Umbe wrote:
> HI , just solved : COntrol panel , reverse proxy and you can add on HA
> dashboard the webpage of the lms gui
>
> cheers
I just popped back in to update in case it is of use to anyone else, and
I spotted your note which is correct.
I've not finished the setup, but this how to f
philchillbill wrote:
> If you'd prefer to use nginx or apache there's also a section on
> configuring that.
Thank you so much. This is exactly the overview I needed.
I'm already running a ssl for Home Assistant, so I suspect (now I know
what I'm trying to achieve) the easiest option is going t
Just wondering if anyone knows how to set up LMS to be accessible over
https: rather than just http:?
I'm trying to include the UI as part of a Home Assistant dashboard, but
need it to be https to be accessable. I'm running the latest version on
a fedora base, but can switch to anything needed i
Thanks all, I'm still not sure on the root cause, I suspect it's to do
with the Normalisation settings as mentioned. However, I've found a
solution...
On pulling the unit apart to check hardware connections I realised I'd
used a much better quality amp than I'd remembered, and that it should
ha
About 4 months ago I switched from a windows server to a dedicated linux
box running Vortexbox 2.5.
However, I've noticed across the board the volume levels of the streams
are lower than before. This is specifically causing issues for my sons
bedroom where a 2x 50w amp running 4 speakers is now
Thanks Michael! That should help a lot.
Autumn is here in NZ now so this should be a good rainy day project.
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Slightly late to this, but my experience may help give you some
confidence...
I am running, and regularly have sync'd playing across, 7 devices
running 9 players.
* 4 Pis on Ethernet running 6 players
* 2 pis on wifi running 2 players
* One official Squeezebox (3rd Gen) Ethernet
+ 3 or 4 control
Fahzz wrote:
> I should have included that:
>
> For Max2Play I use either Ipeng or web interface to turn on LMS (the Pi
> device is always running), for the Boom I push the button on the unit
> itself.
Hmmm, maybe I'm thinking too simplistic here, but I understood the
behaviour (with units set
What are you using to power them on? An app, web interface or remote?
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Hi guys,
For ages I've been meaning to move from windows to Linux, but I've been
putting it off as re-setting up everything from scratch (plugins,
settings, sync timings etc) all seems a bit of a hassle.
Does anyone know of an easy way to transfer a LMS setup to an new
machine without having to
mherger wrote:
>
> See my related posting:
> Michael
Yep - that post was top of mind for me when I posted this.
Having looked for myself, I was incredibly shocked as to how widespread
the problem is. I couldn't really believe people would do that.
I naively thought the level of knowledge requ
mherger wrote:
> > I stumbled on a nice little map that shows the relative distribution
> of
> > people using squeezebox.
>
> Interesting. Would you know how old this is and where it comes from?
> What data it is based on?
>
> --
>
> Michael
You've worked it out, but it's a sample based on
Hi all,
I was doing some basic checking on the security of my own system and I
was completely shocked to see how many people have opened their
squeezebox web front end to the internet.
If this is you, please turn this off ASAP.
This is a major security hole (at a minimum I'm sure you wouldn't
I stumbled on a nice little map that shows the relative distribution of
people using squeezebox.
I thought others might like to see it as well!
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Mnyb wrote:
> The old SB3 can only use 2,4gHz g network the new N and AC stuff does
> not apply .
>
> I have an SB radio with the same limitation i keep a separate 2,4 GHz
> net for that one , it's currently My only wifi player My phone iPad and
> friends phone uses My 5ghz net .
Hadn't conside
edwin2006 wrote:
> Here running 7 devices no problem. Lms on windows, 2009 pc. Cliënt mix
> of radio, boom, Android on wifi and 2 pi with cable and 1 SB2 also via
> cable
Awesome - thanks!
I'll keep pressing on on my plans. Now I just have to wait for the
remaining parts to arrive (and for my w
drmatt wrote:
> Plenty of grunt there then.
Based on that reply I'm wondering "Do I even need to switch away from
the windows setup then"?
drmatt wrote:
> Note that power line adapters form a virtual HUB not a switch so the
> quoted bandwidth is aggregate and is shared between endpoints.
Than
drmatt wrote:
> The biggest issue is going to be bandwidth and CPU power
I have LMS running on a basically dedicated win 10 box with an older
2.4GHZ i7. However I plan to rebuild it on a dedicated linux box
(2.26GHz Intel Core 2 Duo P8400).
That is of course because I'm just assuming LMS runs l
Actually I've just had a count up and I'm already happily running 4
players at the moment on 'phase 1' of my implementation. All are on wifi
and they are keeping sync really well. I have 3 others set up but
haven't tested all together in sync as I'm still waiting on
DAC's/AMP's/Relays to arrive.
Hi all,
I'm slowly building up a new squeeze implementation for our new house
(ok, we've been in it 2 years, but it'll still be considered new until I
get the music sorted).
But I have a burning question: How many separate synchronised players
will realistically work together?
Ideally I have 9
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