¿Cuáles son los códigos de error del servidor subsónico?

What are the error codes for subsonic server?

The following error codes are defined: A generic error. Required parameter is missing. Incompatible Subsonic REST protocol version. Client must upgrade. Incompatible Subsonic REST protocol version. Server must upgrade. Wrong username or password. Token authentication not supported for LDAP users.

Note that a Subsonic server is backward compatible with a REST client if and only if the major version is the same, and the minor version of the client is less than or equal to the server’s. For example, if the server has REST API version 2.2, it supports client versions 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2, but not versions 1.x, 2.3+ or 3.x.

The Subsonic API allows anyone to build their own programs using Subsonic as the media server, whether they’re on the web, the desktop or on mobile devices. All the Subsonic apps are built using the Subsonic API. Feel free to join the Subsonic App Developers group for discussions, suggestions and questions.

Starting with API version 1.13.0, the recommended authentication scheme is to send an authentication token, calculated as a one-way salted hash of the password. This involves two steps: For each REST call, generate a random string called the salt. Send this as parameter s. Use a salt length of at least six characters.

Many ISPs (Internet Service Providers) block incoming traffic on certain ports. Subsonic uses port 4040 by default, which is normally not blocked. It could still be worth trying to run Subsonic on a different port. Open the Subsonic Control Panel by clicking on the Subsonic tray icon.

To fix this you can change the Subsonic service to run as the logged-on user instead of the System user. Open Services in Windows. Right-click the Subsonic service and select Properties.

The Subsonic API allows you to call methods that respond in REST style xml. Individual methods are detailed below. Please note that all methods take the following parameters: The username. The password, either in clear text or hex-encoded with a “enc:” prefix. Since 1.13.0 this should only be used for testing purposes.