Today, 07:25 AM
NextPVR has a default configuration expecting that your are working on the localhost. but if you work on a different server the first connection could be a little bit more tricky.
For those dummy like me I write this little guide to explain how to connect on a remote server running NextPVR
First install the application on your server.
After that, login on your server via ssh and edit the file /var/opt/nextpvr/config.xml with your favorite editor and change the following strings:
then restart the server with the following command
Now connect with your browser to the server at the address http://x.x.x.x:8866 using the Username you set in the previous step and password as password.
Once you are logged in go to the settings page > Access > and set the password to something more unique.
You are ready to go!
Hope it could help someone like me to do not wast time to find a solution to this "problem"
For those dummy like me I write this little guide to explain how to connect on a remote server running NextPVR
First install the application on your server.
After that, login on your server via ssh and edit the file /var/opt/nextpvr/config.xml with your favorite editor and change the following strings:
Code:
<Username>[s]admin_[/s]change_it_from_admin_to_what_you_want</Username>
<AllowRemoteAPI>[s]false_[/s]true</AllowRemoteAPI>
<AllowRemoteStreaming> [s]false_[/s]true</AllowRemoteStreaming>then restart the server with the following command
Code:
$ sudo systemctl restart nextpvr-server.serviceNow connect with your browser to the server at the address http://x.x.x.x:8866 using the Username you set in the previous step and password as password.
Once you are logged in go to the settings page > Access > and set the password to something more unique.
You are ready to go!

Hope it could help someone like me to do not wast time to find a solution to this "problem"