FirePlay Flash client for FireFly

[EVILRipper]

To tonzurakoite:

So to clarify:
– Port 256 is used by firefly. (port 512 seems to be ‘something’ else, guess it’s the Edna you mentioned)
– You -can- stream using Fireplay local.
– You -cant- stream using Fireplay remote.
– You -can- stream using the applet remote.

So, you might search for the difference between the applet and fireplay.
Since I don’t know how the applet or fireplay work/connect, I have no idea what could be causing this (most probably) blocked connection.

And I must say, you have some good music. 😉 (I couldnt resist doing a quick check with DaapPlaylistGenerator)

Oh, and I guess “others” dont have execute and/or read access to the archives. I get a ‘Not Authorized’ message.

P.S. Thanks, 10.000 Maniacs sounded great. 🙂

[fizze]

That’s what my nmap sais, at least:

PORT     STATE    SERVICE       VERSION

80/tcp   open     http          Microsoft IIS webserver 5.1

135/tcp  filtered msrpc

139/tcp  open     netbios-ssn

256/tcp  open     http          mt-daapd httpd svn-1586

443/tcp  open     https?

445/tcp  open     microsoft-ds  Microsoft Windows XP microsoft-ds

1030/tcp open     msrpc         Microsoft Windows RPC

1720/tcp filtered H.323/Q.931

3389/tcp open     microsoft-rdp Microsoft Terminal Service

8080/tcp open     http          TiVo Desktop httpd 1.4.279.957

🙄

[Anonymous]

Hi all,
I am new to Firefly. I got it working on Fedora 8 and I really love it. I am trying to get Fireplay working so I can use it at work. However, after simply dropping the files into /usr/share/mt-daapd/admin-root and loading http://localhost:3689/FirePlay.html Fireplay just hangs “trying” to connect to localhost. Everything works fine in Itunes with Firefly. Any help would be great.

[fizze]

Well, if localhost is your server, then that should work.
Maybe some ip-filters cut the localhost traffic. Did you try to access it via IP / hostname?

[Anonymous]

Yes, I have tried to access it using the hostname, internal 192.168.x.x, and external ip 24.x.x.x. All use give the same result. Besides port 3689, is there another that I should open? Is this a firewall issue?

[Bo Mellberg]

Have you tried editing the .html as well? There are three places where you can specify your hostname (or ip) and port.

[Anonymous]

Yes, I have changed those to the external IP. I am at work now. Same hang. I am forwarding 3689 to that machine, all I get is Connecting to http://24.x.x.x:3689. does port 80 need to forward to? Thanks again

[calvin]

Hi Bo,

would it be possible to configure some keys for your perfect client 🙂

I am using it on a FujisuSiemens Activy (thats an embedded XP Media Center box) with my TV. Mouse is a little bit difficult doing it with the arrows on a remote control. It would be perfect if e.g.
G for Genre
A for Artist
L for album List
S for Source / or S for Search?
and some other key for the Song list
would be possible.

thanks in advance

[Bo Mellberg]

Would a tab-functionality be sufficient? I think that can be quite easily implemented.

[calvin]

that would be good start, i will try that ! 🙂

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