Any recommedations on what to do?
Now that you have problems with 6.3, too, you could just update to 6.5.3
and fix the issues on the latest version. If you can't upgrade, uninstall
the existing version first (after backing up the original), reinstall.
Run the scanner after enabling d_scan
Fletch;211569 Wrote:
I have no idea what error 126 is. What happens when you run (as root)
/etc/init.d/slimserver.init start from a shell?
Thanks for this. It said: Permission denied. Is this something to
do with the group permissions?
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geoff_17;211949 Wrote:
Thanks for this. It said: Permission denied. Is this something to do
with the group permissions?
Does it have execution rights ?
ls -l /etc/init.d/slimserver.init
It should return something like this:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 2048 2007-06-30 10:38
Thanks to both of you as I have now changes the security which was the
problem.
Many Thanks indeed. Geoff
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If you are running slimserver on WinXP you must use the full UNC path
for the music folder on the NSLU disk. For example
\\servername\share\musicfolder.
See the Wiki entry for Uniform Naming Convention (UNC):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Path_(computing)
If this does not solve your problem,
egd;211540 Wrote:
How is it that two instances of slimserver scanning the same library
derives different results?
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Linux and loving IT!
How is it that two instances of slimserver scanning the same library
derives different results?
bump...anyone, developers, contributors ...?
If one is launched by the server, run as a service, it has different
permissions than being rund by the user in its context. This can result in
How is it that two instances of slimserver scanning the same library
derives different results?
bump...anyone, developers, contributors ...?
Oh, (after reading your initial posting) - do you mean why the difference
between the Windows and the Linux result? Do you have playlists in the
if it's 12V then DO NOT plug it into a squeezebox unless you wish to set
fire to it.
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On 01/07/07, miguelk
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Tried Moose, and it does just what i'm looking for. Is there a way to
get it to automatically launch softsqueeze when it starts, or does it
have to be done manually?
Currently it's got to be done manually, although it should be quite easy to
make
Now that I've had some time I've thought this through and have corrected
the issue without resorting to a single subnet - the key reason I
implemented two to begin with (which I should have mentioned at the
outset) is that the 192.168.168.x subnet provides gigabit connectivity
between all PCs and
michael,
I'm running Windows XP Home with media center. I have actually
re-installed a few different versions of slimserver. Whe n I go into
the windows ad or remove programs it says slimserver is 96MB in size!
That clearly seems wrong (its only like 20MB, right?) so I thought I
would just
Michael Herger;211968 Wrote:
Oh, (after reading your initial posting) - do you mean why the
difference
between the Windows and the Linux result? Do you have playlists in the
folders pointing to some of the song files?
Yes, why does a scan from Linux/slimserver across SAMBA produce a
implemented two to begin with (which I should have mentioned at the
outset) is that the 192.168.168.x subnet provides gigabit connectivity
between all PCs and NAS devices. Changing to a single subnet would
force the 10/100 broadband router into the equation, which, if I'm not
mistaken will
Yes, why does a scan from Linux/slimserver across SAMBA produce a
different result to Windows/slimserver scanning the same library
residing on a RAID array connected directly to the Windows box?
Permission issues? 3rd party management tools like iTunes, MusicIP?
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I see that RadioIO is completely revamping their web area. Why they
couldn't have left the old site up while they did this is a mystery.
But even more of a mystery is that they seem to have broken the links
for Slimserver to use to retrieve their feeds.
Anyone working on updating this? Any
Yeah, WMP can be setup for playing FLAC audio. But it wont read the tags
at all, so no library management and you might as well have WAV files.
I use Foobar, other than that i would suggest Winamp, but winamp's UI
is too much for me.
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Dear All,
Whilst the flood waters have been all around for the last week, I had
more time at home than planned, and plenty of time to fiddle with
gadgets :-)
I don't have a SB3 for my garden (well it would have to be super
waterproof) but I wanted to stream.mp3 via a handheld device. Easy ...
Eserim;211095 Wrote:
this is still an issue with me with official 6.5.2 - has no-one else got
these problems?
If you're referring to the issue whereby both services start, then
slimserver immediatly stops and mysql stops but gets stuck stopping,
then yes, I am also having this issue on 3
Everytime I opened up http://localhost:9000/stream.mp3 using a web
browser, I had the option to save or open, but all I ended up doing was
trying to save the entire stream to disk, and not play it back.
First you'll need to open it in a media player. Second make sure you don't
use localhost,
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To clarify, I used my actaul IP address of the server, just wrote
Localhost rather than XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX!
I tried to open the stream in N800 using the exact text in you rreply,
but nothing happens. I even added the username/password switch but
still nothing.
Confused.
BT
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We're
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I had seen this thread, which prompted me to download the nightly 6.5.3
build. When I look at the RadioIO plugin, the URL that retrieves the
OPML file is the same as what I have (6.5.1) currently running.
I tried the URL
Oops I didn't know they broke our URL! I will find out what's going on.
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I have a Nokia E61...and I can stream music from my SlimServer.
What you need for it to work those is some extra software to handle
media streaming - I couldn't get it to work with any of the apps that
came with phone. However, those clever people at Nokia labs have
written a couple of apps to
So can you now buy all music Apple Lossless DRM free, and then convert
to FLAC?
I dont have iTunes installed so couldnt get any detail on this from the
iTunes website.
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menno;212020 Wrote:
So can you now buy all music Apple Lossless DRM free, and then convert
to FLAC?
I dont have iTunes installed so couldnt get any detail on this from the
iTunes website.
No, you cannot purchase iTMS music in Apple Lossles, just their
standard .m4p/.m4a AAC format in a
I've been anxiously waiting for someone to post their experience using
an iPhone with SlimServer... anyone!?!?
I like my 770, but having something always on and almost always in
arms reach would be much more useful.
-Greg
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I discovered that some files were not being indexed at all and that some
had wrong information. I had tagged the latter but they were indexed
with completely different details. I examined the files and discovered
that the wrong information was contained in an APE tag at the end of
the file.
It seems like every piece of software I point at the library comes up
with slightly different numbers.
I quit worrying about it a long time ago.
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yep, that's the problem - do you by any chance use Windows Defender?
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aubuti;199572 Wrote:
Hey bobharp, please do put together a review and post it, I would
appreciate hearing how the Proficient Audio compare to the Polks.
I've finally hooked up all my zones.
The Proficient speakers have exceeded my expectations.
-Disclaimer- I do not consider myself to be
Congrats on getting things hooked up, and thanks for the review on the
Proficient speakers. I'm still a few months away from installation. In
fact, we just got the detailed cost estimate from the contractor for
our remodel/addition, and at this point budget speakers are
definitely all we have
Over the last couple of days I have been experiencing problems ripping
new music files using EAC.
It seems to take much longer than usual to rip my selected music
tracks, and I can hear a lot more hard disk activity than usual, as if
my hard drive is struggling!!!
However, I still have no
I have tried ripping music files to a different hard drive and this
works fine, so it would appear that I have some sort of problem with my
hard drive!!!
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I don't know how Vista handles this, but is it possible that DMA has
been turned off for that drive? I know that XP, if it spots too many
errors, will turn it off withut asking you, and that can really make it
work hard and slow.
Ceejay
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So Anoop at tech support hotline was able to help me. I just deleted the
old Slimserver(s) I had and reinstalled 6.5.3. Then I had the same
problem== Once Slimserver starts running, my CPU would whirl off into
space 100% consumed and my computer would get EXTREMELY slow. Stopping
slimserver, then
killie99;211972 Wrote:
if it's 12V then DO NOT plug it into a squeezebox unless you wish to set
fire to it.
Using a 12v PSU with a SB 3 (5V) won't cause it to burst into flames,
however it'll damage the electronics.
Shows how much RA have experience yeah that'll do
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I'm happy to announce SlimCD 1.87. Thanks to Ron F. SlimCD will now play
almost any format available in SlimServer out of the box: aac (m4a),
aac+ (m3u streaming test), Apple Lossless (m4a), mp2, mp3, ogg, ape, mpc,
flac, wav, wma - 9.2 lossy, wma 9.2 lossless, and wma 10.
It's now
badbob;212080 Wrote:
Using a 12v PSU with a SB 3 (5V) won't cause it to burst into flames,
however it'll damage the electronics.
FWIW the Sb3 has over voltage protection, so it shouldn't damage the
electronics or burst into flames- but don't try it at home, if
avoidable.
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I'm happy to announce SlimCD 1.87. Thanks to Ron F. SlimCD will now play
almost any format available in SlimServer out of the box: aac (m4a),
aac+ (m3u streaming test), Apple Lossless (m4a), mp2, mp3, ogg, ape, mpc,
flac, wav, wma - 9.2 lossy, wma 9.2 lossless, and wma 10.
Oh, I forgot the
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Hi,
I have set up my mac with the following port forwards in my router
(airport express)
port 80 to 9000
port 3483 to 3483
First question is will the 80 to 9000 work. It seams to make the
interface in a browser much simpler becouse the user just has to type
in my web address rather then
How do you turn the DMA back on?
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Nope, the 2k3 enterprise box is a fresh install on Saturday, nothing
(major, just dns and active directory) but slimserver on there
currently. The XP box is a fresh install with just slimserver, the
other 2k3 box is about a 1yr old install just NOD 32 AV (set to skip
the entire slimserver
When I try to stream flac to e.g. Winamp I only get silence. Winamp can
play the file itself, and when I stream mp3:s there's no problem.
Any tips?
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Do you have LAME installed? Player Settings - Audio - Bitrate
Limiting.
Do you have FLAC - MP3 checked in Server Settings - File Types?
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First question is will the 80 to 9000 work. It seams to make the
interface in a browser much simpler becouse the user just has to type
in my web address rather then adding the :9000 on the end? What I do
not know is if it will mess other things up.
Correct. The player will expect port 9000,
Luckily presets still work - so we can still listen in to RadioIO World
- which is probably the internet radio station that we listen to most.
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Paul Webster
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Paul
Also - interestingly ... Reciva added RadioIO to their list of supported
channels a few weeks ago - so it looks like RadioIO might be branching
out to more actively support other internet radio device manufacturers.
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Paul Webster
http://www.lastfm.com/user/BondJamesBond
Well, I'll answer my own question. I just received this from the KFI
techs:
The problem you are having may be related to the fact that Clear
Channel Radio recently transitioned their Terrestrial Radio streams
over to secured streaming with Akamai. The purpose of secure streaming
is to protect
Have you tried defragmenting it?
TD
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tyler_durden;212125 Wrote:
Have you tried defragmenting it?
TD
Yes, I have
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You don't need to wait, just use your imagination. Switch to the
appropriate skin on slimserver. Take a screenshot and print it at
scale to match the size of the apple display. Now try to imagine
reading the text and touching the hot spots on that small screen.
It may be a cool device, but
Yes, the iPhone is enjoying somewhat more hype than it may deserve,
although it is high on 'cool factor'. They aren't being released here
in Australia until sometime next year, by which time I suspect the
honeymoon will be over to some degree for a lot of users, although the
die-hard Apple
4mula1;211472 Wrote:
And it has a built in SIM for your convenience. I'll pass. If I can't
SIM swap it's not welcome in my house.
Not true. The iPhone's SIM slot is located at the top and it can be
ejected with a paperclip. Current ATT SIM's will work in it, as a
matter of fact - after
Also on a budget, I installed 812C Mitec 8 Speakers from Smarthome in
the bedroom about 6' apart and 3' from the side walls and 5' from the
headboard wall. (I have waterproof 6.5 speakers over the showers and
they don't sound as good but are adequate and supply both stereo
channels.) I am happy.
This does a decent job...
http://team.thenexusnet.com/nexus/AAA/
Not batch but all it requires is double clicking on the album and
selecting the cover you want.
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