But it still had a bunch of weird messages in the log (attached here)
like the repeated fact that there's already another copy of slimserver
running on the machine,
Did you verify that this wasn't the case? You'll have to shut slimserver
down before you can start it from the shell.
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tyler_durden;150826 Wrote:
> Yes, I see the little orange asterisk that indicates that updates are
> available for some of the programs on my machine from time to time, but
> I don't know how the communication takes place- does Slim Devices have
> to do something special to announce the new packa
A Linux newbie (Debian - Xandros) with an ancient Pentium III (450 MHz
256 Mb 100Gb drive) decided to follow the thread
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?ExistingMySQLInstance
on using an existing MySQL instance.
I had already installed LAMP (XAMPP), w/ MySQL 5.0.24a, which worked
fine, and w
* biffhero shaped the electrons to say...
Thanks - fixed.
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Thanks for the replies. I installed slimserver 6.5 via RPM on Fedora 4.
It turns out that cachedir was /usr/local/slimserver which is already
on the external disk. I tried changing it to another folder on the
external disk and I still get:
mysqld(4734): dirtied inode 17268770 (#sql_1268_0.MYI) o
devin;150833 Wrote:
> slimserver 6.5.0 has been in FreeBSD ports since Oct 5, 2006. Perhaps
> you need to cvsup your ports tree.
>
Hmmm, I thought portupgrade -rv handled that! But since my last cvsup
was about 2 months ago, I'm probably due for one anyways -- thanks
devin.
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I don't know if this is the correct place to report a bug with the 7.0a1
packages or not. If it isn't, please point me to the right place.
Also, the only list I am subscribed to is the -discuss list. Is there
a way to subscribe to the beta forum or this forum?
Anyway, I did an 'apt-get update'
slimserver 6.5.0 has been in FreeBSD ports since Oct 5, 2006. Perhaps
you need to cvsup your ports tree.
See http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/ports/audio/slimserver/ for
the port changelogs.
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Take a look at the --cachedir option.
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On 10/29/06, tyler_durden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes I installed the package using synaptic package manager. I am new toLinux and not intimately familiar with how updates get announced, hence
my question. Yes, I see the little orange asterisk that indicates thatupdates are available for some
On 10/29/06, chickenmagnet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,In an effort to reduce the noise generated by my music server Irecently tried moving my music database onto a known quiet external
2.5" USB hard drive. I set slimserver's root music folder to a folderon the external drive and symlinked /usr/l
Hi,
In an effort to reduce the noise generated by my music server I
recently tried moving my music database onto a known quiet external
2.5" USB hard drive. I set slimserver's root music folder to a folder
on the external drive and symlinked /usr/local/slimserver to another
one.
Unfortunately sl
Before I bother the maintainer of freebsd's "ports" slimserver, I
figured I'd ask here first (erm, since I paid for my slimdevice!)...
Anyways, is 6.5 coming out for freebsd ports anytime soon? I vaguely
recall from 6.3, that they waited for the following ".1" release (ie,
won't get started unti
Yes I installed the package using synaptic package manager. I am new to
Linux and not intimately familiar with how updates get announced, hence
my question. Yes, I see the little orange asterisk that indicates that
updates are available for some of the programs on my machine from time
to time, b
Those are great suggestions - they all work!
I'll soon be asking you some MySQL questions...
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tyler_durden;150210 Wrote:
>
> Will I get some notification that a new release of Slimserver is
> available, or will I have to manually grab the new package and install
> it? Will I have to uninstall the old package before installing the
> new?
>
Two questions:
Are you familiar with Ubuntus
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo mount -t smbfs //nas1/our_music /media/windows
Password:
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on //nas1/our_music,
missing codepage or other error
You might need to add a user password to the mount command (please see eg.
http://www.die.net/doc/linux/man/m
That did the trick, many thanks.
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Ok, I got past the first problem by changing the TCP port mentioned in
the script back from 9023 to 9000, but now when I run the script in a
terminal it returns this:
CLI is running on port 9090 - 9000 is the web server (hence the web
response)
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Thanks.
Here is the sequence when i try that.
"Nas1" is the name of the Linkstation "our_music" is the name of the
directory where the music is.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ mount -t smbfs //nas1/our_music /media/windows
mount: only root can do that
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo mount -t smbfs //nas1/our_m
Ok, I got past the first problem by changing the TCP port mentioned in
the script back from 9023 to 9000, but now when I run the script in a
terminal it returns this:
Sent player count ? to server
Server replied: 405 Method Not
Allowed
405 Method Not Allowed players found
Argument "405 Method No
mherger
Yes Slimserver starts automatically, so you are correct about it
already running & causing the errors.
Thanks for your help.
Icarus
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