Empty files

[j1pe]

Hi,
I'm having the same problem with the #27 issue

I'm with a syno NAS DSM 6.2,
The site works fine, the link to the database is correct however, when I download a file, it's 3 bytes.

Here is my file:

/volume1/@appstore/Apache2.4/usr/local/etc/apache24/conf/extra/mod_xsendfile.conf

LoadModule xsendfile_module modules/mod_xsendfile.so

XSendFile on
XSendFilePath /volume1/download
SetEnv MOD_X_SENDFILE_ENABLED yes

I rebooted the NAS and the Web station package several times.

Thanks in advance for the help and congratulations for the good job.

Originally posted by @j1pe in #3 (comment)

[yanncam]

Hello @j1pe

Can you check which Apache version that you use with your Synology ? Apache 2.2 or 2.4 ?
(You can check this by adding a file phpinfo.php with the content <?php phpinfo(); ?> at the root of your web-server),

Search for the string _SERVER["SERVER_SOFTWARE"] in the results to see the version of Apache currently used.

When you have found the right Apache 2.2 or 2.4 used by your Synology, check the xsendfile file associated.

vi /etc/httpd/conf/extra/mod_xsendfile.conf-user # Synology DSM5
vi /volume1/@appstore/WebStation/usr/local/etc/httpd/conf/extra/mod_xsendfile.conf-user # Synology DSM6
vi /volume1/@appstore/Apache2.2/usr/local/etc/apache22/conf/extra/mod_xsendfile.conf # Synology DSM6 for package Apache 2.2
vi /volume1/.4/usr/local/etc/apache24/conf/extra/mod_xsendfile.conf # Synology DSM6 for package Apache 2.4
For the next updates and evolution of DSM version and package version, it's possible to use the following command to find the right mod_xsendfile.conf via SSH : find / -name "*xsendfile*conf*"

Try the latest SSH command to find all xsendfile on your Synology if needed.

I have realised a Bash script to maintain the xsendfile for your KodiWebPortal even if the NAS reboots or if the package is reset (see here : https://github.com/yanncam/KodiWebPortal/blob/master/enableDownload.sh). You can put this script in a cronjob on your DSM.

Please check this again to be sure that the edited xsendfile is correctly used by the loaded version of PHP/Apache on your NAS.

Sincerely,

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[j1pe]

Thank you for your quick response.
I'm in version 2.4. The modified file is the right one.

I found an error in the file path on KodiWebPortal

Entre le chemin et le nom du fichier, il manque un /
Dans ma base de donnée, le chemin est bon (et fonctionne bien avec Kodi)

I don't know what the problem is, but I think it's the cause.

Thank you for your help.

[yanncam]

Hum, ok, I see.

Can you double-check your config.php file of KodiWebPortal ? To be sure that these directives contain a trailing slash ?

define("NAX_MOVIES_LOCAL_PATH", "/volume1/MEDIATHEQUE/");	// Local path where are movies
define("NAX_MOVIES_REMOTE_PATH", "smb://NAX/MEDIATHEQUE/");	// Location of movies in Kodi DB
define("NAX_TVSHOW_LOCAL_PATH", "/volume1/MEDIATHEQUE/");	// Local path where are TVshow
define("NAX_TVSHOW_REMOTE_PATH", "smb://NAX/MEDIATHEQUE/");	// Location of TVshow in Kodi DB

You have to set the trailing slash like /volume1/MEDIATHEQUE/, not /volume1/MEDIATHEQUE, can you check this ? :)

[j1pe]

I forgot all about the "/.
Thanks

However that does not solve my problem of downloading at 3 bytes

[yanncam]

Can you check the Apache / PHP log file on your NAS when you try to download a file ?

[j1pe]

I find my F***** problem.

It's Virtual Host, I configured this with my foot.

I'm sorry and thank you for your help and yourgreat job !!!

[yanncam]

No problem, glad to see that it's fix :) !

Have a nice confined day ! :)

[j1pe]

Have a nice confined day ! :)

Thanks you too