Bug #3625
closed
--http_root don't change port
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Description
Becouse there is not any explanation in wiki
--http_port Specify alternative http port
--http_root Specify alternative http webroot
--htsp_port Specify alternative htsp port
--htsp_port2 Specify extra htsp portI use
tvheadend --http_root 80 -C
With must make opening of TVH on :80
but actually it make
:9981/*80*/extjs.html ???
Updated by B C about 9 years ago
just like the cmd line help says, use
--http_port 80
to set a different port
Updated by saen acro about 9 years ago
--http_port X
change 9981 to port X
9981 not respond any more after that.
Not explained
WIKI says nothing
Updated by B C about 9 years ago
yes it changes the port, what else should it do????
Updated by Erik Lowney about 9 years ago
root and port are two different words with two different meanings.
Updated by saen acro about 9 years ago
So whathever I do, there is not posible to have working :80 and :9981 for web.
Becouse "change" port and "alternative" port are different meanings, but same in case.
Updated by B C about 9 years ago
alternative = running on a different port. additional is the correct wording if you are that precise. Never the less, if you want for whatever reason to reach the web IF on more than one port (which IMHO is quote useless), use iptables to define a local redirect of the additional port
Updated by Jaroslav Kysela about 9 years ago
If you want to use port 80, you must run tvheadend as root - it's limitation of *nix system - ports bellow 1024 can be used only as root. But tvh might change the user using -u and -g arguments when all these resources requiring the root access are allocated.
Updated by saen acro about 9 years ago
My idea was different.
I use TVH on STB there is no other user then ROOT ;)
But idea is to have :80 for WEB interface and :9981 :9982 :554/9983 for streaming
because some clients don't understand port different then :9981
p.s. STB don't have IPTABLES