yeah, and thats fine on local network, but when router comes into play if the only port forwarded is the webui port, but https/ssl is being used wouldnt 443 by default need to be forwarded to unraid for https to go there from outside?

 

not trying to be difficult, just help

yeah, and thats fine on local network, but when router comes into play if the only port forwarded is the webui port, but https/ssl is being used wouldnt 443 by default need to be forwarded to unraid for https to go there from outside?

 

not trying to be difficult, just help

 

no, you can do the following:-

 

external web browser connecting to <your public ip> port 1234 -> <your unraid host ip> port 1234 -> <docker container ip> port 1234

 

the router port forward would then be external port 1234 to <your unraid host ip> port 1234

 

this works fine, i have such a setup running right now.

Doesn't work with http either from outside my LAN Also, when I load the madsonic UI from within my LAN, it defaults to using https. I can connect to my VPN and use the local LAN IP, but I'd rather to be able to not drain my phone battery with an always on VPN. When I load the UI of this docker from my LAN, it loads in https. I did not specify any extra flags or anything. But is there something I can try to see if this docker, with all the proper ports forwarded, will allow remote access? I've tried my actual IP, my DDNS address, and neither work. I can access my VPN via my DDNS address, so I know that DDNS is working.

 

EDIT: I am now just getting a 404 not found, when using my DDNS address:4050. I can use my DDNS address to access plex via a forwarded port in this same fashion. I can accept the Self Signed Cert on my phone and connect to Plex using this certificate, but this docker will not allow remote connection no matter what I try. NMAP from another place shows ports 4050 and 4040 as both closed. They are definitely both properly forwarded to be able to be reaching this unRAID machine and this docker. I cannot reach it from outside my LAN with either http, or https.

I am still plagued with not being able to access madsonic (now actually libresonic) from outside my LAN. Did you ever figure this out?

I just did a fresh install of Madsonic, having similar issues.  No outside access. Ports are forwarded.  Tried connecting with IP direct, dyndns, both with/without http(s).  If I disable SSL in settings, then I cant connect to the GUI from LAN.  Ill keep picking at it today, thought I would add to this thread.

I still also have this exact problem. Literally any other program or docker I use I can port forward to just fine from outside my LAN. I have 4040 and 4050 forwarded and cannot connect via IP  or DDNS. I've finally purchased a 500GB MicroSD card just so I can have my music with me everywhere I go as I could never get this to work. Everything else is fine. I have a pfsense router in front of this, and have even tried setting up flagging for these ports and see absolutely nothing. 

I uninstalled the app, removed settings from appdata.  Updated router to reflect both UDP and TCP. Reinstalled app, without SSL. Had to refresh page 4 or 5 times before it would load, but it did.  I tested my IP from network settings and now it says successful. Havent tried android app yet. Of course I changed too many things at once, so not 100% sure on my solution. But its 1 step further then I was earlier.

 

Android app still does not connect. Tried dyndns and direct ip.  Still says Network Error has occurred. Back to square 1 

Update time with possible dumbass moment:

Reinstalled, no SSL

Under Network tab, Use custom URL I have http://myname.dyndns.org:4040

"responded successfully"

 

Reinstalled android app

Server address the same as above, with both 4040 and 4050 forwarded with both tcp and udp.

 

Now it connects, but tells me wrong username and password.

App is connected to music server with above settings using admin name only.  I get a database error when i try and create a new username.

On 26/05/2016 at 7:31 AM, huladaddy said:

I'm trying to access Madsonic over the Internet using an android app (DSub). I've used this app successfully for years accessing a subsonic server on another machine. I can access Madsonic locally over wifi using the web interface or DSub, but not over the Internet.

 

I have set up port forwarding on my router. I've gone over all my settings. I can't figure it out. Any help?

 

i would encourage everybody to switch over to the open source fork of subsonic, namely libresonic:- 

 

Is it possible to update the Madsonic version inside your container ?

 

2 hours ago, Nox71 said:

Is it possible to update the Madsonic version inside your container ?

 

not easily any more, no, as the latest versions of Madsonic is now a paid product, taken from the download page:-

 

"This page is for Early Adopter & Premium User only!"

 

And tbh, AirSonic is just as good, if not better, and is completely free and open source, i would encourage you to move over to that.