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DaveyDee
05-16-2023, 10:06 AM
My hard drive was on the point of failing, I imaged the drive, repaired windows 10, but...

Mezzmo seemed unaffected, the Server shows as started, the Mezzmo manager seems to be ok however, none of my clients, Android, Samsung, etc. can even detect or connect to the Server.

Any suggestuins on what action(s) I can take to recover from this?

Peter
05-16-2023, 11:03 AM
Please try temporarily disabling your Windows Firewall to see if the clients can detect the server. Also check the interface list in 'Media Server Settings' to see if Mezzmo is listening on the correct interface.

DaveyDee
05-16-2023, 11:13 AM
Please try temporarily disabling your Windows Firewall to see if the clients can detect the server. Also check the interface list in 'Media Server Settings' to see if Mezzmo is listening on the correct interface.

Turned off the Firewall, still no connection with Mezzmo clients, the Android app will not even allow me to ADD the server manually, and the Samsung TV's will not access the server. Strangely enough, the Server is accessible from the File Manager on my other PC's though, showing as a Network Location.

I can also log in on all the devices using web browsers, just not the Mezzmo apps (Android/Samsung)

Peter
05-16-2023, 12:59 PM
Try enabling logging in Mezzmo then after restarting your Mezzmo media server browse for servers from a device and look in the MezzmoMediaServer log for a GET request on /desc
GET /desc

DaveyDee
05-16-2023, 07:16 PM
Try enabling logging in Mezzmo then after restarting your Mezzmo media server browse for servers from a device and look in the MezzmoMediaServer log for a GET request on /desc
GET /desc

GET /desc HTTP/1.1
HOST: 192.168.0.210:53168
ACCEPT-LANGUAGE: en-us
Connection: Keep-Alive
USER-AGENT: DLNADOC/1.50 SEC_HHP_[TV] Samsung 5 Series (32)/1.0 UPnP/1.0
Content-Length: 0


135058 - May 16 09:53:31.063 [ThreadID:18b0] - [18B0] > ---------------------------------------------------------------------
135059 - May 16 09:53:31.063 [ThreadID:18b0] - [18B0] INFO > OnData: we have complete response packet: DeferDestruction = 0 on socket 5500 (1443)
135060 - May 16 09:53:31.064 [ThreadID:18b0] - [18B0] INFO > GetTargetDeviceProfile: Device IP does not exist or communication time has expired

135061 - May 16 09:53:31.064 [ThreadID:0090] - [0090] > _GetLocalMAC: found MAC address (90-2B-34-30-F4-0C) for local IP address (192.168.0.210)
135062 - May 16 09:53:31.065 [ThreadID:0090] - [0090] > _GetLocalMAC: found MAC address (90-2B-34-30-F4-0C) for local IP address (192.168.0.210)
135063 - May 16 09:53:31.065 [ThreadID:0090] - [0090] > 90 PostMX_MSEARCH (rcode = 0) NOT RESPONDED TO: urn:schemas-upnp-org:device:RemoteUIServerDevice:1 on socket 1536
135064 - May 16 09:53:31.065 [ThreadID:0090] - [0090] INFO > 90 fd_counts: readset = 5, writeset = 0, errorset = 3, tv_sec = 86400, tv_usec = 0, slct = 0, v = 86400000
135065 - May 16 09:53:31.107 [ThreadID:18b0] - [18B0] IN > 18B0 [ Generic Device (NTSC)]: HTTP-PACKET for 192.168.0.210 (/desc)
135066 - May 16 09:53:31.108 [ThreadID:18b0] - [18B0] INFO > VerifyDevice: Device IP does not exist or communication time has expired
135067 - May 16 09:53:31.120 [ThreadID:18b0] - [18B0] WARN > MediaServer_ProcessHTTPPacket: BLOCKED DEVICE BECAUSE OF PERMISSION SETTINGS
135068 - May 16 09:53:31.120 [ThreadID:18b0] - [18B0] INFO > Sending bytes from 0, length=0
135069 - May 16 09:53:31.120 [ThreadID:18b0] - [18B0] OUT > 18B0 SendTo: (send) socket 5500, length = 45, bytes sent = 45
HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden
Content-Length: 0


SERVER DETAILS:

Ethernet adapter Ethernet:

Connection-specific DNS Suffix . :
IPv6 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 2a02:c7c:6514:a100:8def:2d7c:5a72:c208
IPv6 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : fd14:384e:747e:0:7630:4d33:53bc:f59b
Temporary IPv6 Address. . . . . . : 2a02:c7c:6514:a100:191f:4c04:afb2:e24c
Temporary IPv6 Address. . . . . . : fd14:384e:747e:0:191f:4c04:afb2:e24c
Link-local IPv6 Address . . . . . : fe80::9091:d829:a8f:3e43%14
IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.210
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : fe80::3e45:7aff:fede:22f9%14
192.168.0.1

jbinkley60
05-16-2023, 10:00 PM
Do you have your Mezzmo server set to allow the device to connect (http://www.mezzmo.com/wiki/doku.php?id=device_settings)t ? And to allow new devices (http://www.mezzmo.com/wiki/doku.php?id=media_devices) to connect ?


Jeff

DaveyDee
05-16-2023, 11:40 PM
Yes, all settings to allow, but in the log I am now seeing some strange (to me) items, a lot of sem_destroy items, and entries from HOST:239.255.255.250:1900 that just make no sense...

The service ffmpeg.exe is currently running at 86.9% CPU, and 30.1MB/s Disk within Mezzmo (32 bit) according to Task Manager

Also getting log items like there:

(sample):

50528 - May 16 14:45:48.932 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] > ---------------------------------------------------------------------
50529 - May 16 14:45:48.932 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] OUT > 84C SendTo: (sendto) socket 3468, length = 236, bytes sent = 236
NOTIFY * HTTP/1.1
HOST: 239.255.255.250:1900
NTS: ssdp:byebye
USN: uuid:463ce794-9c92-4eda-bc3c-3c1f5041bddb::urn:schemas-upnp-org:service:ContentDirectory:1
NT: urn:schemas-upnp-org:service:ContentDirectory:1
Content-Length: 0


50530 - May 16 14:45:48.932 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] > ---------------------------------------------------------------------
50531 - May 16 14:45:48.932 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] OUT > 84C SendTo: (sendto) socket 3468, length = 252, bytes sent = 252
NOTIFY * HTTP/1.1
HOST: 239.255.255.250:1900
NTS: ssdp:byebye
USN: uuid:463ce794-9c92-4eda-bc3c-3c1f5041bddb::urn:microsoft.com:service:X_MS_Media ReceiverRegistrar:1
NT: urn:microsoft.com:service:X_MS_MediaReceiverRegist rar:1
Content-Length: 0


50532 - May 16 14:45:48.932 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] > ---------------------------------------------------------------------
50533 - May 16 14:45:48.932 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] SOCK > 84C shutdown socket 3468 (AsyncSocket_Destroy)
50534 - May 16 14:45:48.932 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] SOCK > 84C closed socket 3468 (AsyncSocket_Destroy)
50535 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: PendingSend_Head: 0 (170)
50536 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy (185)
50537 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy done(187)
50538 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: PendingSend_Head: 0 (170)
50539 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy (185)
50540 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy done(187)
50541 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: PendingSend_Head: 0 (170)
50542 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy (185)
50543 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy done(187)
50544 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: PendingSend_Head: 0 (170)
50545 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy (185)
50546 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy done(187)
50547 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: PendingSend_Head: 0 (170)
50548 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy (185)
50549 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy done(187)
50550 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: PendingSend_Head: 0 (170)
50551 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy (185)
50552 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy done(187)
50553 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: PendingSend_Head: 0 (170)
50554 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy (185)
50555 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy done(187)
50556 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: PendingSend_Head: 0 (170)
50557 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy (185)
50558 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy done(187)
50559 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: PendingSend_Head: 0 (170)
50560 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy (185)
50561 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: sem_destroy done(187)
50562 - May 16 14:45:48.933 [ThreadID:084c] - [084C] INFO > Destroy: PendingSend_Head: 0 (170)......

Peter
05-18-2023, 09:01 AM
It could be that the device is in the Media Devices list but in the properties the box to allow the device to connect is not checked.

DaveyDee
05-18-2023, 10:00 AM
I did check that, and also the Allow all new devices to connect to Mezzmo was ticked.

I think Ihave finally tracked dwon the problem, to a certain extent, I can now connect devices to the server, however, either the client or server (not sure which) will allow me to play one movie/episode, when that finishes, the client freezes out, and when I back all the way out, I have lost the connection to the server again... It is really strange.