Wow thanks! OK! Now synaptic sees the package, and I can mark it for
install, and when I tell it to go, there is an error- see attached
screenshot.
Looks like an unresolved PERL dependency of some sort...
TD
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On 9/22/06, Dan Sully <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
* tyler_durden shaped the electrons to say...>Someone must have read this because there is now an AMD64 .deb package>on the DL site!That would be me - please try it again.Dan, I just tried to install slimserver on Ubuntu-AMD64 and it won't install th
On 9/23/06, smc2911 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have only got stable main in my source list and with the latest updateI seem to have got
7.0a. Is this to be expected now that 6.5 isofficial?No, I don't think this is expected or correct. I know Dan's futzing with the .deb's right now, maybe some
I have only got stable main in my source list and with the latest update
I seem to have got 7.0a. Is this to be expected now that 6.5 is
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* zenlinux shaped the electrons to say...
2006-09-22 23:59:22.5457 ERROR: Cannot write to preferences file
/usr/share/slimserver/slimserver.pref, any changes made will not be
preserved for the next startup of the server
Who owns /usr/share/slimserver & /usr/share/slimserver/slimserver.pref ?
* Tom Smith shaped the electrons to say...
No sale. I've spent the last two nights beating on this thing. After
doing some dpkg --purge slimserver;apt-get install slimserver; I
started over. I set some things in the prefs file like dbsource,
dbusername, and dbpassword. Now I am down to this and
* tyler_durden shaped the electrons to say...
Someone must have read this because there is now an AMD64 .deb package
on the DL site!
That would be me - please try it again.
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Someone must have read this because there is now an AMD64 .deb package
on the DL site!
Unfortunately, I can't get it to work, either.
I follow the instructions on the debian package page and run
sudo apt-get update
followed by
sudo apt-get install slimserver
and the result is this:
Readin
Thank you, now it looks like I'm finding some useful information:
perl /usr/sbin/slimserver --d_slimproto
2006-09-22 23:59:22.5457 ERROR: Cannot write to preferences file
/usr/share/slimserver/slimserver.pref, any changes made will not be
preserved for the next startup of the server
2006-09-22 2
No sale. I've spent the last two nights beating on this thing. After
doing some dpkg --purge slimserver;apt-get install slimserver; I
started over. I set some things in the prefs file like dbsource,
dbusername, and dbpassword. Now I am down to this and I just can't make
this go away. My MythTV dep
tyler_durden wrote:
I'm still wet behind my linux ears, so I am wondering if this means the
.deb package isn't going to work for me and I should use the tarball
instead. But there is a bigger question- is my amd64 install of linux
simply not compatible with slimserver?
I use Mandriva, not Ubun
I've noticed the playlists stopping again.
Now I'm suspicious it's the browser interface that's involved.
Although the wireless links are now pretty stable, a wired machine
still has it's LAN connection drop now and then. No idea why...
Anyway, playlists stop occasionally when I've got the slim
Now I am trying out ubuntu on my athlon64 machine. I modified the
/apt/sources.list to grab slimserver but it chokes because it looks for
an amd64 build of slimserver that doesn't exist.
I'm still wet behind my linux ears, so I am wondering if this means the
.deb package isn't going to work for
Did you add http://debian.slimdevices.com/ to your sources.list file?
>> Yes. It found the package but didn't deal with the dependencies.
I am now trying ubuntu. It seems a bit easier to work with, but when I
modify the /apt/sources.list file to include a pointer to the deb
package at slim de
I'll second the request for an update...
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What tool can I do this with? I've been fooling around reorganizing all
day (I recently made the switch from my old mac driving the music to
Slimserver+squeezebox) and this is the one last thing driving me nuts!
I've been using EasyTag for all of my other miscellaneous tag
rearrangement, but I can
* zenlinux shaped the electrons to say...
I then used sudo to run it as the slimserver user, and got the exact
same error.
You'll need to remove your /etc/slimserver/slimserver.pref file and try again
as the slimserver user.
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I first tried running this as root, which it didn't like:
perl /usr/sbin/slimserver --d_slimproto
060922 18:31:40 [ERROR] Fatal error: Please read "Security" section of
the manual to find out how to run mysqld as root!
060922 18:31:40 [ERROR] Aborting
060922 18:31:40 [Note] /usr/sbin/mysqld: Sh
Can you stop SlimServer, and run it manually?
perl slimserver --d_slimproto
and send the output?
Thanks
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Hi there,
I have a Squeezebox hardware rev2 and run Ubuntu Dapper as my host for
running SlimServer. I've been running previous versions of slimserver
(last one being 6.3.1) from tarballs, and haven't had any issues.
Today I decided to upgrade to 6.5.0 and make use of the debian
repository to i
Yes, since /lib is in the default search path that works as well.
The new SSODS will modify /etc/ld.so.conf.
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Hello flip,
i observed the same problem after a new intstallation of SS 6.5.0 on
the DS106. I only symlinked the libexpat.so.1 into the /lib and the
problem was gone. I don't know what is the better solution, but it
seems to be easier.
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Okay, that worked perfectly.
Many thanks, Dan!
Actually I know about /etc/ld.so.conf and ldconfig. I investigated in
the wrong direction..
At least I learned a bit about slimserver.. and Perl. Usually I code in
c and matlab. It's definitively time to start using perl.. :-)
Regards,
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Dan Sully;138511 Wrote:
Is there an /etc/ld.so.conf on the Synology?
No, there isn't. I'll try what happens when I create one (after
dinner.. :-).
Ok.. you may need to run 'ldconfig -v' after that.
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Dan Sully;138511 Wrote:
> Is there an /etc/ld.so.conf on the Synology?
>
No, there isn't. I'll try what happens when I create one (after
dinner.. :-).
Thanks,
flip
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If so, modify that to add the paths where the .so files are.
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Hello
I hope that I am in the right forum..
I am the author of SSODS which allows to run Slimserver on a Synology
Diskstation (a NAS). DS hereafter.
Since the DS ships with a very minimal Linux system, I have to install
(compile) Perl myself to make Slimserver run.
I installed perl and all nec
Dan Sully;138463 Wrote:
> There is a testing tree now - it tracks 6.5.1 changes.
Ah, very nice! Thanks, Dan.
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* bishopdonmiguel shaped the electrons to say...
package isn't the correct choice and I don't want to use 7.0. Is there
a TESTING package or do I have to mess around with a manual update?
There is a testing tree now - it tracks 6.5.1 changes.
-D
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SQOTD (stupid question of the day). I see from the wiki I can use
Aptitude to install the 6.5.0 release via STABLE or the 7.0b release
via UNSTABLE. That's really good news. What if I want to upgrade to a
nightly release to pick up certain bug fixes? I assume the STABLE
package isn't the corre
* rramstad shaped the electrons to say...
No idea what to think, but at this point I've got what I believe is a
totally vanilla starting point, with a clean 6.3.1 on the server and
correct firmware plus factory reset on the boxes, and no dice.
Something in the downgrade has failed, and failed b
* tyler_durden shaped the electrons to say...
I decided to try using the debian package to install slimserver. Three
dependencies come up, all of which have numerous other dependencies,
all of which are files in the unstable release of debian linux. Even
the PERL version required to support th
That is what I call 'GOOD NEWS' :)
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I took a minute and did an rpm -e and was suprised to see that
/usr/local/slimserver is still populated with a whole mess of files:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# ls -1 /usr/local/slimserver/
__AUTO_PURGE__
Cache
FileCache
fontcache
my.cnf
MySQL
slimserversql.db
templates
usr
It really shouldn't be po
It took all of 3 minutes to run the script and install everything.
Slimserver now works great on my Linkstation. Many, many thanks.
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Dan Sully;138253 Wrote:
> Can you move aside your slimserver.pref file?
That file doesn't exist on my system. I did a full search from root
for all files starting with 'slimserver' and got the following:
/var/lock/subsys/slimserver
/var/spool/mail/slimserver
/tmp/slimserver.log
/etc/sysconfig/
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Robin Bowes<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Andy Hawkins wrote:
>>
>> I wouldn't normally, but...
>
> Well, seeing as you mention it ...
>
>>
>>
>> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
>>Robin Bowes<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> Is that a typo? (shiu
Yes, it was a typo. I meant shutdown.
I changed the file my.tt in the MySQL directory to comment out this
line (the file my.cnf is copied from the my.tt file when the server is
started). That work and slimserver was started with a warning about
missing Inno_DB support.
My next question would be,
Andy Hawkins wrote:
>
> I wouldn't normally, but...
Well, seeing as you mention it ...
>
>
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
>Robin Bowes<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Is that a typo? (shiutdown)
>>
>>> of Unslung is compiled without inno_db support. Is this a probelm?
>> Yes. Slims
Hi,
I wouldn't normally, but...
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Robin Bowes<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is that a typo? (shiutdown)
>
>> of Unslung is compiled without inno_db support. Is this a probelm?
>
> Yes. Slimserver uses InooDB tables.
Is that a type? (InooDB)
:)
Andy
I'm planning to upgrade over the weekend. Anybody do this yet or
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abagos wrote:
> Hello,
> I am trying to setup SlimServer on Unslung 6.8. The compilation was
> successful with some tricks and warnings, the same I've been getting
> with SlimServer 6.3 lately. I also symlinked mysqld to a directory
> which is in the PATH, in order for it to be found.
> Now the sli
Hello,
I am trying to setup SlimServer on Unslung 6.8. The compilation was
successful with some tricks and warnings, the same I've been getting
with SlimServer 6.3 lately. I also symlinked mysqld to a directory
which is in the PATH, in order for it to be found.
Now the slimserver won't start compl
I fixed the problem by deleting the database and rescanning
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