Tvheadend

It looks like your configuration has barfed.

Do you have a config backup?

Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I don't have a config backup.

Also amazing for me, when I open now the web-UI, normaly I was asked for a user and password. Since yesterday no user and password is required.

In the past the user and the password I had to fill in during the login procedure.

Is there another way, w/o a config backup?

Basi Rapi wrote:

Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I don't have a config backup.

Also amazing for me, when I open now the web-UI, normaly I was asked for a user and password. Since yesterday no user and password is required.

In the past the user and the password I had to fill in during the login procedure.

Is there another way, w/o a config backup?

3.4 is a very old release, I believe there are newer versions available for the Synology :).

Mark Clarkson wrote:

3.4 is a very old release, I believe there are newer versions available for the Synology :).

You are right, but it work so perfect for years... If there is an easy work aroud, I would try that first before I setup a new system.

Do you change user access?
Use admin backdoor.

saen acro wrote:

Do you change user access?

Thanks for your reply and no I didn't change the user access.

My problem is, so I think, that the web-ui don't "ask" me during the login procedure for the user and password. So, in my opinion, I'm logged in with the standard user without rights for the config.

I had defined two users in the past: one standard user without config rights and one admin with config rights.

How can I use the admin backdoor in that case?

check from other browser or by cleaning cookies

superuser file in config root

{
"username": "user",
"password": "password" 
}

or run tvheadend with -C

try also
http://user:[email protected]:9981

Many thanks for the possible solutions.

I tried every browser without success. Also the path http://user....9981 doesn't work.

So I focused on the last topic with the "superuser". A few readed threads later I found out, that due to the fact, that tvheadend is installed on Synyology NAS it is not so easy with the superuser.

Via putty I find in the "tvheadend"-folder var/accesscontrol and there the user configurations files. I gave the user "*" all permissons and the config tab was visible after a restart of the NAS :). I change the permissons back via the web-ui and know it works perfect.