gorstk Wrote:
> street_samurai wrote:[color=blue]
> I have a spare socket 478 633mhz celeron if you want that!
Hehe, thanks for the offer.
I just picked up a 1.8ghz AMD off of craigslist (the Sarge box I
mentioned above). I'm in the process of moving all my services (apache,
qmail, ftp, ssh, a
Two other thoughts:
1) are you sure that the script definitely came back as executable when
you checked it via Telnet - i.e. there is a a "*" next to the file name
as:
-rwxrwxrwx hackme.cgi*
If not, you may not have added the extension correctly - just repeat
the "chmod +x /www/cgi-bin3/hackm
the bull wrote:
Hi,
I'm attempting to install slimserver on a Buffalo Linkstation (firmware
version 1.44) following the instructions by Marc D Field. I'm a bit of a
newbie to Linux so please bear with me.
I'm attempting to hack the root password - all is going well except
that when I run "http:
2005-06-06 21:28:24.9460 Info: no title found, calculating title from
url for file:///home/2ndDisk/multimedia/audio/INXS
2005-06-06 21:28:24.9479 Plain title for:
file:///home/2ndDisk/multimedia/audio/INXS
Any specific output I should look for?
If Dan was reading this thread it would be nice if
Hi,
I'm attempting to install slimserver on a Buffalo Linkstation (firmware
version 1.44) following the instructions by Marc D Field. I'm a bit of a
newbie to Linux so please bear with me.
I'm attempting to hack the root password - all is going well except
that when I run "http://ipaddress/cgi-b
Hi Michael,
the status after rescanning:
Your music library contains 1 album with 11 songs by 2 artists.
the status after listening to 1 album:
Your music library contains 1 album with 11 songs by 2 artists.
I do have umlauts, but haven't had a problem with the old SlimServer
5.x version so far.
You've found everything you need :-)
I don't know if this is of any importance, but I don't have a
slimserver.pref file, only a slimserver.conf file. I can't find any
I'm always wrong with this filename, you're right.
hint in the conf-file pointing to an slimserversql.db file and do not
have
>Have a look at /etc/slimserver.pref to find you slimserversql.db file.
I don't know if this is of any importance, but I don't have a
slimserver.pref file, only a slimserver.conf file. I can't find any
hint in the conf-file pointing to an slimserversql.db file and do not
have one on my system at
mherger Wrote:
> > What I need, is an information, that no player is actually ON:
> > - Squeezebox is standby or without power
> > - no Softsqueeze is running
>
> There's a command line interface to the slimserver which is listening
> on
> port 9090. You can telnet there or use a script to run
take a look at the help section, technical information under command line
interface. You can query the status using a telnet link to port 9090 of the
slimserver pc. grab the number of players, then simply poll through each one
to check the power state or even playback state, if you wish to be th
What I need, is an information, that no player is actually ON:
- Squeezebox is standby or without power
- no Softsqueeze is running
There's a command line interface to the slimserver which is listening on
port 9090. You can telnet there or use a script to run some commands
(you'll finde exam
Hi,
maybe my question is OT in this forum, but my slimserver is running on
linux.
linVDR 0.7 (video disk recorder), based on debian (stable), kernel
2.6.9
slimserver 6.0.3 with perl 5.8.6 (thanks to Michael)
My slimserver is running "piggyback" on a VDR. If I don't touch VDR's
remote control, th
Dan Sully Wrote:
>
> On the Pg issue - you'll probably need to set a sequence at the
> Slim::DataStores::DBI::* level for all the auto-increment keys.
> Something like: $class->sequence('album_seq_next');
>
> near the top of Album.pm, etc.
Go here: http://search.cpan.org/~timb/DBI-1.48/DBI.pm
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