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<blockquote data-quote="fredflintstone" data-source="post: 826081" data-attributes="member: 10524"><p>Okay, it seems it's would be a incorrect setting of my apache at home :-(</p><p></p><p>I do the following steps:</p><p></p><p>1. de-install my wlan card and drivers</p><p>2. delete all reg-entries of the virtual wifi and the wlan card</p><p>3. restart</p><p>4. stop apache service</p><p>5. delete a none used virtual host entry in apache config</p><p>6. re-configure ampdroid port-forwarding in my apache and re-configure my apache proxy</p><p>7. restart apache</p><p></p><p>Now it works since 5 1/2 hours without break-downs.</p><p></p><p>I remember me that the problem occured since I've de-installed a webcam software which runs on port 8080 and was forwarded via apache proxy to port 80. After deleting the virtual host for the not existing cam software it seems it was solved. I can not say if the problem was an apache error, or an incorrect setup of the ms virtual wifi, sorry for that!</p><p></p><p>The tv-server seems now to work with the default setting (auto-ip) without problems and over the virtual wifi adapter.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fredflintstone, post: 826081, member: 10524"] Okay, it seems it's would be a incorrect setting of my apache at home :-( I do the following steps: 1. de-install my wlan card and drivers 2. delete all reg-entries of the virtual wifi and the wlan card 3. restart 4. stop apache service 5. delete a none used virtual host entry in apache config 6. re-configure ampdroid port-forwarding in my apache and re-configure my apache proxy 7. restart apache Now it works since 5 1/2 hours without break-downs. I remember me that the problem occured since I've de-installed a webcam software which runs on port 8080 and was forwarded via apache proxy to port 80. After deleting the virtual host for the not existing cam software it seems it was solved. I can not say if the problem was an apache error, or an incorrect setup of the ms virtual wifi, sorry for that! The tv-server seems now to work with the default setting (auto-ip) without problems and over the virtual wifi adapter. [/QUOTE]
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