What I meant to say what that most(all ?) Linux do have the firewall
enabled by default. And ufw is just a tool to handle it so i suspect
that you actually have the fw on.
Start ufw and set the exceptions or as a test just disable it.
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Mnyb
I change stations/albums or cycle the unit off and on. If that doesn't
work, I unplug my router and plug it back in.
The router trick also works when the Now Playing list is off which
is even more annoying.
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Don7031
Hi,
I personally don't get any problems with artwork on the Touch or Duet,
except when I have used the latest release SBS 7.5.4. You will see from
various threads that 7.5.4.s scanner.exe has displayed faults when
scanning music/artwork files.
That said, in reading threads over the years, I have
It sure seems like you have an additional DHCP server running on your
network that is handing out 192.168.1.x addresses. If the Squeezebox
Touch was contacting the DHCP server on the old router then it would be
getting a 192.168.0.x IP address. If it were unable to contact any DHCP
server then it
Mnyb;634267 Wrote:
Everything on your network should have 192.168.0.X addresses including
the AP itself .
The router you have re-purposed as an AP also has an IP address for
itself in fact everything on an network has an IP.
But something is handing out 192.168.1X addresses as JJ pointed
Hello
In my iTunes library I have quite a lot bbc radio shows (around half an
hour long) and podcasts that turn up when I put a random mix on the
squeezebox and ruin everything. Could anyone help me with the best
way to filter these out?
In iTunes I have created a smart playlist that catches
I DID do a search and all I saw was a config setting for SBS and 500
playlist limit. Since I am not using SBS but the one built into the
Touch, I posted my question about the 100 playlist limit
Seems to me to be apples and oranges but I could have missed something
on a search.. So who knows..
I've been running 7.5.0 for over a year with no trouble. The only
reason I updated to that version was that I purchased a Touch.
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maggior
Rich
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Setup: 2 SB3s, 4 Booms, 1 Duet, 1 Receiver, 1 Touch, iPeng on iPod
Touch. SuSE 11.0 Server running SqueezeBoxServer 7.5.0, MusicIP, and
You could change the genre of what you want to filter to something
unique, like radio for example. Then when selecting random mix
through web interface, you get the option of selecting which genres to
include in a random mix. You would just have to de-select the ones you
don't want. I use this to
JJZolx;634259 Wrote:
It sure seems like you have an additional DHCP server running on your
network that is handing out 192.168.1.x addresses. If the Squeezebox
Touch was contacting the DHCP server on the old router then it would be
getting a 192.168.0.x IP address. If it were unable to
Also... Try connecting to 192.168.9.1 in a web browser and see where it
takes you.
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JJZolx;634318 Wrote:
Then go through the new router with a fine-toothed comb. Look at every
possible setting. See my post above above about the difference between
the DHCP client and the DHCP server running on the router.
I did that. In fact, I found another document that takes you through
I dunno. Try this maybe.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Network-Tools/Network-IP-Scanner/DHCPExplorer.shtml
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7.5.2 has been probably the most stable release to date. 7.5.3 was a
disaster, which is why 7.5.4 came out to address those problems.
I've been running 7.5.4 since it was beta and haven't found any
particular problems with it at all, but some people seem to have
scanner problems with it.
If
I suspect that there is something funky going on with the SBT. My laptop
functions perfectly with the new router configured as an Access Point.
I have decided to 'prove' it by actually buying an Access Point. It's
cheap enough at $30. I am betting that the SBT still will not work with
it.
Here
garym;634348 Wrote:
I might take that bet. Still seems like you have two DIFFERENT networks
going on here. one at 192.168.1.x and the other at 192.168.0.x.
Everything needs to be one or the other, with only the x at the end
different. That is, my router, my computers, my SB players AND MY
the bigger issue may be you are running an incredible
old version of firmware on the ReadyNAS.
Agreed. RAIDiator 4.2.3 has been very stable for two years. Stable is
good :-)
Looks like several suggest Squeezebox Server 7.5.2. Features are
secondary to reliability / stability.
Others?
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