Ferunimas wrote:
>
> Has someone experience with fixing this issue?
I dont. Google found this:
mount.cifs: Stale file handle
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=249503
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mherger wrote:
>
> When the log file is filling up the filesystem then you should first of
>
> all figure out why it is logging that much!
Agree 100%.
I had mostly picked up on the 'syslog' comments.
Worth knowing:
-systemd- will direct anything emitted from STDOUT and STDERR to its
Has the OP tried putting the line -SLIMOPTIONS="--quiet"- in the file
-/etc/default/logitechmediaserver- ?
It should work with LMS 8.3.1, this option was fixed up a year or two
ago, specifically with systemd in mind.
Perhaps this should be a default setting for the Debian package.
Paul Webster wrote:
> Now tried with Material.
> As expected, it lists the updated plugins but does not provide a way to
> select individual ones to update.
> No problem with that as I expect that most people will want to update
> everything - and those that want to be selective can launch the
robho wrote:
> I made a fix for large embedded cover art here:
> https://github.com/LMS-Community/Audio-Scan/pull/1
>
> It works with my opus files. It's not included in an LMS release yet.
It looks good to me.
mrw's
robho wrote:
> I made a fix for large embedded cover art here:
> https://github.com/LMS-Community/Audio-Scan/pull/1
>
> It works with my opus files. It's not included in an LMS release yet.
Interesting. Looks like a different approach to my own work up (in
progress - not yet seen by the
HerculePirate wrote:
> I have a ton of OPUS files on my UNRAID server.
> Through my library scans, i see that it does not pick up any OPUS, OGG
> files into my library.
> I have 1 album that has scanned and it features into my library and it
> plays well too.
> Why not the rest of the albums ?
>
andifor wrote:
>
> I also tested the apt way to install the .deb package, I only get some
> 50k lines of warnings.
Why ? Sounds like your system is a bit poorly. Perhaps time to
understand the warnings ?
Have you brought your system up to date recently, i.e. -apt update; apt
upgrade- ?
tonymac wrote:
> Thanks for your reply - I have compared settings, ownership etc between
> album folders in WINscp as you suggested - Missing Files/Folders have
> exactly thec
> same owner, group and access permission. However I note that you
> mention '774'. My files state '0770 ?. Not
tw99 wrote:
> In case it helps others, upgrading from an older 8.2.1 nightly on arm
> Debian buster, I had to install an additional dependency:
> libcrypt-openssl-rsa-perl
This package should be installed automatically if you use -apt- to
install the debian package, which is less hassle than
mrw wrote:
> Agree. Now that I have been motivated enough to actually look at it,
> perhaps it will yield to some further effort.
Result !
Refer PR #827: https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/pull/827.
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mherger wrote:
> This problem has been around for a while, and isn't really a deal
> breaker. Let's look into this for .1
Agree. Now that I have been motivated enough to actually look at it,
perhaps it will yield to some further effort.
mrw wrote:
>
> Removing that second, pesky, '-exists-' will "correct" matters when it
> comes to updates,
By which I mean to say, removing *both* '-exists-'.
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mherger wrote:
> But:
>
> > $params->{"update:$plugin"}-' becomes irrelevant. I assume that this
>
> This one actually is set. So... checking the existence only for
> "install", but the actual value for "update" seems to do the trick.
> Please give it a try. A new build is on its way.
I have wondered if the problem is here:
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/blob/public/8.3/Slim/Plugin/Extensions/Settings.pm#L191
I could be way off target, but:
I suspect that '-exists $params->{"install:$plugin"}-' is always true
when a plugin is installed. So the state of '-exists
Man in a van wrote:
>
>
> If you are talking LMS configuration, my advice is, DON'T!
>
+1
Many years ago, I made a note of my various preferred settings, where
they differ from defaults (and some that dont). So I can easily
restore them on a clean LMS install. The podcast list was a bit
Marsupial wrote:
> I uninstalled as you suggested, and reinstalled the latest.
>
> It still do the same issue with the library.db
>
>
> Can it be whatever-is-used-to-handle-db that is problematic?
Who knows ?
Something went wrong about 2/3 weeks ago, and you have no idea what may
have
Marsupial wrote:
> I must not be doing this right.
> I installed win32 disk imager, made an IMG file from the boot partition
> of the SD card of the raspberry pi (resulting file is 15 159 296 Kb,
> sounds right)
>
> then I wrote this image on another similar SD card and inserted it in
> the pi.
Marsupial wrote:
> I have been having issues for about a week or two, where I can no longer
> connect to the server.
>
Did anything change on your system ? Software upgrades/reconfigure
something/whatever.
Any other events around this time ?
Disk corruption ? Time for an fsck ?
mherger wrote:
>
> AFAIK LMS doesn't provide a logrotate configuration. It must have been
> rotated by some default job.
The Debian package does. I dont know about other platforms. Its in
Slimserver platforms.
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver-platforms/tree/public/8.3/debian
RobbH wrote:
>
> Now that I open my eyes enough to see what's there, it's obvious that
> logrotate stopped processing scanner logs in April of last year. I
> assume that was a deliberate change, and I am sure there must have been
> a good reason for it.
The clue does not show what you think
Apesbrain wrote:
> Used to be if you wanted a performer whose name started with a
> diacritic, e.g. ukasz Borowicz, to sort within "L", you had to add
> a "SORT" tag such as ARTISTSORT, COMPOSERSORT, or CONDUCTORSORT. I
> recently discovered by accident that this is no longer necessary.
>
fizze wrote:
> Apparently, upgrading just adds new folders and never clears out other
> stuff. Maybe this can be considered when installing over existing
> packages...?
>
> Once I removed the CPAN folder and reinstalled the .deb package it was
> smooth sailing!
The installer (-dpkg-) will
mibigo wrote:
> Your script with convmv of course could be useful, but why to do it
> preliminarily if rsync does it anyway on the fly?
No reason at all. I find it useful with CCC.
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mibigo wrote:
> and this is the rsync log, it always deletes an recreates the same 3
> files which have an accented ù and ó, but it doesn't do the same with
> other file names that have other accented characters, like é, è, ê, ô, í
> ..
mrw wrote:
> But with the introduction of
mibigo wrote:
>
> However, once done; if I leave the machine attached on the RPi and I
> call my script (always through smb) I don't have any problem, rsync
> works smoothly; it is just when I move the usb drive between Mac and
> RPi.
Given my recent finding, I am as surprised as you are that
mrw wrote:
> Nevertheless, I confirm that the ---iconv- stanza does not seem to be
> effective when copying from my APFS Mac drive on to an ExFat attached
> volume. I seem to be getting files in UTF8-MAC on the ExFat drive,
> regardless of whether they are UTF8-MAC or UTF-8 on
mibigo wrote:
> Thank you very much mrw, a lot of information to digest for a not so
> well informed guy.
> Ill go through it and will try what you say and tey to find out what
> happens.
>
> Certainly, if pCP and LMS would add full support for HPF+ or APFS,
> everything
@mibigo
Some thoughts:
*1.* I believe that where you have ---iconv=UTF-8,UTF8-MAC- you would
want to have - --iconv=UTF8-MAC,UTF-8-.
Check that for yourself, google revealed it very quickly.
Nevertheless, I confirm that the ---iconv- stanza does not seem to be
effective when copying from my
mibigo wrote:
>
> but when I then plug the usb in the RPi, sync never seem to finish, even
> though I didn't add any new album. To give an idea it now running since
> 5 hours now and it "processed" some 11,000 files (but with really
> copying any) I'm looking at the log and I see thousands of
gian wrote:
> Yes, it's an old Jessie and I had in mind to update it.
>
> However, --nomysqueezbox solved the problem.
Solved this problem, yes, but you may yet encounter online streams,
etc., that will fail until you do update.
You are now three Debian releases behind the current stable
mrw wrote:
> I can replicate this quite simply.
Additional comment: I tried with the '--nomysqueezebox' option to LMS.
The "My Apps" menu does now appear to populate correctly in the web ui,
with locally installed plugins only showing up.
The "My Apps" menu in Squee
I can replicate this quite simply.
Stop LMS.
Disconnect host from network (e.g. turn wi-fi off).
Start LMS.
Observe that only "App Gallery" appears under "My Apps" in the web
interface.
Stop LMS.
Reconnect host to network.
Start LMS.
Observe that "My Apps" will now be fully populated. "App
Not within LMS.
I suspect that it relies on the systems logrotate facility to do this.
I assume that your ReadyNas system has it installed, and is configured
properly.
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Alan R wrote:
>
> If only I could work out where the actual path is saved, I could then
> update it manually...
>
One, or both of, 'mount' and 'df' should help. I assume you know how to
ssh into the machine.
I would suggest you post the results here verbatim. That might help give
the
Alan R wrote:
> This is where I was previously. I am getting really frustrated. This was
> a really simple thing to do.
> It seems related to the fact that Rasperry Pi OS automatically mounts
> the drives now.
>
> I don't know where to go from here...
You could try typing in the folder name
Alan R wrote:
> OK. I should have realised, /dev/sda1 is not a folder per-se. The folder
> I need is /media/pi/TOSHIBA EXT...
> That's where the files are.
> However, LMS doesn't 'see' /medias...
>
> I am trying to reinstall LMS at the moment. Let's see where this takes
> us...
Ah, I see. It
Alan R wrote:
> It shows that dev/sda1 points to the USB drive.
> Maybe I should check that out further...
And where is it mounted ?
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> I wish I could. LMS wont show me the mounted drive in the browse window.
What does 'mount' tell you about the mounted drives ?
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I have looked at the points you raised. The issue does not stem from any
changes in LMS, the problem is that the feed itself is malformed. In
particular, the publisher has included malformed image URLs throughout
the feed.
The search listing is sourced from Apple.
Man in a van wrote:
> Thanks, that should make my head ache :)
As I understand it:
Enable the -systemd-time-wait-sync- service.
Code:
sudo systemctl enable systemd-time-wait-sync
Drop an appropriate systemd snippet under the LMS service,
Man in a van wrote:
>
> Do the panel think there is any other way to solve the problem
> :confused:
>
How to start service after system time has been synchronized:
https://sleeplessbeastie.eu/2020/03/02/how-to-start-service-after-the-system-time-has-been-synchronized/
I've not tried it.
dolodobendan wrote:
> LMS restarted halfway through the scan. Nothing in server.log except the
> restart entry:
>
There's nothing obviously apparent in the brief logs you provided.
I'm not aware of anything in LMS that automatically restarts the server
without user intervention, but that
dolodobendan wrote:
>
> What do I have to enable in logging to be able to provide any useful
> information about what is happening here?
I would think the predefined "Media Scanner" log set would do you quite
nicely.
zephyrchris wrote:
> @mrw, I have some dff type of files of some particular albums, when I
> add it to LMS shared SMB folder, scanned it, when I play the album, I
> can see the dff file is playing, but I can't hear any sound out of the
> speaker. Do I miss something?
I don't thin
philippe_44 wrote:
> I agree it will likely be backported in 8.2, but why is it unusable?
> Normally, the first navigation in the tree, when there is no cache is
> awfully slow on low-end CPU, but after that and for 90 days, it should
> be with normal speed as the images are cached.
The
sander wrote:
> Would this bug be fixed in 8.2 or in the 8.3 branch? I'm glad to see the
> podcast app getting some love, but it is currently unusable for me.
Bug fix currently being trialled in 8.3. I believe the intention is to
backport to 8.2 if it stands up to testing.
ralphy wrote:
> It is available from' my downloads site'
> (https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/utility/mac-4.11-u4-b5-s7-aarch64.tar.gz/download).
> Not sure why we never added it to LMS.
Simply oversight ?
I see that it's missing from 'darwin-x86-64' as well, but not 'darwin'.
bpa wrote:
> IIRC Sometime the "T" error message appears because something else has
> failed and missing "T" capability is not really the problem.
So an acid test might be to see if one can actually play, say, track 3
of the CD on its own ? Despite the apparent absence of the "T"
capability.
slartibartfast wrote:
> I just tried ripping a cd to ape + cue and LMS 8.3 on Windows plays to
> Squeezeplay OK with no transcoding as far as I can tell.
So Squeezeplay supports ape files natively ?
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philippe_44 wrote:
> Thats correct and there should be no country defined in podcasts
> plugin preferences. If there is one in 8.2 then this is the issue. Stop
> LMS, edit podcast.prefs and remove the country field. I would have to
> figure out why you have one
I have no 'country' defined
philippe_44 wrote:
> Dunno what to say folks
>
The settings web page seems to preclude displaying and setting the
country preference unless a country preference has already been set.
Or so it seems to me, from a very quick, and probably too cursory,
look.
I see what others see. I cant see it
zephyrchris wrote:
> The strange thing is what I install the pCP /w LMS is on Raspberry Pi
> 4B, not on Mac.
-mac- is the name of the transcoding binary for ape files. "Monkey's
Audio Console Front End", I believe.
zephyrchris wrote:
> So, the better move would be:
> 1. I change my build image to picoreplayer 32bit
> 2. refer the problem to pCP team to rebuild the image?
>
> am I right:
Probably.
I don't know why the aarch64 binary for -mac- is not present in LMS. I
would expect it to be.
I guess it
zephyrchris wrote:
>
>
> 35849
Interesting to see lines like:
Code:
Slim::Utils::Misc::msg (1341) Warning: [12:46:46.6286] Wide character
(U+5168) in lc at
aphonia wrote:
> I'm using the Podcasts on a daily basis and after upgrading LMS to 8.2.0
> loading of a list of individual episodes of all my subscriptions in
> _existing_ list of subscribed feeds (about 125 feeds) takes
> significantly longer than before the update, often even tens of
Adjunkten wrote:
> Hello
>
> I upgraded to 8.3.0 from 8.1.1 and everything's fine. Thanks to the
> developers.
>
> I only have one small issue: In 8.1.1 I had the option to resume a
> podcast from last session. That option seems to be missing now, or am I
> missing something?
>
> Thanks,
zephyrchris wrote:
> I'm a newbie for RPi and picoreplayer & LMS, so if you can give me some
> docs how to do the custom rule, I can give it a try.
If you're a newbie to LMS I don't suppose that you would have set up any
custom rules.
But you asked:
>
> Does LMS v8.2.0 still support playback
mherger wrote:
>
>
> > One issue to address is that the requests are initiated each time one
> > drives into the Podcast feed menu. So some kind of state needs to be
> > held, i.e. "Don't go and fetch this one, because we've already fired
> off
> > a fetch during the last podcast browse
zephyrchris wrote:
> So, my question:
> 1. Does LMS v8.2.0 still support playback ape file with cue sheet?
> 2. If it does, is there anything wrong with my settings of LMS?
>
Not Michael, but thoughts anyway:
Has LMS ever supported playback of ape file with cue sheet ? I don't see
a
mherger wrote:
> Did you look into using Slim::Utils::Scheduler? Or Async::Util::amap()
> (see https://metacpan.org/pod/Async::Util - it's part of LMS). That
> those requests under control. The latter allows you to run a callback
> for each member of a list, with control about how many tasks
aphonia wrote:
> I'm using the Podcasts on a daily basis and after upgrading LMS to 8.2.0
> loading of a list of individual episodes of all my subscriptions in
> _existing_ list of subscribed feeds (about 125 feeds) takes
> significantly longer than before the update, often even tens of
slartibartfast wrote:
> I just copy and paste the command from LMS so I expect this will be a
> common issue.
Where in LMS is this 'copy and paste' source to be found ?
Just bumped this thread:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?108744-Debian-packages-update-Possible-dpkg-failure
slartibartfast wrote:
> I just tried updating to the latest 8.3.0 and installation failed with
> the message in the attachment.
Prefer apt rather than dpkg - it will automatically fetch the dependency
for you.
mrw's
gordonb3 wrote:
> That's the whole culprit, isn't it? If you do it every week you're bound
> to know all the pitfalls. The reality is that even with an average of
> once per year you end up hitting a wall with errors that at first don't
> seem to make any sense at all and once you figured it
wcattey wrote:
>
> It seems to me that the more we can get LMS to adopt "current upstream"
> tool chain and support utilities, the less work for the LMS community to
> keep the LMS fork maintained.
>
How much work has the LMS community expended in keeping the fork
maintained ?
By comparison
philippe_44 wrote:
> It has resuming.
Not working for me.
I have raised an issue on github:
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/issues/647
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Lestrad wrote:
> The server log and scanner log have logged nothing new since this, from
> the server log:
>
> >
Code:
> > [21-07-25 15:22:44.] Slim::Networking::IO::Select::loop (169)
Warning: Carp::Clan::__ANON__(): Carp::Clan::__ANON__(): DBI Exception:
Lestrad wrote:
> I suppose I have no choice but to kill LMS?
I think I might do that. I would also disable the Full Text search
plugin (before you kill if you can), and wipe the databases before
starting again.
This thread might be worth a browse:
Lestrad wrote:
> Any help would be appreciated.
I don't have a library anywhere near 75000 tracks, and have not
knowingly experienced the issue.
In the absence of any informed suggestions:
What is the available system memory at this point ? The 'free' command
would show this.
Would it be
Lestrad wrote:
> I had been running samba with a high debug level to try to solve an
> unrelated problem. It's currently running at 4. Could that have
> something to do with it?
I don't know. Is it possible that you have an enormous log output
finding its way into a "ramdisk" ?
The rare
Lestrad wrote:
> Can anyone help?
Id start by figuring out why you might have got an OOM error, i.e.
insufficient system memory.
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djtale wrote:
> On the SB Radio, I tried connection through wifi or with ethernet and
> result is the same.
> After some time, I'm losing the connection, the network icon gets blue.
> I then have to reconnect to wifi to get access back to my LMS.
If you have the same problem with both wifi and
dysonapr wrote:
> Server log:
>
> [21-04-04 06:55:02.0681] main::init (389) Starting Logitech Media Server
> (v8.1.2, 1617513319, Sun Apr 4 08:44:02 CEST 2021) perl 5.032000 -
> arm-linux-gnueabihf-thread-multi-64int
> [21-04-04 06:55:02.1019] YAML::XS::LoadFile (48) Warning: YAML::XS::Load
>
FredFredrickson wrote:
> I'm having issues with *some* but not all of my players dropping off LMS
> on a semi-regular basis. Sometimes it's a Radio or Controller, they show
> a BLUE wifi icon. Sometimes It's my recievers that show a DIM WHITE
> icon.
The BLUE icon indicates some difficulty with
jazzi wrote:
> QUESTION:
> The directory missing problem, I don't know if exists on other
> platforms, I only tried ARM Deb package.
I've never experienced it.
It might be helpful if you were to post the full output of the installer
session, for context.
SamY wrote:
> This isn't working for me in LMS 8.1.1. I added a file named Skipme in
> one of my directories and set the Skip Sentinel Filename to that value,
> then restarted LMS and did a complete rescan. The files in the sentinel
> directory and a subdirectory were included in the library.
DanielTheGreat wrote:
> ... but none of them fixes the problem I reported back in 2003? Will it
> EVER be fixed? (Pause at end of song replays the SAME track next time I
> press Play.)
What happens if you simply resume playback, i.e. "unpause" by taking the
pause option again ?
vco1 wrote:
> Seems a bit strange to me that this behaviour is caused by the number of
> items in the feed, but I haven't looked at the code yet. So it might be
> logical.
Well, Ive already shown you a cause of the problem. As an easier fix,
try fixing the plug-in to limit the number of items
vco1 wrote:
> I don't think the long press on pause is the issue. It's the fact that
> the Radio should show a menu when resuming a podcast episode. That
> doesn't happen. Don't know if that's even possible.
>
> And it doesn't sound silly at all. I'm convinced this is not an easy
> task.
I'm finding no difficulty with either of the two feeds mentioned on LMS
version 8.0.1.
http://feeds.harvardbusiness.org/harvardbusiness/ideacast
http://feeds.wnyc.org/wnyc_bl
Perhaps set debug logging on -(formats.xml) - XML Parsing Information
(Picks, SHOUTcast, etc)- to find out more.
vco1 wrote:
> Could that be part of the problem?
I would say: "unlikely". The key will be to find out what element(s) of
the podcast XML it is that LMS is finding uncongenial.
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philippe_44 wrote:
> 2- I'm not sure, but can Radio/Touch, when they receive 192k, decide to
> downsample it with a simple decimation of 2 and deal with that? In
> reality, downsampling a 192k to 96k, knowing there is nothing above
> 20kHz (44.1) should be just a decimation. that's what I would
mtreloar wrote:
> Q. Is there a way to exclude files or folders from a library scan?
The ability to exclude by directory has been added to LMS 8.
Look at -Settings|My Music|Skip Sentinel Filename- in the web
interface.
I have set it to "LMS_Skipdir". I place a file named, you guessed it,
bpa wrote:
> Not a C comment but a the Perl defined OR operator "//" . The "//"
> operator is only supported in Perl 5.10 onwards and not in Perl 5.8
Would a statement in the source like "use v5.8.8;" protect against this
sort of inadvertent version dependent mishap ?
ralphy wrote:
> 1.1x seconds is just squeaking by the minimum required. Perhaps it's
> time to increase DECODE_AUDIO_BUFFER_SIZE to allow for a few more
> seconds of 384k?
Possibly. Some observations suggested that the flac decoder would leave
anything up to about 60k bytes unused when
ralphy wrote:
> Thanks. Let's see what your investigations turn up before making any
> changes.
>
> I only have test files for those crazy high sample rates, and the last
> time I tried an alsa squeezeplay at 384 it played okay.
Well, I did not determine anything regarding minimum output
mrw wrote:
> At present, the buffer is set at 10 seconds of decoded audio, at 44,100
> Hz. That would be reduced to 1.125 seconds at 352,800 Hz. I don't know
> what the underlying constraint is, but it seems 1.125 seconds just isn't
> enough. I don't know what the optimum
bpa wrote:
> I can confirm when I add the command line option "-b 2:6" - the
> files plays OK. It looks like ALSA is unable to play the 325.8KHz
> stream unless it has big enough buffers for high sample rate streams.
> This may be specific to my setup when my USB DAC can only go up to
mherger wrote:
> And that's what triggered the bug in the scanner: the CUE sheet claims
> there are four tracks (when there's only one), but no duration for three
>
> of them. This caused the scanner to try to "look harder", which
> basically restarted the analysis of the file, over and over
That CUESHEET_BLOCK tag is how LMS presents the flac CUESHEET metadata
type.
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RobbH wrote:
> According to its man page, the command line program metaflac can find
> embedded cue sheets. It's not clear if it can remove them, although it
> can remove tags. If nothing else will do it, perhaps decoding the flac
> file to wav and the re-encoding it as flac would work.
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> I've looked at your flac file and can see the embedded cue file. I can't
> see an embedded cue file in my problem file(s) however...just regular
> tags
I got the impression from your log that scanning -"1-01 - Daughters of
Darkness.flac"- seemed to trigger cue file parsing,
mrw wrote:
> I have understood, perhaps incorrectly, that flac files "regularly" have
> embedded cue files. I don't use flac files regularly, so I don't know
> for sure.
>
> The update you observed at github might be a coincidence, but it does
> relate to cu
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> I will have a look as see if I can find the embedded cue file. This
> scanning issue seemed to start with Thursday's 8.0.0 release.
I have understood, perhaps incorrectly, that flac files "regularly" have
embedded cue files. I don't use flac files regularly, so I don't know
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> Hi Michael,
>
> Zipped scanner log file attached.
>
> Robert
I don't know if this helps.
What I'm seeing is that, as the scan reaches:
Code:
New Track:
mherger wrote:
> Does it _need_ to generate new files? Or does it so because you trigger
> the full build?
>
> AFAIK we only have two sets of those files for all platforms and
> architectures. I'd be surprised if we needed new builds for this version
>
> of Perl.
>
Looking through the
mherger wrote:
> Would you mind submitting a PR for this update?
Does this generate new ICU collation files ?
I assume "yes". If so, slimserver-platforms may also need some touching
up, in due course, to ensure that they are included in the packages.
mherger wrote:
> > 1) Since Upstart and Systemd are used in Debian/Ubuntu, LMS by
> default
> > is started before the network is up, which causes issues with thinks
> > like online radio stations, Spotify etc. My /etc/rc.local workaround
> is
> > fine, but not very nice. A structural solution
Squeezenoob wrote:
>
> Did you play these 24/96 flac files with a Squeezebox radio?
> (The Squeezebox Touch plays the files just fine)
Yes, with a Squeezebox Radio.
Your report is reminiscent of an issue that arises with ogg flac
streams, where the transcoding rule in -convert.conf- for
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