mherger wrote:
dir on Linux? What about ls?
I found this
dir is equivalent to ls -C -b; that is, by default files are listed in
columns, sorted vertically, and special characters are represented by
backslash escape sequences.
I should really have used dir -N to show raw file names.
erland wrote:
I just noticed that the central repositories still tries to retrieve the
repository data from
http://www.whizziwig.com/static/squeezecloud/public.xml which is no
longer available.
Should we switch to instead retrieve the repository from
matrixed99 wrote:
I've gotten the Soundcloud plugin to work well on LMS 7.8 Fedora 14. But
as discussed here previously, clicking on the link in the plugin
settings and following the links leads to
https://github.com/grobbie/SqueezeCl...e=non-expiring and displays the
callback.html file
Hi there Michael
thanks for the reply - much appreciated. There have been some recent
changes in my internet setup...
I set up the FreeNAS box years ago and didn't touch it. It worked ok,
until a few weeks ago,albeit with occasional problems with radio and
buffering. However, the following
I *changed ISP* about 6-weeks ago meaning a *new router*. The internet
radio still worked but dropped out shortly after.
Please check your FreeNAS network settings. IIRC you had to enter DNS or
something manually. If you changed ISP, this might have changed as well.
--
Michael
thanks again - I'll have a look when I get home. Trouble is, I'm not
sure what they should be or what they look like if they are wrong.
Wir werden sehen...
ta
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mherger wrote:
Did you eventually transfer the artist pictures folder using samba as
well? If so: do the files look ok on the Debian box itself (not looked
at through samba)?
Using dir -N
Björk
MiloÅ¡ KaradagliÄ
Motörhead
Using ls
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Milo?? Karadagli??
Mot??rhead
Hello,
I'm using the spotify plugin to integrate with a small web interface I
have made. The way I communicate with the plugin is over telnet on port
9090 of the Logitech Media Server.
The thing is over CLI I can't figure out how to obtain the album URI and
artist URI in order to use it. I can
Michael, thanks for adding the CLI commands for biography and album
review.
Some suggestions:
- the line
Code:
Slim::Control::Request::addDispatch([CLICOMMAND, 'albumreview'], [0, 1, 1,
\getAlbumInfoCLI]);
probably should be
Code:
Nysmo wrote:
Hello,
I'm using the spotify plugin to integrate with a small web interface I
have made. The way I communicate with the plugin is over telnet on port
9090 of the Logitech Media Server.
The thing is over CLI I can't figure out how to obtain the album URI and
artist URI in
Slim::Control::Request::addDispatch([CLICOMMAND, 'albumreview'], [0,
1, 1, \getAlbumInfoCLI]);
Are you saying I didn't even test this?!?... ahm... Thanks!
- there are literal \n in the results, instead of newlines ('/n/n')
- would it be possible to select text or html results by a
slartibartfast wrote:
Using dir -N
Björk
MiloÅ¡ KaradagliÄ
Motörhead
Using ls
Bj??rk
Milo?? Karadagli??
Mot??rhead
Do I need to somehow activate UTF-8 compatibility on my FAT32 drive?
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Do I need to somehow activate UTF-8 compatibility on my FAT32 drive?
I don't know, really. Editing on Windows, transfering to a Linux system
using Samba, writing to a fat32 file system... there are too many ways
this can break. You better just drop an artist.jpg file in a folder of
that
mherger wrote:
Do I need to somehow activate UTF-8 compatibility on my FAT32 drive?
I don't know, really. Editing on Windows, transfering to a Linux system
using Samba, writing to a fat32 file system... there are too many ways
this can break. You better just drop an artist.jpg file
mherger wrote:
Editing on Windows, transfering to a Linux system
using Samba, writing to a fat32 file system... there are too many ways
this can break. You better just drop an artist.jpg file in a folder of
that artist. I don't know whether I'll ever figure this one out.
I
What Text::Unidecode provides is a function, unidecode(...) that takes
Unicode data and tries to represent it in US-ASCII characters. The
representation is almost always an attempt at transliteration -- i.e.,
conveying, in Roman letters, the pronunciation expressed by the text in
some other
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