> Touch should always be running Samba, as it shares the system log
> folder in read-only mode.
It's always running if you enable it.
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peterw;531964 Wrote:
> *If* you enable that feature -- you can leave that disabled even if you
> do attach a disk. There's also a simple touchscreen UI for setting a
> username & password for accessing the share. I haven't looked to see if
> the usual Samba command line tools are in place for mak
snarlydwarf;531795 Wrote:
> Yes, the Touch runs a Samba server when you plug in an external storage
> device.
Touch should always be running Samba, as it shares the system log
folder in read-only mode.
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snarlydwarf;531795 Wrote:
> Yes, the Touch runs a Samba server when you plug in an external storage
> device.
*If* you enable that feature -- you can leave that disabled even if you
do attach a disk. There's also a simple touchscreen UI for setting a
username & password for accessing the share.
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boerner;531793 Wrote:
> Somewhat reversing the initial question, is it possible to have the
> Touch share the local USB storage (whether it be SD card or USB disk)
> via CIFS? I like the idea of everything being self contained and having
> the ability to update songs via the network.
>
> Sorry i
Somewhat reversing the initial question, is it possible to have the
Touch share the local USB storage (whether it be SD card or USB disk)
via CIFS? I like the idea of everything being self contained and having
the ability to update songs via the network.
Sorry if that has been covered before. I c
Thanks for the info. I'll look into this tinysbs.
I'm a performance and automation tools architect. My daily job is
software and system performance. I generally don't make performance
statements without testing. That's why even when developers believe
performance will be a certain way I generally
I have a Touch, but unless I suddenly find a few hours with nothing
better to do I doubt I'll experiment with it. Like I said, when people
who know the system inside out like andyg say performance will suck, I
tend to believe them. I mean, what would they gain by lying about that?
In other words,
If you have a Touch and feel like giving it a go and letting us know how
the performance delta I'd appreciate it.
I really don't spend a lot of time in the forums and really don't know
the micro details of what's been implemented. Really didn't know there
wasn't any sort of http on the device.
I
Sure, the UPnP mode should work. But we never built an SP UI for it,
so it would only appear on ip3k players.
On Apr 8, 2010, at 9:38 AM, autopilot
wrote:
>
> SBS used to support upnp (still does?) with SBS operating as a proxy
> as
> Squeezebox dont do upnp, could that not be used if futur
pounce;531684 Wrote:
> Well, since I don't have one and this topic is one that's sort of going
> to make or break the purchase decision I may just have to let someone
> else try it first and I'll just wait and see. If I had one I'd
> certainly try it.
There's a 30-day return policy. Or I'm sure y
aubuti;531680 Wrote:
> ... so please report back on your experience.
Well, since I don't have one and this topic is one that's sort of going
to make or break the purchase decision I may just have to let someone
else try it first and I'll just wait and see. If I had one I'd
certainly try it.
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andyg;531678 Wrote:
>
> * Would have to build a complex UI for browsing/selecting/logging in to
> network shares.
>
Could you have a web based UI for this that you would use from another
browser? I'm not sure it has to be very complex. More than no effort
though ;)
>
> * Performance would re
SBS used to support upnp (still does?) with SBS operating as a proxy as
Squeezebox dont do upnp, could that not be used if future with TinySC?
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pounce;531677 Wrote:
> Thanks for the response.
>
> I'm not convinced the performance would be as slow as you suggest.
> Scanning would be slower but usage would probably be comparable.
>
> I just can't stand a mess of cables and drives. It's a nice looking
> unit, but I'd like to have just the
Feel free to try it, there are a couple reasons we didn't implement it:
* Would have to build a complex UI for browsing/selecting/logging in to
network shares.
* Performance would really suck because we'd need to store the database
on the share.
* If you have a network share, you could likely jus
peterw;531672 Wrote:
> I think it should be possible to do a little more work and use an SDHC
> card in Touch for storing the databases locally even when the audio
> files reside on a NAS.
I agree that makes sense, but as I recall when the idea was floated
before the developers were not at all en
Thanks for the response.
I'm not convinced the performance would be as slow as you suggest.
Scanning would be slower but usage would probably be comparable.
I just can't stand a mess of cables and drives. It's a nice looking
unit, but I'd like to have just the power and optical running to the
un
aubuti;531666 Wrote:
> Technically speaking it may be possible to do what you suggest. You
> would have to ssh into the Touch and set up the necessary mount
> commands. However, this configuration is not supported because it is
> likely to be atrociously slow. When SBS scans the music library it
Technically speaking it may be possible to do what you suggest. You
would have to ssh into the Touch and set up the necessary mount
commands. However, this configuration is not supported because is
likely to be atrociously slow. When SBS scans the music library it
creates a database of the metadat
I searched and didn't find a previous post so forgive me if this is a
dupe. I also could not find the manuals to check.
Can the touch be pointed to a network share for the files instead of
using USB attached storage?
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