dnsmasq (DNS and DHCP) TCP: 53 UDP: 53,67,69 green
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dovecot (IMAP) TCP: 110,143,4190,993,995 green red
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ejabberd (Chat - XMPP) TCP: 5222,5223,5280 green red
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httpd (HTTP) TCP: 80,443 green red
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httpd-admin (NethServer web interface) TCP: 980 green red
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mysqld (MySQL database) TCP: 3306 green
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nmb (NetBIOS) UDP: 137,138 green
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ntpd (Network Time Protocol) UDP: 123 green
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plexmediaserver TCP: 32400 green
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postfix (SMTP) TCP: 25,465,587 green red
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postgresql TCP: 5432 localhost
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slapd (OpenLDAP) TCP: 389 green
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smb (Windows share - Samba) TCP: 139,445 green
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sshd (Secure Shell) TCP: 22 green red
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tomcat TCP: 8080 green
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vsftpd TCP: 21 green
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O.k. Now I made a new install of Nethserver 6.7rc-1 and I got plex server working.
I used giacomo’s install
then
islipfd19’s directions from
Now we add plex media server as a service and a network service: from there on down
Looks like I have a working Plex Server on Nethserver 6.7rc-1
I will not work on NS 6.6 why I don’t know.
Now can others test it and build a package from it to install in the software center?
I want to thank all those who helped send these scripts to help on the installation process!
I had downloaded 6.7 from distrowatch.com and tried it since 6.6 was not working for me.
BTW I had apache web server on and it did not work at first, I took it off the server, then I was able to use the browser to http://myipaddress:32400/web
My testing was done on a Dell Poweredege Server running VMWARE 6.0 server I gave it 4 cores and 8gigs of mem works great!
Now we add plex media server as a service and a network service:
config set plexmediaserver service status enabled
mkdir -p /etc/e-smith/db/configuration/defaults/plexmediaserver
echo "service" > /etc/e-smith/db/configuration/defaults/plexmediaserver/type
echo "enabled" > /etc/e-smith/db/configuration/defaults/plexmediaserver/status
and we signal the new service with:
signal-event runlevel-adjust
Add the network service:
config set plexmediaserver service TCPPort 32400 access private status enabled
Inform NS about the update:
signal-event firewall-adjust
And finally, start plex:
service plexmediaserver start
I got it working on Nethserver 6.7 just moments ago. I did not install the webserver because I thought it might conflict trying to connect to the plexserver via browser.
After having tested your command, a simple meta package called nethserver-plexmediaserver might be build.
Might it be a simple starting point for our learning devs? @stephdl@Jim@Ctek@fasttech@dz00te@filippo_carletti anybody else?
Excuse me for being blunt but… plex?.. really?
IMO plex is for home use. In good German it’s “spielerei” (or in English: just for fun)
I mean, a SMB server is mainly developed for businesses right? Then install plex if you like on your home NS, but wasting valuable dev time on creating a module for this is (again, IMO) throwing away resources.
But since we are here discussing possible new features I do have some ideas:
piwik, so you don’t need big-brother-is-watching-you Google analytics on your website/portal
Drupal (there is already work in progress on Joomla, but I would prefer Drupal )
I am coming to NethServer from ClearOS where Plex is an addon module, the company I work for uses Plex to stream training videos. So for me Plex on NethServer would be awesome.
It seems to me, Nethserver has the capability and flexibility to be a great system for both small business AND home use.
Surely it’s up to the administrator which modules are installed.
I don’t know how many NS installations there are, but I think the more modules that are available, the more attractive the system as a whole.
And a media server would be a valuable addition for many users.
as somebody already pointed out, core devs should deal only with enterprise aimed features…
if the community needs to run a media server or $whatever there are no problems at all… but IMVHO such kind of modules must be developed by contributors, not by core devs…
you can already install on NS every kind of rpm available for centos… it’s up to you…
but if you expect/need it to be integrated and managed by NS gui (and the underlying logic), you have to start to do it yourself
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