Hi @Yuzu
Could you send me the address of your browser’s addressbar when you access your QNAP web administration? (a private message is also ok, if you don’t want to share it publicly).
If you did not open the web interface by its IP address, please try, if that changes anything.
Not using SSL or using local domain name doesn’t change a thing in this case.
I’ve temporarily worked around the issue by manually installing the server to test whatever it will boot, and it does just fine. Still have to figure out how to set up a deamon for it if I want to continue using it ( the shell script doesn’t really work well on QNAP )
Would still prefer to have it QNAP PKG way tho…
I am curious whatever access/error logs can be found somewhere to see what’s actually the root cause of the error, but I have no clue.
Hi @Yuzu,
Thanks for the info.
Can you check, if you can access the RoonServer UI by opening it directly https:// << IP-ADDRESS >> : << PORT >> /cgi-bin/qpkg/RoonServer
?
You’ll need to be logged in your QNAP web administration as an admin user.
Do you have any blocker extension enabled in your webbrowser?
Which browser do you use and does a different browser work?
Also, does your QNAP have multiple IP addresses?