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Re: AW: [Updated 30 Dec!] MPExtended WebMediaPortal 0.4.1
I too have the same problem. I've configured my domain in WebMediaPortalHosting.xml (and also moved to port 80), but don't have a C:\Users\xxxx\Documents\IISExpress\ folder.
I do have a copy of applicationhost.config in the IIS install directory (c:\Program Files (x86)\IIS Express\AppServer\) but changing the binding to either :80, :8080, or :80:mydomain doesn't provide me with external access.
Any ideas?
Update: Just checked the logs, seems that a temporary IIS config file is created which contains all of the bindings configured within WebMediaPortalHosting.xml so seems like there's not really a need for me to go editing the IIS config.
Great work BTW, this is looking great so far!
Thanks,
Stefan
You have to configure the domain/IP you use it on in the C:\ProgramData\MPExtended\WebMediaPortalHosting.xml configuration file. Sadly it's not possible to automatically do that yet.Same here. Everything is working from within my network, but no access from outside.
The logs from my router show the packets for port 8080 being forwarded to the host running MPextend, but I never get a response. No errors in the mpextend logs.
Any ideas?
I also found that iis express does not allow external connections by default. Had to make a change to it's config file "applicationhost.config" located at "C:\Users\jowens\Documents\IISExpress\config"
I had to remove localhost from the following entry:
<bindings>
<binding protocol="http" bindingInformation=":8080:localhost" />
</bindings>
External access is working now.
Thanks
Jeff
I too have the same problem. I've configured my domain in WebMediaPortalHosting.xml (and also moved to port 80), but don't have a C:\Users\xxxx\Documents\IISExpress\ folder.
I do have a copy of applicationhost.config in the IIS install directory (c:\Program Files (x86)\IIS Express\AppServer\) but changing the binding to either :80, :8080, or :80:mydomain doesn't provide me with external access.
Any ideas?
Update: Just checked the logs, seems that a temporary IIS config file is created which contains all of the bindings configured within WebMediaPortalHosting.xml so seems like there's not really a need for me to go editing the IIS config.
Great work BTW, this is looking great so far!
Thanks,
Stefan