nldroid wrote:
> It's definitly an Api change. The difference between the two methods is
> that the 'stream redirect' that soundcloud returns uses *https *and the
> 'download redirect' uses *http*.
>
> I 'fixed' it by adding one line to the ProtocolHandler.pm file.
>
>
>
> The first line is
Does the plugin works with LMS 7.8 or 7.9?
Thank you.
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castalla wrote:
> :) Can you try using wifi?
I never bothered setting up the wireless card, since its located right
next to router :/
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I'm convinced Port 5123 "listen" is failing. So you need to check the
error code from socket initialisation - I suggest add lines in red in
Plugin.pm and restart LMS making sure plugin.shairplug logging is set to
DEBUG and for startup
Code:
sub createListenPort()
{
mentos wrote:
> Ahh I misunderstood what you meant, I thought you were asking me to run
> it :)
:) Can you try using wifi?
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castalla wrote:
> Same here.
Ahh I misunderstood what you meant, I thought you were asking me to run
it :)
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mentos wrote:
> lsof -t -i:5123 returns nothing :/
Same here.
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castalla wrote:
> Errr I can't see 5123 listening on my system ?
>
> I may not be looking correctly (lsof -t -i:5123)
lsof -t -i:5123 returns nothing :/
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bpa wrote:
> Router etc. will do nothing to stop an application opening a port on
> your Linux system ethernet interface. There is no sign of port 5123
> being open so there is a problem with plugin initialisation.
>
> The log says Plugin is version 0.23.6 yet source code for plugin on git
> say
castalla wrote:
> Not trying to muddy the waters ... but just noticed the reference to
> ethernet. Errr see here:
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?100379-Announce-ShairTunes-Plugin&p=781703&viewfull=1#post781703
>
> I never discovered a solution but it became academic as
bpa wrote:
> Before the plugin was written, I played with the Airplay stuff by having
> the shairport helper feeding into LMS & WaveInput on a Ubuntu system
> using Ethernet. Avahi worked ok on Ethernet in that context.
>
> At the moment the issue is no process listening on port 5123, this is
>
castalla wrote:
> Not trying to muddy the waters ... but just noticed the reference to
> ethernet. Errr see here:
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?100379-Announce-ShairTunes-Plugin&p=781703&viewfull=1#post781703
>
> I never discovered a solution but it became academic as
Erland
I will run another scan and make note of the time on on log and time
during scan. I will not play any music for the duration of the scan and
see what happens
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bpa wrote:
> Router etc. will do nothing to stop an application opening a port on
> your Linux system ethernet interface. There is no sign of port 5123
> being open so there is a problem with plugin initialisation.
>
> The log says Plugin is version 0.23.6 yet source code for plugin on git
> say
mentos wrote:
> I really appreciate the help. I'm tempted to just leave it, but I've
> expended so much time on it I'm loathed to do so.
>
> I've tried disabling the firewall on my router (BT Home Hub 5) and
> disabling PNP security, incase its doing some multicast filtering. But I
> assume even
I really appreciate the help. I'm tempted to just leave it, but I've
expended so much time on it I'm loathed to do so.
I've tried disabling the firewall on my router (BT Home Hub 5) and
disabling PNP security, incase its doing some multicast filtering. But I
assume even if it was I should still s
Also heres output of netstat for UDP and TCP
Code:
[root@sbs ~]# netstat -tulpn
Active Internet connections (only servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address
State PID/Program name
tcp0 0 0.0.0.0:90
For anyone finding this thread with similar issues...
Well, tired of hitting my head against a brick wall I finally took the
plunge and updated my system. Rather than sticking with Ubuntu I've
reinstalled the operating system, choosing Lubuntu (14.04) because of
its much smaller footprint. I also
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