[Solved] Making serviio aware of proxy settings
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2016 5:20 pmHey Guys
I have just installed serviio 1.6 on Ubuntu 14.04 (it was not easy, ffmpeg etc), but in anycase. For some reason I cannot get serviio to update my files in such a way that it displays Series under the series folder, it only shows up under Folder > Series. I have tried renaming my files from
and that didn't help. So I went further and tried to download a Series .nfo file (not episode .nfo) from thetvdb as prescribed by filebot, but still, nothing shows up.
So I reckoned the easiest way is for Serviio to fetch it online, but the problem is I am behind a corporate proxy. I added proxy settings to my java environment so that filebot can use it, and it does so successfully, but was wondering if there is a way to force serviio to use it as well? I do not see it added as a java property to be started with.
Any ideas will be much appreciated. If I have to use filebot, doesn't matter, but none of the tutorials or the forum posts on here has been any help.
Regards
I have just installed serviio 1.6 on Ubuntu 14.04 (it was not easy, ffmpeg etc), but in anycase. For some reason I cannot get serviio to update my files in such a way that it displays Series under the series folder, it only shows up under Folder > Series. I have tried renaming my files from
and that didn't help. So I went further and tried to download a Series .nfo file (not episode .nfo) from thetvdb as prescribed by filebot, but still, nothing shows up.
So I reckoned the easiest way is for Serviio to fetch it online, but the problem is I am behind a corporate proxy. I added proxy settings to my java environment so that filebot can use it, and it does so successfully, but was wondering if there is a way to force serviio to use it as well? I do not see it added as a java property to be started with.
Any ideas will be much appreciated. If I have to use filebot, doesn't matter, but none of the tutorials or the forum posts on here has been any help.
Regards