By forwarding port 9000 from my ADSL router to the machine running
slimserver, I am able to connect to my slimserver from work. I can also
stream using http://homeipadress:9000/stream.mp3.
I am not a security expert. What are the security consequences for my
home network if I permanently open por
Any port opening represents a possible attack vector. Meaning, there's
software at the other end listening, and if there are flaws in that
software, they can and will eventually be exploited.
You'd be better off setting up an SSH tunnel, as SSH server
implementations are widely scrutinized and d
MrC Wrote:
> Any port opening represents a possible attack vector. Meaning, there's
> software at the other end listening, and if there are flaws in that
> software, they can and will eventually be exploited.
>
> You'd be better off setting up an SSH tunnel, as SSH server
> implementations are
I use SoftSqueeze to remote stream. Works well. But when I try to change
the softsqueeze screensaver setting, I get this. Any idea?
403 Forbidden: setup.html
In order to request this URL from a Bookmark/Favorite, or some means
other than following a link from the SlimServer web interface, you wi
Yeah, but if the dummy file is a .wav then SS will detect the .wav and
will consider it to be a track in its own right. Therefore SS will look
at the dummy.wav file but won't be able to read any tags from it...
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Interesting.
I get almost exactly the same screen corruption on my
SqueezeboxG but I am not running ssh or anything like that.
It's always the first column, but I think a
different set of pixels each time it happens.
It comes and goes after reboots but I've never
detected a cause.
James
I've had a Squeezebox G for a few months now, and would really like to
use the playlists I created previously. I know that prior versions did
not support relative playlists.
I have looked through the bug reports but have not been able to
determine if this bug has been fixed. Has it?
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On 8/4/05, gomichaelkgo
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>
> I've had a Squeezebox G for a few months now, and would really like to
> use the playlists I created previously. I know that prior versions did
> not support relative playlists.
>
> I have looked through the bug reports but have not been able
Are the display upgrade kits for the original Squeezeboxes
no longer available?
I can't seem to find them on Slimdevices or any UK
resellers.
Any thoughts on whether it's worth upgrading a Squeezebox
for sale on ebay or just leave it?
(I quite like the character display, it has a retro
ch
I think maybe you need to do a clean install!
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Hi,
I have SlimServer
and mt-daapd (the iTunes server) running on the same box, but I'm unable to
get the two to talk to eachother. What do I need to add to the iTunes section of
the SlimServer settings? I've flagged the option to automatically find the
iTunes library, but this does not wo
SlimServer doesn't 'talk' to iTunes at all, it just reads
the iTunes xml library file.
Sounds like it could be a simple permissions problem - does
your SlimServer user have access to the iTunes library XML
file?
I'd
enable the d_itunes logging and retry these steps to see what is
logge
hmmm the feature is already there, i think that's why people didn't
respond.
Go to SlimServer \ server settings \ formatting at the BOTTOM.
Of course, it's not gonna be perfect.
You can gen tags using file name info if you use a software like
Tag&Rename.
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Ben Sandee Wrote:
>
> My dad's playlists work fine, so at least some of my relative's
> playlists are working.
>
> Ben
LMFAO!!!
No help to OP but still made me smile... :)
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Just cause I am trying to figure out what your goal is.
You want this type of functionality because you do not or can not have
your music in a central location. Is that it?
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on your original post it's not clear what you are trying to do. there are no
month and day tags as such, only year. just use something like ARTIST -
YEAR - ALBUM, and put the month and date info in the album field if you want
to see it. be careful that you don't have different albums with the same
I'm using SlimServer 6.1.1 - 3774, and even after commenting out the
'cue' entry in the types.conf file, it still appears to use part of the
cue (screwing up my playlist in the process.) For example, directories
with cuesheets in them, when added to the playlist, will have N-1
tracks at the begin
When I set up my system I took the 200% approach which was to make a
system that was 200% more than I needed. I have a SB1 and an SB2 both
wireless. I have never had a hiccup or a pause or anything that has
effected slimserver performance. UI performance is excellent.
This setup is working grea
Sorry, the display upgrade kits have sold out, and are no longer in
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Thanks Sean.
So my old Squeezebox is now a genuine collector's item?
James
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> My dad's playlists work fine, so at least some of my
> relative's
> playlists are working.
Everyone at work is wondering what's wrong with me because that
one made me laugh out loud
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Stewart Loving-Gibbard wrote:
>>>The larger the music library gets, the worse the performance. It's
>>>getting to a stage where it really isn't good enough to run - when for
>>>example two people run searches on the music library, all three
players
>>>will stall.
Ah, a topic near to my heart.
seanadams wrote:
Sorry, the display upgrade kits have sold out, and are no longer in
production.
I have two brand new display upgrades available in the UK if anyone is
interested ?? (will post anywhere) . Contact me offlist .
(A previous purchaser backed out of some I had ordered for them
Kevin,
Which bug numbers describe the issues you are having?Scanning and
searching should NOT take as long as you describe.
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I have just downloaded 6.2 nightly. Followed advice to do a library wipe
/ rescan and two things happened.
1) Rescan took nearly 30 hours and during that time all players were
stalled, web app unusable, in fact hard to even tell it was doing
anything, took over 10 mins to get into the player l
dean blackketter wrote:
Kevin,
Which bug numbers describe the issues you are having?Scanning and
searching should NOT take as long as you describe.
-dean
Hi dean,
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=399
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Thanks, is there a bug about your scanning performance issues?
On Aug 4, 2005, at 7:57 AM, Kevin Hawkins wrote:
dean blackketter wrote:
Kevin,
Which bug numbers describe the issues you are having?Scanning
and searching should NOT take as long as you describe.
-dean
Hi dean,
ht
No - I haven't filed a bug as I have only just experienced this in a
6.2 nightly . Previously I have kept my library DB between installs so I
don't know how long it's been there. I know some changes were made
recently to the DB duplicates issue and that maybe related. It maybe
something that
I'm still surprised how many people are running SS on dedicated
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I was just thinking that.
Surely overkill for what we all know is a single threaded process?
I run SlimServer on my office desktop, which I frequently use heavily
while playing music on SlimServer and I have no problems apart from
during the rescan, which I have scheduled to run at night.
(almo
At 4:28 PM +0100 8/4/05, Craig, James (IT) wrote:
I was just thinking that.
Surely overkill for what we all know is a single threaded process?
I run SlimServer on my office desktop, which I frequently use heavily
while playing music on SlimServer and I have no problems apart from
during the resc
Quoting gomichaelkgo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I've had a Squeezebox G for a few months now, and would really like to
> use the playlists I created previously. I know that prior versions did
> not support relative playlists.
>
> I have looked through the bug reports but have not been able to
> dete
Just to chime-in I have a dual 500MHz Dell
Precision workstaion with 2Gb RAM and a 640Gb MicroNet
RAID-5 connected via firewire 800 that stores my
>70,000 tunes on WinXP SP2. I have been a SlimDevices
customer since around v3 of the slim server software.
An initial scan of the library takes o
Hello All,
I was one of the people in England who were unfortunate enough to
receive one of the SB2s with the earphone socket problem. I know there
were other readers of the list with the same problem and I'm just
enquiring about how they fared when they tried to get the defect
remedied.
In my c
Quoting Kevin Hawkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have just downloaded 6.2 nightly. Followed advice to do a library wipe
> / rescan and two things happened.
>
> 1) Rescan took nearly 30 hours and during that time all players were
> stalled, web app unusable, in fact hard to even tell it was doing
> a
Free or can you pay a little?
Pay: for the easiest method, try vshell from www.vandyke.com. They
have outstanding support, excellent forums, and its a one program
solution. They have the premiere SSH products for Windows. You can
download a 30 day eval product. Its not cheap, but it is excell
SSH for Windows:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sshwindows
SSH Setup
http://www.vbmysql.com/articles/ssh-tunnel-part2.html
Easy SSH client
http://www.bitvise.com/tunnelier.html
All of the above software is free and not nag-ware.
On 8/4/05, MrC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Free or can you pay a li
How can I nicely tell mDNS to not broadcast on my external ethernet
adapter besides a couple of lines in iptables?
Do you use mDNS? You can stop it completely and the associated process by
setting the Rendezous name to blank.
Other than that I don't think you can specify a port to multicast o
I emailed my supplier to ask for a replacement and was told the
following. I never got around to contacting them as I had waited for
so long for my SB2 that I really didn't want to be without it so soon.
Are these the people that you're having problems with?
> Regarding the problem with the hea
I was one of the unlucky ones too!
I had purchased mine from Broadbandstuff.co.uk and this is what I was
told when I asked for it to be fixed:
"Regarding the problem with the headphone socket on the Squeezebox2,
Slim Devices have identified the problem within a small batch that were
sent to the
DJMUK Wrote:
>
> If anything like this happens to me again, with any product, I will
> quote the Sale of Goods Act to the supplier and insist on a replacement
> or refund.
>
>
Absolutely agree. As I'm sure you know, your contract is with the
retailer, not Slim or their distributor. It's you
Apparently Sean can't park. There was a slashdot story yesterday about
Yahoo, and there was a link to a page about how people at Yahoo can't
park their cars. Follow the chain:
http://slashdot.org/articles/05/08/03/1510251.shtml?tid=98&tid=95
http://flickr.com/photos/ycantpark/
http://flickr.c
Is there a way to pass word protect a folder of music with SB2?
I have some music that I don't want to share with anyone else who might
be exploring my music collection and it would be nice to protect/hide
it. Can this be done?
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Being a long time JRiver MediaCenter (and previously their MediaJukebox)
user I can see where 'Datdude' is coming from. Please read this with
the knowledge that I totally support Slim Devices and the SB - I could
do without JRMC if I had to but would hate to lose my SB.
Until last Christmas I to
Nah, can't be Sean - no male would ever drive a car like that
unless they cut hair of course.
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kevin wrote:
Apparently Sean can't park. There was a slashdot story yesterday about
Yahoo, and there was a link to a page about how people at Yahoo can't
park their cars. Follow the chain:
You know, a pony would have fit in those compact spots... :)
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Tell me David, when you sent the unit to Progressive for replacement did
*you* have to pay the postage? Like a fool I did and I feel very hacked
off about it. Why should I be punished by having to pay the postage? My
only crime was to buy the unit in the first place.
Progressive told me that my r
Hi,
I'm about to try the GNU/Linux-based Linksys NSLU2 network "server"
device with a USB2 attached hard drive as a standalone SlimServer host.
I've read the HowTo etc and it all looks pretty simple, I'm just waiting
for the bits to arrive from Amazon.
In the meantime, does anyone have any stori
Neil Sleightholm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> much help from the mplayer community.
Neil, have you had any success in debugging this problem?
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Hi Sue
When you did the clean install, did you also delete your
.slimserver.pref file? Its location depends on your OS and can be found
here:
http://www.slimdevices.com/su_faq.html#setup-preferencefile
Beware: By doing this, you will also loose all your other settings.
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The Sony PSP will have Web browser capability with the 2.0 firmware to
be released on August 12, 2005.
It would be great if a new Sony PSP specific web page served by the
SlimServer could be created. It would be formated for the small screen
of the PSP. That way, the PSP could be used as an enh
nano2nd skrev:
Hi,
I'm about to try the GNU/Linux-based Linksys NSLU2 network "server"
device with a USB2 attached hard drive as a standalone SlimServer host.
I've read the HowTo etc and it all looks pretty simple, I'm just waiting
for the bits to arrive from Amazon.
In the meantime, does anyo
Ah, good to know -- thank you for responding!
I have an Adaptec RAID card that came bundled with my new machine, I was
concerned it would be too slow for the purpose. Your library is just a
little smaller than mine, and your specs very close to what I was
intending. I'd be tickled if I had si
I have reported on the mplayer developers forum and someone appears to
have had some sucess reproducing it but still no fix yet.
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Nick,
Yes, I did pay the postage to them. I did not think about it at the
time but as you say it seems only right that they should pay it and get
recompense from Slim Devices. I don't know what arrangements SD had
with it's UK distributors over this issue but if I remember they did
not give any
Does the handheld skin not work well?
>
> The Sony PSP will have Web browser capability with the 2.0 firmware to
> be released on August 12, 2005.
>
> It would be great if a new Sony PSP specific web page served by the
> SlimServer could be created. It would be formated for the small screen
> of
Aaron Zinck wrote:
Does the handheld skin not work well?
haven't tried it, but PSP=sideways, handheld=up&down.
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On 8/4/05, ron thigpen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Aaron Zinck wrote:
> > Does the handheld skin not work well?
>
> haven't tried it, but PSP=sideways, handheld=up&down.
Most, if not all, modern handhelds will do both orientations. I would
expect the handheld skin would work fine in either orie
The handheld skin works very well, there are actually a couple of
threads on this already. The only issue is that (to my mind) the PSP
cursor movements are a little too quick making it hard to select items,
but that's not slimserver's fault. I'd also like to be able to scale the
size of cover art
Song Info (through Browse Music Folder) is the same ...
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I also have a license for J River, and I like it's interface a lot (it's
like iTunes on speed), but I can't say I actually use it much. One of
the main reasons is that FLAC isn't supported in the core product, only
via a plugin, and that plugin seems to crash the app with great
frequency. I was al
Embarassed by that Spice Girls CD? Aren't we all. Anyway, no I don't
think there is anyway to restrict access to parts of the library.
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Ben Sandee wrote:
On 8/4/05, ron thigpen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Most, if not all, modern handhelds will do both orientations. I would
expect the handheld skin would work fine in either orientation with
even the worst handheld web browser -- it certainly did on my
pocketpc.
true. but th
On 8/4/05, radish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Embarassed by that Spice Girls CD? Aren't we all. Anyway, no I don't
> think there is anyway to restrict access to parts of the library.
Hey, I bought it for the cover art. Thankfully we can see cover art
using the web interface.
_
Yes, I deleted the prefs file and had to reset everything. As far as the
issue of the display lighting up again after the sleep timer ends
I am
stumped. Like I said earlier. I was sure it stayed off all night for
several days last week, but now I can't make it happen on 6.1.1 or
6.1.2 unless I ma
MrC Wrote:
> Any port opening represents a possible attack vector. Meaning, there's
> software at the other end listening, and if there are flaws in that
> software, they can and will eventually be exploited.
>
> You'd be better off setting up an SSH tunnel, as SSH server
> implementations are
Patrick Dixon Wrote:
> Just trying the fawn version of the modified skin and it looks like the
> AlienBBC page doesn't get the same style.
If you copy the attached files to
"server\Plugins\Alien\HTML\Fishbone\plugins\Alien" they should work.
Neil
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> I have a dual 500MHz Dell
> Precision workstaion with 2Gb RAM and a 640Gb MicroNet
> RAID-5 connected via firewire 800 that stores my
> >70,000 tunes on WinXP SP2. I have been a SlimDevices
> customer since around v3 of the slim server software.
>
> An initial scan of the library takes over a
I hate to say it but I am having this problem with silent crashes again.
What I mean by silent crashes is that SlimServer still appears in the
system tray, but the web interface and the SB2 become unresponsive and
the clock is stuck on a incorrect time. on the PC running SlimServer,
CPU and memory
Intrigued by this thread I wanted to test my system to see
what happens. First of all, I'll make no bones - it's a
fairly high-end system, so I wasn't expecting any problems:
Intel P4, 3.4GHz with Hyper-threading
1 GB 400MHZ dual-channel DDR
OS/home on a Western Digital 200GB PATA drive with
One important piece of data to add:
slimserver-2005_05_30-1
Haven't bothered to update since it does what I need 99%
of the time.
On Thu, 2005-08-04 at 22:46 +0100, Mark Bennett wrote:
> Intrigued by this thread I wanted to test my system to see
> what happens. First of all, I'll make no bones -
radish Wrote:
> So by all means use a tunnel, it's certainly more secure, but I
> (personally) wouldn't be particularly unhappy about running it as an
> open service.
I don't think I'd want my works' admins snooping my traffic.
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if you are seeing nothing in the cpu usage, and nothing is actually crashing, it
may help to run the server via command line, with some debug flags set. This
way you can see ongoing activity and possibly track down exactly what is
causing the server to simply stall.
c:\program files\slimserver\s
MrC Wrote:
> I don't think I'd want my works' admins snooping my traffic.
For general SSH traffic, sure, it's advantage is that it's snoop proof.
But if my work policy said "no streaming music" then I ain't gonna do
it, even if I can find a way through the firewall. There are plenty of
ways they
> hard to know how it's going to work until its actually in our hands.
Believe me, I have it my hands, the PSP works just fine with the
handheld skin, it looks like it was designed for it. Not saying it
couldn't be made better, but I don't see a pressing need for changes.
dannyg - could you avoi
Yup, a "no streaming policy" would make this entire thread moot.
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> it may help to run the server via command line, with some debug flags
> set
Can you tell me exactly how to do that, or point me to some
instructions?
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Thanks! I'll have to check and see what happens if I turn it off...
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I think I figured it out:
"g:\program files\slimserver\server\slim.exe" --d_http --d_info
(SlimServer is installed on my G drive.)
Do just leave the command window open until it happens again?
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Quoting MeSue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> I think I figured it out:
> "g:\program files\slimserver\server\slim.exe" --d_http --d_info
> (SlimServer is installed on my G drive.)
>
> Do just leave the command window open until it happens again?
>
yes, or until you get bored with trying :)
Try experime
Maybe a .cue/.m3u problem?
A lot of the CDs I have ripped have playlist files in the dir with the
music. If I browse folders and play a directory containing a CD that
has a playlist file in it I get 2 of each song. I commented out .cue
and .m3u in types.conf to remedy.(which of course broke playl
Works great for me but YMMV.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=46046&postcount=20
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FYI: The sleep timer will reset the display to the powerOffBrightness
setting when it triggers. This behavior is what I experienced in my
test. I am testing my plugin mods now and should hopefully have
something to beta in the next day or two.
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Thanks for all the help, clears it up for me.
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Aylwin Wrote:
>
> Congratulations to all the new parents out there! Double that if it's
> your first! I have a 2 month old myself. Our third child.
We have a 3 month old first child here... and the spoiled brat already
has her own SB2 :)
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Also of note, is there any chance that your internet connection goes
down sporadicly? After disconnecting mine for a while today, I
remembered that the RSSNews plugin can cause the server to lock in low
CPU mode if the DNS lookup fails.
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Better yet, I'd like to see a streaming client (possibly even
Softsqueeze) for the PSP. I hook my PSP up to a Kloss Tivoli 3 radio
in my room, it would be awesome to listen to my slimserver collection
on it. Has anyone seen a streaming client for PSP?
Mike
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Milhouse Wrote:
> radish - can you do me a favour and confirm the "Browse by Artwork"
> behaviour that I am seeing on my PSP and iPAQ (using NetFront v3.1) -
> this is that the first two albums display OK, then the 3rd and
> subsequent albums display over the top of the second album.
>
> cheers
Jacob Potter Wrote:
>
> To be fair, almost none of the current players do play FLAC. The iPod
> isn't exactly "restricted".
>
> - Jacob
You'd be surprised (Rio, iRiver, iAudio, others), and yes it is, in
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kdf Wrote:
> Also of note, is there any chance that your internet connection goes
> down sporadicly?
Yes, we are on dialup with internet connection sharing, and of course
it does disconnect from time to time. However, I disabled the RSSNews
plugin and haven't been using it since 7/26. The SuperD
Marc Sherman wrote:
kevin wrote:
Apparently Sean can't park. There was a slashdot story yesterday about
Yahoo, and there was a link to a page about how people at Yahoo can't
park their cars. Follow the chain:
You know, a pony would have fit in those compact spots... :)
- Marc
to be fair
Sony U71P
Run IE in Full screen mode with Touch skin.
I am itching for a Tablet PC though...
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I need an excuse to buy a PSP, aww crap, my Slimdevice is hard wired.
Uhh duh, nevermind. It's connected to a wireless router. Good, this
is my reason to get a PSP, so I can turn off my alarm graphicallyI
like my remote.
On 8/4/05, WSLam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Sony U71P
> Run IE in
This one seems good too!
http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,1522,,00.html?orig=/770
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Sony U71P
I personally wouldn't do this. I also use SSH to tunnel the connection,
but my slimserver is on a linux machine.
This leads interesting results, and shows you what may happen:
http://www.google.com/search?q=intitle%3A%22welcome.to.squeezebox%22+
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financial situation as done in a separate thread :-)))
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Okay, so how do we get a sticker?? :)
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