Well I installed knoppmyth just fine and everything was working just great. I believe I rebooted my knoppmyth box and now when I put the IP of the box into my browser it takes me to the knoppmyth page. When I click on avimanager it progresses but when I click on Mythweb it just says ""Not Found
The requested URL /mythweb/mythweb.php was not found on this server.""
Is there anyway for me to just resetup the web server part?

First, make sure you can ping the box.
Then, see if it has Apache running - go to:
http://yourmythtvaddress/
and see if it comes up with 4 choices for mythweb, avimanager, docs, and keys.
If so, then Apache is running on that server, and you can try the MythWeb link. If you don't get this, then maybe the network isn't working. Or maybe it's on a different IP than you're thinking it's on.

Yes I can get to the initial screen fine, it's just when I click on mythweb it says 'page can not be found'. All of the other options work ok.

My guess is that you are using Internet Explorer. Use Firefox instead.

http://mysettopbox.tv/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=9117

No it happens in both firefox and IE, my first post states the error that firefox spits out, and my second post details the 'page can not be displayed' error that ie gives. The bottom line is the web server works but the mythweb part does not.

Hi,

I would suggest going through all the setups, make sure the paths are correct, and everything looks correct. Also ensure the backend is running... Did I mis the version #? Could be of value in the help area.

Mike

You didn't happen to remove the mythplugins deb did you?

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Cesman, yes I believe when I installed SWAT to manage my shares I thought I saw something run by about removing mythweb plugins. I think that might be the cause.

Bump, how do I reinstall the mythweb plugins?

Run the appropriate /usr/local/bin/install-i686* script? Or maybe just:


Oh course I would strongly recommend reading the dpkg man page, making sure that's the right plugins package for your system (i586, i686, ...), and otherwise making sure that you understand what you're doing before blindly doing that...

got a similar problem where apache works, the index.php for http:/localhost/index.php works fine, webmin works, aviMan works, but when I click on mythWeb, I get a 404. looking in the directory /var/www tells me that the mythweb dir (or symlink?) is totally gone.

should I do a reinstall of only the mythplugins with dpkg? read the man and I think I'd fine, but perhaps you're telling us there's more to it...?

dpkg -i /usr/src/mythtv/i586/modules/mythplugins_0.19.0-6_i586_i386.deb

getting sick of this. when I tried to above command, I get this error:

root@mythtv:/usr/src/mythtv/i586/modules# sudo dpkg -i /usr/src/mythtv/i586/modules/mythplugins_0.19.0-6_i586_i386.deb
Selecting previously deselected package mythplugins.
(Reading database ... 62533 files and directories currently installed.)
Unpacking mythplugins (from .../mythplugins_0.19.0-6_i586_i386.deb) ...
dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of mythplugins:
mythplugins depends on kdelibs4 (>= 4:3.3.2-4.0.2); however:
Package kdelibs4 is not installed.
dpkg: error processing mythplugins (--install):
dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
Errors were encountered while processing:
mythplugins
root@mythtv:/usr/src/mythtv/i586/modules#

tried apt-get install kdelibs4 but no luck. had other dependencies that wouldn't get installed...

Nope, mostly just that you should verify that what I was saying made sense for the current state of your system. I test almost all of the code/scripts/commands I post to ensure that they're grammatically correct and are going to do what I intend, but there are things like this which would undo other stuff I'm working on, where I just have to say "caveat utor!"

BTW - If you did an apt-get that removed a bunch of stuff, your system may very well need a no-op upgrade (samegrade?). Make a backup, verify it, note any customizations you've done and want to reproduce, then reinstall the same version using the auto-upgrade menu option.

I strongly recommend that you never run apt-get with the -y option, and triple check the changes that it wants to make, before you do say yes. If it wants to remove any of the Myth packages, you should say, "No stinking way!" Also make sure you're pointing at the stable repository as described here on the wiki: http://www.knoppmythwiki.org/index.php? ... Repository