SickBeard

[silentsoul]

I saw that sick beard was announced as an amahi app at http://www.amahi.org/apps/sick-beard

How long until i will be able to install this from the apps section? I am very excited about this app.

Keep up all the great work you guys do!





System: 2.6.32.23-170.fc12.x86_64 , x86_64
Platform: 5.6-8
Core: 3.6-1

[bigfoot65]

It is in alpha and should be ready for testing soon. Once it's working, you can help us test.

[riyadc]

I added you to the list, you should be seeing it on your apps list.

Once its installed go to http://sickbeard, it will say "Unknown version: If you've never used the Sick Beard upgrade system then I don't know what version you have. Update Now" on the top, click the update now button and it'll update and restart, should take a min or so for it to restart.

[silentsoul]

It installed and i updated and everything seems to be working.

The first issue I have ran into (and this is probably a web-apps proxy issue)

It shows up on the apps proxy home page, but when you click on it you are taken to

http://sickbeard/home

Which means you cannot access this from outside your lan.

[bigfoot65]

I would imagine that is due to the use of proxypass with this app. There are a few apps that have this issue. Recommend changing proxypass in the .conf file to RedirectPermanent on the first occurrence and eliminate the second one completely. Also may need to change it from localhost to sickbeard. Restart httpd and this should fix that problem.

OpenVPN ALS uses RedirectPermanent and it is accessible outside the LAN. At least through a port forward it is, but not sure about Web-Apps Proxy.

[stueyboy]

I'd be keen to have a crack at testing this. Sounds mighty useful..

[dsk]

This is great news! I had suggested this app a week ago with my other user name. (I have multiple HDA's running). I sat down today to try and make a web-app for this and I checked facebook and there was the announcement for it. You guys are great! I have beta tester status but it does not show in my app list yet. I will test this as soon as its available for install.

Again, Great Job developers/contributors.

[silentsoul]

I would imagine that is due to the use of proxypass with this app. There are a few apps that have this issue. Recommend changing proxypass in the .conf file to RedirectPermanent on the first occurrence and eliminate the second one completely. Also may need to change it from localhost to sickbeard. Restart httpd and this should fix that problem.

OpenVPN ALS uses RedirectPermanent and it is accessible outside the LAN. At least through a port forward it is, but not sure about Web-Apps Proxy.

I don't think i understand, I am unable to find a .conf file for sickbeard to change this, and i wasn't able to find a .conf for apps-proxy.

Can you give me an idea to what you are talking about.

[bigfoot65]

Change the .conf for sick beard. It is located in the /etc/httpd/conf.d directory. It will start out with a number.

Change the first proxypass line to RedirectPermanent and leave the rest of the line alone. Then delete the second line and save it. Restart httpd and see if that helps. All Amahi apps have a .conf file in that directory.

[silentsoul]

Change the .conf for sick beard. It is located in the /etc/httpd/conf.d directory. It will start out with a number.

Change the first proxypass line to RedirectPermanent and leave the rest of the line alone. Then delete the second line and save it. Restart httpd and see if that helps. All Amahi apps have a .conf file in that directory.

Ok so new problem:

This is my .conf for sickbeard

<VirtualHost *:80>

ServerName sickbeard
ServerAlias sickbeard.*********.com



RedirectPermanent / http://localhost:8081/
# ProxyPassReverse / http://localhost:8081/

DocumentRoot /var/hda/web-apps/sickbeard/html

But now when I try to get to it, either from inside my LAN or outside, it redirects to http://localhost:8081. it does the same thing if from inside my LAN i try to go to http://sickbeard.***.com


Ever after i uninstall the app and reinstall it does the same thing.

I have done a service httpd restart multiple times as root while testing this.