Hi.
One of my LMS (latest 7.9.1 nightly, macOS 10.12) has no internet
connection. To make debugging easier and my log less cluttered, I would
very much like to get rid of the error messages that complain (every
couple of minutes or so) about timed out connection attempts:
Code:
One of my LMS (latest 7.9.1 nightly, macOS 10.12) has no internet
connection. To make debugging easier and my log less cluttered, I would
very much like to get rid of the error messages that complain (every
couple of minutes or so) about timed out connection attempts:
Don't use the Radios menu.
mherger wrote:
> you've got a networking issue.
Ok, what I meant was "has no internet connection" because it's by
design, like a stand-alone setup, only LAN with a local server. I don't
use the Radio Menu, was just curious if it's possible to disable what
seems to be downloading a radio station
A hack that might work you would be to edit the install.xml file in the
plugin/InternetRadio directory. Change MaxVersion from "*" to 7.3, save
and restart LMS. This will break loading of the InternetRadio plugin.
I don;t knwo whether lMS will work OK without the plugin.
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Thank you very much, bpa. Really appreciate your help however stupid my
little problem may seem. In the end I just disabled/commented most of
the retry subfunction in the plugin.pm file. This way the plugin is not
broken and it won't endlessly retry to connect to the internet in vain.
Sure, I'll h
mherger wrote:
> > One of my LMS (latest 7.9.1 nightly, macOS 10.12) has no internet
> > connection. To make debugging easier and my log less cluttered, I
> would
> > very much like to get rid of the error messages that complain (every
> > couple of minutes or so) about timed out connection attem
Maybe a new --nointernet switch for LMS would be a good thing to have.
Then various bit of code that cannot be disabled from Settings could
check for that.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
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A simple workaround would be to redirect the request to a local web
server.
SW: 'Web UI for LMS'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?98186-Announce-Alternative-Web-Interface-(beta))
| 'Playlist Editor / Generator'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?108199-Announce-LMS-Playl
Roland0 wrote:
> A simple workaround would be to redirect the request to a local web
> server.
It may be simple for those who understand such stuff well, but I
wouldn't have a clue where to start :-)
LMS 7.9.1 on VortexBox Midi box, Xubuntu 17.10, FLACs 16->24 bit,
44.1->192kbps. Touch & EDO.
PasTim wrote:
> It may be simple for those who understand such stuff well, but I
> wouldn't have a clue where to start :-)
Assuming the following:
- web server will run on the same server as LMS
- busybox is installed (it usually is)
- files needed go into /home/user/www (can be any dir)
Code:
Roland0 wrote:
> Assuming the following:
> - web server will run on the same server as LMS
> - busybox is installed (it usually is)
> - files needed go into /home/user/www (can be any dir)
> >
Code:
> >
> mkdir /home/user/www; cd /home/user/www
> wget -O Index.aspx
Maybe a new --nointernet switch for LMS would be a good thing to have.
Then various bit of code that cannot be disabled from Settings could
check for that.
--nointernet would be difficult to enforce, as we have little control
over eg. 3rd party plugins. But right now the InternetRadio plugin is
If you want to give this a try, then edit the
Slim/Plugin/InternetRadio/install.xml, remove the "enforce" line.
Restart LMS. Now you should be able to disable it in the plugin settiongs.
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mherger wrote:
> If you want to give this a try, then edit the
> Slim/Plugin/InternetRadio/install.xml, remove the "enforce" line.
> Restart LMS. Now you should be able to disable it in the plugin
> settiongs.
>
> Full patch:
>
> >
Code:
> > diff --git a/Slim/Formats/X
Thanks. Sorry to be so ignorant, but how do I run that with the patch
command (I've only ever run patch a few times in my life)?
Hehe... I would have to look it up myself... I'm using a graphical tool.
But it's only two lines anyway. Replace the 1 with a 0, and copy/paste
the other line to th
mherger wrote:
> > Maybe a new --nointernet switch for LMS would be a good thing to
> have.
> > Then various bit of code that cannot be disabled from Settings could
> > check for that.
>
> --nointernet would be difficult to enforce, as we have little control
> over eg. 3rd party plugins.
True
mherger wrote:
> > Thanks. Sorry to be so ignorant, but how do I run that with the
> patch
> > command (I've only ever run patch a few times in my life)?
>
> Hehe... I would have to look it up myself... I'm using a graphical tool.
>
> But it's only two lines anyway. Replace the 1 with a 0, and
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