where do you have the prefs file stored? run both with --d_prefs and
you can make sure it is grabbing the same info.
also --d_server --d_mysql may help
-kdf
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Hey,
I'm running slimserver as user nobody, group wheel as I've always done.
I've confirmed all permissions are correct and adequate, etc. I get
the same error if I run the whole thing as root, so I don't think its a
permission problem.
Cheers,
Daniel
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emeraldcityeg;152386 Wrote:
> When I run scanner.pl from the command line, however, it works perfectly
> without any errors.
What user are you running it as from the command line?
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Ok, so I deleted the entire CPAN/ tree from /usr/local/slimserver and
then went through the process of trying to start slimserver.pl, getting
an error due to a missing perl module, installing that module with cpan
(to my /usr/local/lib/perl5). After repeating this a guzzilion times,
I got all the
Quoting emeraldcityeg
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Yeah, my include paths are all correct and are finding the perl module.
Just seems to not be able to load it. Also, made sure permissions were
all good, etc.
Then there should be more information about why it is failing. Is
there more to the lo
Just downloaded the new version of SoftSqueeze. It keeps complaining
about needing 6.5.1, so I gave in and tried to upgrade to 6.5.1 on my
KuroBox only to find the package doesn't exist.
SlimDevices, please do put the PowerPC version out with the other
packages on debian.slimdevices.com. Many o
kdf;152339 Wrote:
> are you able to run slimserver.pl manually?
> try adding the --d_startup
>
> see what that says about @INC
>
> -kdf
Yeah, my include paths are all correct and are finding the perl module.
Just seems to not be able to load it. Also, made sure permissions were
all good, etc.
are you able to run slimserver.pl manually?
try adding the --d_startup
see what that says about @INC
-kdf
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Hi everyone,
I'm a proud owner of a Transporter and as a result I've been regularly
upgrading to the latest nightly builds of 6.5.1 in order to see if the
big knob performs better. The knob had various known problems in 6.5.0
and SD support suggested I get onto the nightly builds and see if thin
On 11/2/06, emeraldcityeg
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Hey everyone,
Take a look at this info I found on Tom's Hardware while researching
the green pc concept myself... Pretty neat, perfect for
Linux/BSD/Windows:
http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/09/25/green_machine/
Had to go look at the ima
SlimServer needs 24 hours to scan my library.
mt-daapd, written in C, takes 10 minutes.
(same library, same machine even)
Now you could say that either Perl ist much slower than C - that at
least sounds better than saying that SlimServer was just coded very
inefficiently.
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Thanks, I can fool myself if I want. I was speaking about the apt
repository!
Of course, if you wouldn't be so f... arrogant and actually read what I
wrote, you would've seen that I was speaking about keeping the apt way!
I wasn't as silly as you think and even got an older version, but that
didn
parbis;151994 Wrote:
> I just installed CC and SS and would like the SS to use a NAS device
> (DS-101j) as music library. How do I do that? I'm new to CC and Linux
>
> /parbis
I use NSLU2 as NAS for my music files. There are probably a number of
ways to do this but this is what I did:
Using P
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