hmm I was able to solve it...
as soon as snapserver started and no /tmp/snapfifo was available
snapserver did create a file with "snapserver" as owner and group
when I then tried to launch squeezlite with:
Code:
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/usr/bin/squeezelite -s 192.168.1.47 -n evita -a 16 -o - > /tmp/snapfifo
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I would get an Persmission denied.
When I stop snpaserver and let it run from the terminal with root
everything is working as excepted.
So what is the best way to start squeezelite also under the "snapserver"
owner so it has permission to write to the /tmp/snapfifo file?
Or should I both run as root?
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