Re: [Gnump3d-users] GnuMP3D only works on local internet

[Jim Lucas]

address@hidden wrote:
> Second that.  It looks to me like port 8888 is being blocked.  Did you try 
> making sure that appropriate Iptables rules are set up?  Something like `-i 
> eth0 -p tcp --dport 8888 -j ACCEPT`.  It looks like you have 'DROP' as the 
> default policy in your firewall rules.
>
> On Friday 13 March 2009 04:13:18 pm Dov Zamir wrote:
> > Taorluath wrote:
> > > I'm running a Xubuntu 8.10 server and I just started using GnuMP3D for my
> > > music server.
> > > Amazingly, it seems to work flawlessly right off the bat. However, this
> > > only works on my local network. My main site works from anywhere, and
> > > http://euroburchills.no-ip.org:8888 http://euroburchills.no-ip.org:8888
> > > works too, but only from computers on my network.
> > Maybe port 8888 is blocked at your external firewall?
> >
> > > Like if I view it from the browser on my server, I'd see everything. It
> > > also works on any computer connected to the same router. However, no one
> > > else can load the page.
> > > I believe that I changed the config file so that it should be visible to
> > > everyone, but nothing seems to work.
> > > Maybe I screwed the file up. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this?
> > > Could I possibly borrow the config file (removed of all personal
> > > information of course) from someone who got their site to work on the
> > > world wide internet?
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I third that...

port scanning your domain euroburchills.no-ip.org (IP: 98.223.89.15) I get only 
port 80 open.

Probably need to take a closer look at your firewall rules.  Not on your 
computer, but on your actual firewall.

Jim Lucas