Creating a web portal to acess Sickbeard CouchPotato Sabnzbd ....
#1
Hi,

I'd like to create a web portal on my computer with several links that will point to sickbeard, couchpotato, sabnzbd ....

I'd like to do that so that I can only keep one port open on my router and it would be easier for everyone so that you don't need to remember each port,
)
Also at my office only standard port are open (http,mail,ftp) so I will now be able to set everything up no matter where I am because I would use my web portal to access all the other ports through it,

Do you know if it is possible ?
If yes how can I do that ?

Thanks for your help,
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#2
Would love to hear if you get this working... I'm interested in the same thing.
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#3
vogelap Wrote:Would love to hear if you get this working... I'm interested in the same thing.



Well I did see someone got it working on a NAS, I am trying to figure it out, and make it work on windows, but if someone has an idea how to do it that would be a better start !
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#4
http://vod.server-works.com:7000

Sickbeard and couchpotato are webbased applications which listen on thier own port so, no you would be able to combine it.

What you can do is enable RDP on your machine and open port 3389 on your router
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Ballistic Wrote:http://vod.server-works.com:7000

Sickbeard and couchpotato are webbased applications which listen on thier own port so, no you would be able to combine it.

What you can do is enable RDP on your machine and open port 3389 on your router

What does port 3389 do? And what is RDP? I can't find that option ANYWHERE on my Mac and Linux machines. And god no it's slow over the internet.

And yes, you can combine them you can also just use a reverse proxy in Apache/lighttpd/etc
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#6
Reverse proxy.
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#7
Nginx best for this?
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darkscout Wrote:What does port 3389 do? And what is RDP? I can't find that option ANYWHERE on my Mac and Linux machines. And god no it's slow over the internet.

And yes, you can combine them you can also just use a reverse proxy in Apache/lighttpd/etc

Sorry, sane people have a Windows machine as a desktop Wink

Maybe try something like Teamviewer, its an alternative.
I don't know about the internet quality in your country but here in Holland i can RDP from anywhere with the speed of bieng local to the system Wink
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#9
jaybbb Wrote:Hi,

I'd like to create a web portal on my computer with several links that will point to sickbeard, couchpotato, sabnzbd ....

I'd like to do that so that I can only keep one port open on my router and it would be easier for everyone so that you don't need to remember each port,
)
Also at my office only standard port are open (http,mail,ftp) so I will now be able to set everything up no matter where I am because I would use my web portal to access all the other ports through it,

Do you know if it is possible ?
If yes how can I do that ?



Thanks for your help,

http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=113136 + Reverse proxy
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#10
As people have mentioned you can do it:
* Manually with apache (or other web server) using reverse proxies
* Semi automatically with Mediafrontpage (or other pre-fab web pages)
* By coding your own application which can use websockets to connect to the ports

There is no simple method.
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#11
I use apache to do this.

Currently if I browse to mydomain/sabnzbd or mydomain/sickbeard or mydomain/couchpotato it redirects to the correct port on the internal IP of my server.

this in apache httpd.conf should do it:

<Location /sabnzbd>
order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from all
ProxyPass http://localhost:8080/sabnzbd
ProxyPassReverse http://localhost:8080/sabnzbd
</Location>

(you would need one of these entrys per service and the ports would need to be correct etc)

I suppose you could setup a directory in your apache document root called portal with a index.html file that has the links:
mydomain/sabnzbd
mydomain/sickbeard
mydomain/couchpotato

Then if you browse to mydomain/portal you would be presented with the links to each one.
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#12
As already linked to in this thread, others are in the process of doing exactly this in a web prtal already in development called Maraschino. it also has a widget type interface as a summary of what everything is up to.

See my signature.

@smiffy1989
sharing the info how you managed it will be apprceiated in the Marachino thread.
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