Upnp/dlna avaible only with ethernet (solved)

ciccio840

Hi,
I've a problem with my raspberry pi b and the upnp/dlna streaming, when i use the wifi device (instead of ethernet) the upnp/dlna feature not working.
The wireless lan work properly and is correctly associated to my network.

Why did not working?

hondagx35

Hi ciccio840,

to help we need more information.

- RP1, RP2 or RP3 (all are available as type B)?
- If it is a RP1B, is it updated to the nightly builds?

Frank

ciccio840

Thanks for reply,
The raspberry is the first version model b, i don't know if the runeaudio is the nightly one, I've downloaded yesterday the last version from the download section: 0.3-beta.

hondagx35

Hi ciccio840,

i don't know if the runeaudio is the nightly one, I've downloaded yesterday the last version from the download section:

So it isn't, please try this:
http://www.runeaudio.com/documentation/troubleshooting/updating/#nightly-builds

Frank

ciccio840

Yes it isn't

, so i try this solution and i tell you later. Thanks!!

ciccio840

I follow the steps for the nightly update. Nothing change.

hondagx35

Hi ciccio840,

UPnP network parameters

upnpiface

Network interface to use for UPnP. libupnp/pupnp only supports communicating on a single interface and will use the first found, this allows forcing the use of another interface.

Have you connecte both ethernet and wifi?

You can try to edit the file /etc/upmpdcli.conf and add this:
upnpiface = wlan0

Frank

ciccio840

I've tried, but the config file is not located in /etc, but in /usr/etc.
I added this option, but nothing change.
It's strage because the cable is not plugged in and in network config from Rune UI display that the eth connection is down but inside eth menu the status is up with 10 mb/s connection...

hondagx35

Hi ciccio840,

but the config file is not located in /etc, but in /usr/etc.

It has to be there, see the service file

[Unit]
Description=Upmpdcli UPnP/dlna receiver
After=sound.target
Requires=mpd.service
After=mpd.service

[Service]
ExecStart=/usr/bin/upmpdcli -c /etc/upmpdcli.conf
Restart=always

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

I added this option, but nothing change.

Did you reboot your system?

I also would try to copy the file to /etc/ if it is not there.

Frank

ciccio840

Finally works... The problem was my wifi usb device... I don't know why!! I changed the wifi device with a newer one and now works.
Thanks for all support.