P.S. looking at a "QNAP HS-453DX-4G Silent NAS" (64-bit with Intel
Celeron J4105 quad-core 1.5 GHz processor that supposedly bursts up to
2.5 GHz), as it will be going in my hi-fi rack and a retailer here
currently has these discounted on clearance.
_Hi-Fi_: 'VortexBox' (vortexbox.org) LMS wit
Gentlemen, ta very much, those tips worked to get me back and running
with LMS.
As I and may others have said before, what on earth would we do without
such helpful people at this helpful forum?
Before I go...
In case anyone in the future is as daft as me (and using MacOS) and
lands here for
Thanks GVH I will try a beta but can you tell me what advantage ssh is
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ho_kuku wrote:
> Almost no headhead.
> https://dietpi.com/
>
> Tryit. Its free.Ive use this for a long time until I got myself a sonic
> transporter
I have burned a usb key with it. Not got past login yet. What is
headhead. It seems quite a large distro to run on a 1.4ghz dual core
with 2ghz r
Just newly installed Debian 10.2 minimal (no desktop) system, and LMS
7.9.2. Realising that LMS GUI service wasn't responding either from LAN
device, or from localhost, checking the log reveals LMS is reporting
"Logitech Media Server died. Restarting." This same log entry occurs
every 5 seconds
bpa wrote:
> I always feel it is better to try to find root cause as often the
> problem can recur.
>
> When you used SSL_VERIFY_MODE you used a number value and not a string.
> Strings were used in older versions of the module.
>
> ...
>
Thanks bpa, for convincing me to stick with this unt
Perl version?
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
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Good to have an answer.
As it was I found some more perl ssl tools which were going to be next
step. So for the record in case osmebody hasl similar issues.
https://github.com/noxxi/p5-ssl-tools
The analyze-ssl.pl - create a lot more tracing which might have helped
in this case.
Ron F. wrote:
> PERL modules could now find where the certificates are kept on Ubuntu:
> /etc/ssl/certs.
>
> Why this became necessary I still do not understand and I don't know
> what the normal mechanism is that PERL uses to find ca-certificates, but
> this stopgap measure has taken care of m
Perl would be 5.28.
I don't see any i386 binaries for perl 5.28 in LMS. That would explain
the failure. Perl 5.24 is supported (Debian 9, I think).
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Hi,
i have the same issue but it doesn't work for me.
I installed the logitechmediaserver version 7.9.1 on a raspberry pi 4
Model B running with Raspbian Buster (version Raspbian Buster with
desktop and recommended software).
I edited the file \etc\default\logitechmediaserver and added
"--failsa
mrw wrote:
> Perl would be 5.28.
>
> I don't see any i386 binaries for perl 5.28 in LMS. That would explain
> the failure. Perl 5.24 is supported (Debian 9, I think).
More info here, I think.
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/issues/285
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mrw wrote:
> More info here, I think.
> https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/issues/285
Oh, brilliant! The link you cited opens with the originator seeing
exactly the same symptom. I need to check my installation and confirm
that it's (still) on perl 5.28 in the '.2' release of Debian 10.
I built on Debian 10, Perl 5.28 for another unsupported architecture,
Debians armel, without issue. The script found my installed Perl, which
was 5.28, without fuss.
Singling out the build products you want is slightly gnarly, only the
binaries, basically, plus one other.
I posted my armel resu
I found no need to specify the architecture, it uses the platform
architecture. I don't know if there are any intel wrinkles to that,
though.
I made up the attached 'dummy' package, which depends on all the build
package requirements. Helps with installing the build dependencies, and
clearing th
mrw wrote:
> I wonder what your OpenSSL system directory has inside it. Mine contains
> a -/usr/lib/ssl/certs- directory that is a symbolic link to
> -/etc/ssl/certs-, which contains the certificates. If yours doesn't do
> that, then maybe that is the source of the problem.
>
> FWIW (not much,
I edited the file \etc\default\logitechmediaserver and added
"--failsafe" but it didn't solve the issue.
I still have ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED when i enter :9000 in my web brower on my PC.
Is LMS even running? Check server.log
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Hello,
I have an amazing difficulty... every Sunday around 20:30 (Paris time),
my squeezebox server (v7.9.2... 1533... last version) stops and it
doesn't restart before the end of the evening... finally the previous
weeks... today I don't know...
The rest of the week, I don't have a problem...
Is
I have an amazing difficulty... every Sunday around 20:30 (Paris time),
my squeezebox server (v7.9.2... 1533... last version) stops and it
doesn't restart before the end of the evening... finally the previous
weeks... today I don't know...
Would you have the log snippet from last (Sunday) night
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