... continued ...
However, without seeing the logs with the http running it is hard to be
sure that it was not just a coincidence.
Paul Webster
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author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada
mherger wrote:
>
> About the theory around "sleep": are you saying that the plugin
> installer tries to validate the download before the data has fully been
>
> written to disc, thus failing the check (again, probably a few bytes
> short)? I think it would still be good to test the download
Oops, sorry, you meant the part where the download is written to the
disk. Still waiting for my triple espresso. I meant no disrespect.
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mherger wrote:
>
> Are you saying that the plugin
> installer tries to validate the download before the data has fully been
>
> written to disc, thus failing the check (again, probably a few bytes
> short)?
Again, the file was NOT a few bytes short. It was missing two-thirds
(20MB) of the
No, you didn't. It's Deutsche Telekom.
The reason why I was asking is that only a week or two ago I was
investigating Spotty installation failures with very similar symptoms.
The downloaded files would always be a few kB short. And IIRC all users
having that problem were located in Germany,
So will there be anymore updates to 7.9.x?
Or will the fixes and improvements only be added to 8.x from now on?
Latest changes to 7.9.3 were applied a day or two ago. Important fixes
still go there.
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So will there be anymore updates to 7.9.x?
Or will the fixes and improvements only be added to 8.x from now on?
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sodface wrote:
> Noted, and I appreciate the feedback. We'll see how it goes, I'm not
> completely against another solution. To be honest though, If I went
> another direction it would probably be just a different dlna server,
> like minidlna or something else that's already in the Alpine
Paul Webster wrote:
> I'm off to sleep on it.
Good idea. And thank you so much.
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d6jg wrote:
> I run LMS for music and Plex for films on the same machine with all data
> on a NAS.
> The LMS upnp/dlna implementation isnt great and I think Im right in
> saying there has been zero development on it for years. It is also known
> to flood your network from time to time.
> Id
I'm off to sleep on it.
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supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
Paul Webster's
Paul Webster wrote:
> Positive side is that the checksums matched each time.
> So perhaps that part of the theory is right.
Progress, at last.
Paul Webster wrote:
> Do you have automatic plugin update enabled?
Yes.
Is it just me going crazy or is there really a green dot in my post here
Positive side is that the checksums matched each time.
So perhaps that part of the theory is right.
Paul Webster
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supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
Didn't work either:
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Code:
[20-05-18 23:51:59.8776] Slim::Utils::PluginDownloader::_downloadDone (180)
downloaded RaopBridge to
/share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/LogitechMediaServer/SlimServer/Cache/DownloadedPlugins/RaopBridge.zip
[20-05-18 23:52:01.4371]
sodface wrote:
> No really good reason. I'm sure it's fine software. I just like to
> keep things as simple as possible and I know I'm going to run LMS
> regardless so if I can use that to stream an occasional old movie to my
> roku, that's all I need. That I make it complicated by getting
Paul Webster wrote:
> That is a shame.
> You could still try the "sleep" hack.
Sleep hack it is. Just a sec.
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d6jg wrote:
> Why dont you want to use Plex?
No really good reason. I'm sure it's fine software. I just like to
keep things as simple as possible and I know I'm going to run LMS
regardless so if I can use that to stream an occasional old movie to my
roku, that's all I need. That I make it
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I waited for the download to finish and then clicked on "Restart now".
The installation was successful. I think that if "Restart now" is
clicked, the file is checked. If it's done downloading and there were no
real CRC errors, it will pass the test and then be installed. If not
(because
That is a shame.
You could still try the "sleep" hack.
Paul Webster
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author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
Code:
[20-05-18 23:19:37.3032] Slim::Utils::PluginDownloader::install (163) install
- downloading RaopBridge from
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/lms-plugins-philippe44/RaopBridge-0.4.23.0.zip
[20-05-18 23:19:37.5706] Slim::Web::Cometd::handler (421)
Paul Webster wrote:
> Yes
On it.
And thanks.
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Yes
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Paul Webster wrote:
> I just did a very quick search on Synology and Write Cache ... and it
> seems that there is a setting for it ... per drive (and perhaps per
> system).
>
> You could take a chance and find and change that setting (might need a
> graceful shutdown and reboot of the NAS for
I just did a very quick search on Synology and Write Cache ... and it
seems that there is a setting for it ... per drive (and perhaps per
system).
You could take a chance and find and change that setting (might need a
graceful shutdown and reboot of the NAS for the change to have an
effect).
Paul Webster wrote:
> No - you would have to edit the file Slim/Utils/PluginDownloader.pm and
> put a
> sleep 1;
> just before that line in the file.
> However, if you are not used to editing Perl files on your NAS then it
> is best not to attempt it and wait instead for further
No - you would have to edit the file Slim/Utils/PluginDownloader.pm and
put a
sleep 1;
just before that line in the file.
However, if you are not used to editing Perl files on your NAS then it
is best not to attempt it and wait instead for further analysis/testing
from bpa or mherger since that
Paul Webster wrote:
> See the message that I wrote just afterwards.
I wasn't sure if that was for me. I tried it nonetheless but got an
error. Do I just paste this in my NAS' prompt?
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dolodobendan wrote:
> I like happy coincidences. :)
> ¯\_()_/¯
>
> How do I test that?
>
See the message that I wrote just afterwards.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia,
Thanks for continuing to improve LMS. I am trying to download LMS 8.0 to
my Synology DS-713+ which currently runs LMS 7.9.1 which was installed
from the Synology package center. I cannot figure out which file to
download. The Synology NAS requires packages with the .pkg file
extensions? I tried
CJS wrote:
> LMS 8.0 can be found here: http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/
>
> Btw, I am using the latest 7.9.3 version on a windows system, and don't
> have any of the issues that you describe.
> I am not sure if updating to the latest LMS 8.0 version will solve the
> problems that you
Paul Webster wrote:
> Just as FYI ... that number is the line number in the source code not a
> HTTP response code.
> The 200 just below in the log was a happy coincidence.
> >
Code:
> >
> Line 200 - $log->error("digest does not match $file - $name will not be
Oh, did I ask the OP whether he was using Unitymedia already?
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Maybe the NAS OS handles it properly when the quick read happens over
the network (which in any case would be slower and so less likely to
happen before the real write completes).
But here LMS is running on the NAS.
Quick hack to test that as a theory ... put a sleep 1s call before the
file
mherger wrote:
> > Exactly. I get "1f6d91f22845a272a0f51eb26c75709618b528c7" for all
> these
> > files:
> >
> > RaopBridge-4c7cdf557084eeceded85676be2a3438db2687d0.zip
>
> If you get the exact same checksum for all these files, then you should
>
> definitly look what the files' actual
dolodobendan wrote:
>
> 2. _downloadDone (180). <- That's not done, is it? Didn't you say 2xx?
> But it doesn't look like an open file anymore.
>
Just as FYI ... that number is the line number in the source code not a
HTTP response code.
The 200 just below in the log was a happy coincidence.
Exactly. I get "1f6d91f22845a272a0f51eb26c75709618b528c7" for all these
files:
RaopBridge-4c7cdf557084eeceded85676be2a3438db2687d0.zip
If you get the exact same checksum for all these files, then you should
definitly look what the files' actual content is.
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Why dont you want to use Plex? Its much better for Films etc
Id never use it for music though
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dolodobendan wrote:
> So I'll just uninstall ROAP, restart LMS, enable network.asynchhttp and
> that from last time and reinstall it?
Hold off on that.
network.asynchttp generates a huge number of messages and I think other
downloads were initiated at the same time as my log.
I've looked at
bpa wrote:
> It's clear that is happening if you enable network.asynchhttp logging to
> debug.
>
> Main problem is the download is processed 16kbytes at a time which is
> standard for http Get audio chunk but it make the file download very
> slow.,
So I'll just uninstall ROAP, restart LMS,
LanceInMN wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestion. I have an Arris TG862 modem from Xfinity, and
> looked for a client isolation feature, but could not find a setting for
> that.
In which case you need to do as Paul suggested and ensure you only have
one DHCP server running on your home network. As
dolodobendan wrote:
> Exactly. I get "1f6d91f22845a272a0f51eb26c75709618b528c7" for all these
> files:
>
> RaopBridge-4c7cdf557084eeceded85676be2a3438db2687d0.zip
> RaopBridge-68627e7ac99880b65cd29765e361344188050a88.zip
> RaopBridge-73901f2fce15e5870375e9efbc464663078fce7b.zip
>
Paul Webster wrote:
> Just to double check .. for the
>
> For the saved file
> /Cache/RaopBridge-b3dc5595762c57dbee32fcc291ff7e2d8da92cb3.zip
> you get a SHA1 checksum of
> 1f6d91f22845a272a0f51eb26c75709618b528c7
>
> rather than
> b3dc5595762c57dbee32fcc291ff7e2d8da92cb3
> that LMS
Thanks for the suggestion. I have an Arris TG862 modem from Xfinity, and
looked for a client isolation feature, but could not find a setting for
that.
Lance Schneider
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Thinking about this some more, it seems to me that the crucial issue
here is how Advanced Search handles the "not in text search" option.
What I expected and hoped was that the search would result in a list of
all tracks that do not contain the listed genre tag(s). I also
considered the
karlek wrote:
> As far as I remember, Notepad++ is even capable of replacing text in all
> files of a certain directory.
Its a cracking piece of software. I use it for all sorts of things - I
particularly like the line numbers and the colour highlight feature when
editing certain file types
dolodobendan wrote:
>
> "downloadDone (180)" I'm still convinced that the download was not done
> as it was still at 9 MB when I clicked "Restart now". I watched it live.
This is the step to be checked. I believe the timeout applied is the
Radio Station Timeout and when timeout occurs I
Just to double check .. for the
For the saved file
/Cache/RaopBridge-b3dc5595762c57dbee32fcc291ff7e2d8da92cb3.zip
you get a SHA1 checksum of
1f6d91f22845a272a0f51eb26c75709618b528c7
rather than
b3dc5595762c57dbee32fcc291ff7e2d8da92cb3
that LMS downloader said it calculated?
Paul Webster
Also check that the WiFi on the cable modem does not have a client
isolation feature switched on.
Its a security feature that isolates a WiFi connected client from
everything else on the network. This would explain why a wired
connection works when a wireless one doesnt.
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As far as I remember, Notepad++ is even capable of replacing text in all
files of a certain directory.
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dolodobendan wrote:
>
> Is there ANY way the download could have just merrily continued AFTER it
> was moved and renamed?
To answer myself, I would say no, but I'll test just that.
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bpa wrote:
> No I had hoped to get to it but ... you may know the phrase "Men Plan
> and God Laughs"
Yes. :D
Paul Webster wrote:
> I'm not sure how uninterruptible the process is ... but ... the count of
> outstanding downloads is decremented before the checksum is calculated
> and compared
Post a screenshot of your plugins page and you'll get feedback on what
can be disabled.
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dolodobendan wrote:
> The horror.
>
> > >
- Download a better editor (for example 'Notepad++'
> (https://notepad-plus-plus.org/downloads/))
- Open all playlists in that editor
- Select the old path with the mouse in any playlist you just
> opened
- Press ctrl + h
- The old
I'm not sure how uninterruptible the process is ... but ... the count of
outstanding downloads is decremented before the checksum is calculated
and compared ... and I think the restart prompt arrives between 0 and 2
seconds after the count reaches 0 (might be minimum 2 rather than 0 ...
not
dolodobendan wrote:
> Not criticizing you or me (or anyone, for that matter) for having other
> duties as well. :) I'm terribly sorry if it looked that way.
No I had hoped to get to it but ... you may know the phrase "Men Plan
and God Laughs"
bpa wrote:
> I haven't had time (!)
Not criticizing you or me (or anyone, for that matter) for having other
duties as well. :) I'm terribly sorry if it looked that way.
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Personally I've removed anything that I know I didn't use, and also
anything that I wasn't sure if I used. You can easily put them back
again if you find you need them.
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Currently have LMS 7.9.2 running on an RPi3/pCP6 platform. I've had to
do a fresh install to a new SD card and try to remember all the config
changes (which I'll document this time :o ). But when I was looking at
the plug-ins page it did prompt the question are there any of the
default active
Here is how I do something similar ...
I have only one DHCP server inside the regular home LAN - in your case
that could be the cable modem/router box.
Other access points are put into bridge mode and get their own IP
address via DHCP (although you could make them static in a range outside
that
dolodobendan wrote:
> You're right of course, it does happen only with higher download times
> (or for people with insane reflexes). That it's downloaded three times
> however, that should not happen.
I haven't had time (!) so far to look again but there are a number of
possibilities, I tend to
Several years ago my Xfinity cable modem was replaced with one that has
wifi. I kept my original wifi, as they broaden my access area. I can
connect my players to the original wifi and can play music from my LMS,
but cannot access the server from the cable modem wifi.
Here is my setup: My cable
bpa wrote:
>
> 30M files downloaded for me in 4 secs - it is 300mbit/.sec connection so
> even at 60mbits it would be 20 sec
I didn't notice it until now, but for this to be correct, you'd need the
file to be downloaded at full speed. But it didn't: 4s for 30 MB, that's
around 60 Mbit/s for
mherger wrote:
> TBH: I've been wondering about this before. When I look at my server's
> log files I often see the same IP download a plugin file two or three
> times. It's not always the case, but often.
I used to see it a lot with a slower ISP connection but again but I felt
it wasn't
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