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apache2-ycast.conf.example #108
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UPDATE if it helps:
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It's not directly related to the apache2 config, but when I brought up a virtual machine on CentOs 9 recently, I ran into trouble with running yCast on the local loopback interface and firewalld. yCast
(note how firewalld
This is a single-purpose set-up, so I don't need to worry much about running a webserver or anything else. |
Thanks for your idea 👍 , just implemented it with iptables (only for my LAN, because I have external http requests):
Someday I may try to sniff NA7004's requests and keep up inform any interested. |
@dkarnout, I'm glad it helped you. An http server is of course a much better solution, but I have only a single device, so I guess for that use case it's ok. I don't have an NA7004, but I'd be surprised if it's a different logic to mine (MCR610); is the DNS server set correctly on your NA7004? |
@SpeedyGoneZales I managed it with your help (again)! The problem was NA7004's DNS setting as you said. So I can confirm yCast works flawlessly for NA7004 with mandatory both local DNS records: |
Hi!
I would be glad if there could be an apache2-ycast.conf.example like nginx-ycast.conf.example, while i am a server noob, my home server runs already apache2 and i would not load it with so many services.
I would like to test it using a Marantz NA7004.
The following does a 'Server Error' on NA7004's screen. Thanks in advance!
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