Passing a port number for gpodder sync

[hadar]

I’ve been a happy user of Antennapod for a while now, thanks!

Today, I installed gpodder2go on my server, added an account, and started the server. It defaults to listening to port 3005.

I’m probably missing something simple, but I couldn’t connect. It appeared that Antennapod was looking to connect via port 443 (but I might have misinterpreted the error message).

My assumption is that I have one of two problems:

1. I simply need to find a way to have Antennapod use port 3005 (I tried passing in XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:3005 in the server field, but that didn’t work).

2. gpodder2go is listening on 127.0.0.1:3005 instead of 0.0.0.0:3005 (in which case I don’t know how to set that, but that’s also not an Antennapod issue…)

Thanks for any guidance on this!

[ByteHamster]

@hadar

I tried passing in XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:3005 in the server field, but that didn’t work

That should actually work. At least the automated
test checking this does pass

[hadar]

Perhaps I’m not formatting it correctly. I haven’t added any http or https, in the server field, I simply put:

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:3005

I get back (in red):

“Failed to connect to /xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/:3005”

The slashes in front and behind the IP address confused me. If it is indeed trying the correct IP:PORT, then I need to take this to the gpodder2go people to ask how I can set which IP address the server is listening on (as it might be 127.0.0.1 only by default).

Thanks for the quick response!

P.S. I just tried “http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:3005/” and I got the exact response as above, without the http returned to me.

[hadar]

SORRY! I just tried using telnet on the command line and it works when I’m on the server, and not when I’m remote. The problem is that gpooder2go is only listening on localhost. I’ll need to figure out how to open that up (or use a proxy). This isn’t an Antennapod issue at all!