eaccelerator. This is also covered in the jinzora forums though the sme search will identify the right rpms and make your life easier. eAccelerator will make a huge difference to how quickly the server serves up the info so on your LAN side it will be quite noticable.

The default "slick" interface while very nice is also quite large. My main page to load is over 2MB!! There are compression add ons you can use which will help here particularly over your internet broadband link. Or you could switch to an interface such as "andro". Personally I prefer the bloated "slick"

Your eaccelerator search should pull up the compression add on too.

Good luck!

[christian]

I was looking around for something else and found the link for you in this forum.

read through the following:

http://forums.contribs.org/index.php?topic=31149.0

note the latest version at the end of the thread.

[jehu]

Thanks for the info I will try it when I get home.
I did do a search in the forum before I post and also google.
I made changes to the access from local to global but still get a forbidden error.
Boy I still think netjuke was so much easier to setup, all my music is in one big list only my artist...no album info, genre etc.
Netjuke you loaded the music and it was all sorted for you.
I will keep playing with it.

[christian]

the other package I was thinking of was mod_deflate. search in this forum for the name. I think the sme package is called smeserver-mod_deflate. I haven't yet tried it but in theory it will reduce the size of the web page image sent to your browser. I've installed it but will try it out tomorrow from work.

Can't help with the public access as TrevorB's suggestion looks right.

In my case I installed jinzora ages ago so put it on an i-bay which made things quite simple.

I just love the fact that I can access all of my music from anywhere. I travel a lot and most Hotels these days have internet connections.

[jehu]

Did a new install of the OS and the reinstall Jinzora because I tried to install it many times and mess things up.
Installed using Yum and all is well.
Eaccelerator work great...I used the following commands to get internet access to the music...this is from http://forums.contribs.org/index.php?topic=35794.0
db configuration setprop jinzora PublicAccess public
signal-event webapp-upgrade
I tried what TrevorB said but that did not work.
Hope I did not open a security hole.
Thanks for all your help.

[TrevorB]

I tried what TrevorB said but that did not work.
Hope I did not open a security hole.

Hmmm..., probably because signal-event webapp-upgrade does more than just restart httpd.

public will allow anyone access, which is OK if thats what you want.

If you want password control, use either global-pw or global-pw-remote.

http://dungog.net/sme/webapp.php#settings

Good Luck

[jehu]

I am not quite sure what you mean but if you try to access Jinzora you will be asked for a username and password over the internet.
 

[christian]

You are being asked by Jinzora for a username and password. It is the black screen with the Jinzora logo right?

What Trevor's mechanism should do is also add a valid SME user/ibay password screen ahead of even touching the Jinzora app. I employ this as well as I'm a little nervous about how buggy Jinzora actually is and thus its risk of creating a vulnerability for my system.

So for users coming in from the internet side they have to log in first with SME and then sign in with Jinzora.

Christian

[jehu]

I reinstalled the server with a fresh install of Jinzora and tried what Trevor said but I am at work and getting a forbidden access.
Maybe Trevor's suggestion is good if it was installed in an ibay and not /opt
 

[TrevorB]

Maybe Trevor's suggestion is good if it was installed in an ibay and not /opt

No. That is the standard way for any of the webapps.

If you didn't install jinzora via smeserver-jinzora, then this is not applicable.

Please post the results from

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rpm -q smeserver-jinzora
rpm -q jinzora
config show jinzora
ls /etc/e-smith/templates-custom/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
Thanks
Trevor B

[jehu]

smeserver-jinzora-0.9-7
jinzora-2.7.5-1
jinzora=service
    DbPassword=
    Name=Jinzora Jukebox
    PublicAccess=public
    RemoteAccess=global
    publicaccess=global
ls: /etc/e-smith/templates-custom/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf: No such file or directory
 

[TrevorB]

smeserver-jinzora-0.9-7
jinzora-2.7.5-1

These are the latest versions, looks OK.

jinzora=service
    DbPassword=

This isn't OK. smeserver-jinzora-0.9-7 should have regenerated the password. Did you do a signal-event post-upgrade;signal-event reboot?

   Name=Jinzora Jukebox
    PublicAccess=public
    RemoteAccess=global
    publicaccess=global

PublicAccess is the ONLY one that works (case is important). As per the instructions on the dungog site:

to limit access to the web app.

config setprop jinzora PublicAccess OPTION

OPTION is either of the following.

        none             => No access
        local              => Local network  (no password required)
        local-pw         => Local network  (password required)
        global             => Entire Internet(no password required)
        global-pw        => Entire Internet(password required)
        global-pw-remote => Entire Internet(password required outside local network)

expand-template /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
svc -h /service/httpd-e-smith

This should control access to jinzora on your server. Jinzora itself has different options, so you may need to tweak these, but access to jinzora on your smeserver via the web is controlled by these settings.

ls: /etc/e-smith/templates-custom/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf: No such file or directory
 

Good