I'm running 6.5 on FC4
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Apparently Jeff has problems with using the CLI with a charset
parameter. Something like
artists 0 5 charset:iso-8859-1
returns empty artists... (i.e. id:4 artist: id:5 artist: ...) Can you
guys give it a whirl and see what happens? It's probably just a
configuration issue but not knowing Fedor
Fred wrote:
> Is anybody using 6.5 on Fedora Core? We have an issue with the CLI and
> would welcome some opportunity for a couple of quick tests to help
> resolve bug 2921.
I'm running trunk (6.5) on FC4
What do you need doing?
R.
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Fred wrote:
> Apparently Jeff has problems with using the CLI with a charset
> parameter. Something like
>
> artists 0 5 charset:iso-8859-1
>
> returns empty artists... (i.e. id:4 artist: id:5 artist: ...) Can you
> guys give it a whirl and see what happens? It's probably just a
> configuration
Fred wrote:
> Apparently Jeff has problems with using the CLI with a charset
> parameter. Something like
>
> artists 0 5 charset:iso-8859-1
>
> returns empty artists... (i.e. id:4 artist: id:5 artist: ...) Can you
> guys give it a whirl and see what happens? It's probably just a
> configuration
Michael Herger wrote:
>> Not having done much with the cli before, how do I go about testing this?
>>
>> Presumably, I telnet to port 3483. Then what?
>
>
> It's port 9090. "telnet yourserver 9090". Then enter the command he
> mentioned:
>
> artists 0 5 charset:iso-8859-1
>
> This should retur
I'll second that, I'm running FC2 with SlimServer Version: 6.5b1 - 6019
stops after 3 artists
artists 0 5 charset:iso-8859-1
artists 0 5 charset%3Aiso-8859-1 count%3A270 id%3A40 artist%3A10%20CC
id%3A219 a
rtist%3AAcabo%20De%20Llegar%20(Original%20De%20Manzanillo) id%3A94
artist%3AAlbe
rt%20Ki
As Michael pointed out, there's a problem (at least on FC4) where the
artists is blank.
That is:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] trac]# telnet 192.168.1.51 9090
> Trying 192.168.1.51...
> Connected to 192.168.1.51.
> Escape character is '^]'.
> artists 0 5 charset:iso-8859-1
> artists 0 5 charset%3Aiso-8859
Jeff wrote:
> As Michael pointed out, there's a problem (at least on FC4) where the
> artists is blank.
>
> That is:
>
>
>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] trac]# telnet 192.168.1.51 9090
>>Trying 192.168.1.51...
>>Connected to 192.168.1.51.
>>Escape character is '^]'.
>>artists 0 5 charset:iso-8859-1
>>artist
Sigh, this didn't fix it. I was hoping it would (I've been unable to
test this because I've been out of town).
Fred: Any ideas of what to try next?
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Slimserver depends on the Encode version of the Perl installation (it's
not a module delivered by the server in CPAN or lib, I think).
Try running CPAN and installing/upgrading Encode. Force install it if
needed. Check the tests performed at the end of the install. If
something fails then we've
I'm out of town, so I could only do minimal testing.
I already had a butchered version of SlimServer, so I couldn't just
update Encode an try it. But I did do the following:
Downloaded Encode-2.14 from www.cpan.org
tar -xzf Encode-2.14.tar.gz
cd Encode-2.14
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
(Not
I had my wife try a few things last night and, while I didn't see the
results myself, she said everything was working perfectly. If so, this
is better than the nightly I was running from 2-3 weeks ago, where I had
some issues with album art.
So things appear to be solved for me.
I'd still like
Jeff wrote:
> I'd still like someone to do the test I suggested below, just as 100%
> verification that the Encode module, as shipped on Fedora Core 4, is
> broken, and can be fixed by reinstallation.
>
> That is:
>
> Downloaded Encode-2.14 from www.cpan.org
>
> tar -xzf Encode-2.14.tar.gz
> cd
Hi Robin,
Yup, that's now correct. I'll go update bug 2921 in the database with
this information.
Thanks for taking the time to do this,
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Not having done much with the cli before, how do I go about testing this?
Presumably, I telnet to port 3483. Then what?
It's port 9090. "telnet yourserver 9090". Then enter the command he
mentioned:
artists 0 5 charset:iso-8859-1
This should return the five first artists in your list.
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OK, here's what I see:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] trac]# telnet 192.168.1.51 9090
Trying 192.168.1.51...
Connected to 192.168.1.51.
Escape character is '^]'.
artists 0 5 charset:iso-8859-1
artists 0 5 charset%3Aiso-8859-1 count%3A2247 id%3A3846 artist%3A
id%3A2463 artist%3A id%3A3085 artist%3A id%3A3709 a
http://www.slimdevices.com/su_faq.html#networking needs updating then:
It isn't very clear, indeed. If you continue reading it mentions 9090:
"You will need to configure your firewall software o r hardware to allow
connections to ports 3483, 9000 and 9090 for both UDP and TCP connections.
R
Michael (or anyone on FC4 that sees this problem), can you please:
I'm sorry, I'm not on Fedora...
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