Problem with using XMR

how to know if xmr works properly ?? i’m using Xibo 1.8.11 on windows server 2012 R2.

I suspect it does not work because the schedules are not supported by the players, even though I configured the public xmr address

In fact i’ have this error in the log of the CMS :slight_smile:
435 d543295 21-11-2018 13:58 WEB POST ERROR /displaygroup/3/action/command Player action refused by XMR (connected but XMR returned false).

431 4c562fb 21-11-2018 13:08 WEB PUT ERROR /schedule/2 Player action refused by XMR (connected but XMR returned false).

I tried the following command:
C:\xampp\php\php.exe xmr.phar

i get the following errors :slight_smile:

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but by checking in the ext directory, the files exist :slight_smile:
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help please.

Thanks

I’d suggest that the XMR private address is wrong, or you aren’t running or haven’t configured your XMR server.

How have you set that up and how is it running?

I tried the following command:
C:\xampp\php\php.exe xmr.phar

i get the following errors :slight_smile:

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but by checking in the ext directory, the files exist :

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You probably need that in the current working directory in addition.

If the XMR server isn’t running then XMR isn’t going to work. You need to get that running and keep it running at all times.

hi,
Although the player is connected with xmr as indicated by the status of the player, the planning is not transmitted from the cms to the player.
the cms log does not indicate any errors.
Any ideas??

The Player will show connected whether the XMR server is there or not. Where it says “Waiting for messages” means it hasn’t received anything, and it will receive a heartbeat packet every 20 seconds or so.

Your XMR server isn’t running - as you’ve demonstrated - and so XMR can’t work until you resolve that!

I access the cms with a public address, for the xmr what should I put in the firewall (Nat) ???
Public IP: 9505 to local IP: 9505 ???

XMR private should not be open to the public internet, only the CMS should be able to access that.

XMR public should be available to your Players.

Which ports those are on is up to you based on how you’ve configured XMR.

Ok,
I also believe that the xmr asks for a config.json file, that does not find it ???
is there a config.json type file ??

You should have created it based on the instructions for installing XMR. Have you not done that?

If not, you need to get your XMR server configured and running otherwise XMR can’t work, however you configure the Players.

no i didn’t do it :disappointed_relieved:

I’d suggest you revisit the installation guide for XMR then and get that setup correctly before you try and progress.

I’d also check you setup XTR as well as it sounds like perhaps you’ve missed large parts of the setup process!