Don’t change the http_host setting unless you know exactly what it is for. Your use case isn’t one where it needed to be changed . http_root can be changed from within the web interface as well, which doesn’t require you to shut down Tautulli before editing it.
We have example configurations for NGINX, Apache isn’t really something many of our users use, it sees about as many support requests as IIS. One thing to watch out for is you probably want to enable Settings → Web Interface → Enable HTTP Proxy, which will let the login logs for Tautulli get the correct information.
Note that for further support for Tautulli it’s better to use one of the support options, with the Discord server being preferred.
Enjoy Tautulli and make sure you check out the more advanced features like notification agents!
I was looking to force Tautulli to listen on 127.0.0.1 only…there is a better place?
Fair cop on the http_root setting…I’m more of a console guy. Digging around a GUI is usually the last place I look.
No surprise that there aren’t a lot of apache requests…I’m moving away from it myself. This system only runs it because it is what I originally setup MythTV with back in 2003 and have been too lazy to migrate that over to nginx. It has required only minor tweaking over the years. It will get moved to nginx next year(?) when I upgrade the system to its next iteration.
I’ll mos def check out the notification agents. I’m a huge fan of prowl et. al.
Thanks for the follow up. I’m looking forward to seeing what my server is really up to.
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