Jonas Lang Totally remove all traces of TVH from your RPI, reinstall again and use a different browser to see if you can access TVH.
Is sudo apt remove --purge tvheadend* -y && sudo apt autoremove -y && sudo apt autoclean -y
doing the job? Or are there still any leftovers sitting in a directory even after issuing the --purge
option? If so, where can I find these remaining files?
Jonas Lang Sounds like your browser cookies might be causing the problem.
I used Chrome after clearing the entire cache. No access. I then used Edge after clearing the entire cache. No access. I even tried to log in using my iPad from which I have never connected to the Tvheadend webUI before. Access still denied. 🙁
I found /var/lib/tvheadend/superuser
and it correctly holds the admin username and password as I set it during installation...
For what it's worth, as a workaround, I added the -C
option to the ARGS
string in /etc/init/tvheadend.conf
. I think this will do no harm since I am the only user on my local network. However, I can still not access the webUI. Is there another configuration file where I need to add the -C
option?
Is this 403 error I get telling me something particular? 401 means "I don't know you" while 403 means "I know you but you're not allowed to log in", right?