Importantly most users have dynamically assigned IP addresses from their ISP. Don't forget to change your router's settings to forward port the incoming port 8080 to the internal network's port 80. So you may need to change the default port 80 to some other number (e.g. And you want that outside traffic to be sent directly to 192.168.0.100 (the IP address of the MythTV backend) on port number 80 (which is the default port for the apache HTTP server).Īlso note that your ISP may block all traffic on port 80 because they do not want residential customers to be running HTTP servers. You need to manually change some settings in your router that let it know that you want traffic from outside the home network to enter your home network.
You need to enter your home router and enable port forwarding. However, you will not be able to remotely access your MythTV machine until you open the port to your PC. (If you don't know your WAN IP, use to figure this out)
URL for remote access to MythTV from Internet use (you can use the computername you assigned to the MythTV PC) (replace 192.168.0.100 with your local IP address) URL for remote access to MythTV from home network use
URL for accessing mythweb from browser on same machine as MythTV use Once MythWeb is installed, you can simply access MythWeb from any web browser. In this case the Server Logs cannot be displayed and an error message is displayed.Ĭonfigure MythWeb and some of the MythTV settings such as:įor a general installation guide see Build from Source and navigate to the Install MythWeb section, otherwise see the distribution specific pages. In 0.27 database logging is disabled by default, and only enabled via the Mythbackend command line. Show key statistics such as Top Recorded Shows Show the Backend Status Logs such as how much disk space and tuners that are recording
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