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Nextcloud DLNA server
DLNA addon for your self-hosted Nextcloud app instance that allows you to stream Nextcloud users content on client devices in your network. It supports the group folders as well.
Just edit the application.yml and rebuild the project with:
./gradlew clean bootRun
You can also pass the environment variables without editing the config files:
NEXTCLOUD_DLNA_SERVER_PORT=9999 ./gradlew clean bootRun
or, if you've already built the project and created the jar file:
NEXTCLOUD_DLNA_SERVER_PORT=9999 java -jar nextcloud-dlna-X.Y.Z.jar
Available env variables with their default values that you can overwrite:
| env variable | default value | description |
|---|---|---|
| NEXTCLOUD_DLNA_SERVER_PORT | 8080 | port on which the contentController will listen |
| NEXTCLOUD_DLNA_INTERFACE | eth0 | interface the server will be listening on |
| NEXTCLOUD_DLNA_FRIENDLY_NAME | Nextcloud-DLNA | friendly name of the DLNA service |
| NEXTCLOUD_DATA_DIR | nextcloud installation directory (that ends with /data) | |
| NEXTCLOUD_DB_HOST | localhost | nextcloud database host |
| NEXTCLOUD_DB_PORT | 3306 | nextcloud database port |
| NEXTCLOUD_DB_NAME | nextcloud | nextcloud database name |
| NEXTCLOUD_DB_USER | nextcloud | nextcloud database username |
| NEXTCLOUD_DB_PASS | nextcloud | nextcloud database password |
Code used
Some java code was taken from https://github.com/haku/dlnatoad and https://github.com/UniversalMediaServer/UniversalMediaServer converted to Kotlin with upgrade to jupnp instead of cling.