scratchy;169509 Wrote:
> If you want your SlimServer to be available as a subdirectory of your
> main Apache server (for example, as http://www.example.com/slimserver/
> instead of http://www.example.com:9000/), you can use Apache's proxying
> capabilities.
This is excactly what I want for my se
scratchy;169509 Wrote:
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> RequestHeader set Referer http://localhost:9000/
>
That line looks potentially dangerous, like it might bypass the CSRF
protections in SlimServer. If you request
http://yourwebserver/slimserver/setup.html?page=BASIC_PLAYER_SETTINGS
do you get a 403 Forbidden err
My suggestion is to use Ubuntu. http://ubuntu.com
SuperQ was checking out the Ubuntu web sites there appears to be 2
verisons of
Ubuntu 6.10 supported to 2008
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nolan;184912 Wrote:
> I've had great success running Ubuntu with the latest stable slimserver
> (6.5.1)
>
>
> which ubuntu verison did you install: 6.06 or 6.10. thanks
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I can do that (not at the moment). /usr is on /. I wonder if this
could perhaps be a ulimit problem? I've never worked with ulimit
before but I believe SuSE has been using it by default since ~10.1.
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SuperQ;192374 Wrote:
> My suggestion is to use Ubuntu. http://ubuntu.com
>
> There is an easy to use slimserver package for ubuntu. It can be added
> using the GUI synaptic package manager.
>
> You just need to enter this information:
>
> Load synaptic and then goto "Settings::Repositories".
Also check where /tmp and /var/tmp are located - lots of CPAN stuff uses
/tmp.
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As an addendum to my previous post - the problem might not be in Samba,
DSL, or SlimCD, but in Windows XP. Regardless, I am stuck!
Are there any settings I might make in the [global] section of smb.conf
that might help solve the problem? I have done some research, tried a
few things, but nothing
Returns from manual start.
boxOwires:~ # /etc/init.d/slimserver start
/etc/init.d/slimserver: line 12: /etc/rc.d/init.d/functions: No such
file or directory
/etc/init.d/slimserver: line 15: .: /etc/sysconfig/network: is a
directory
/etc/init.d/slimserver: line 22: [: =: unary operator expected
St
This is how I do it:
Code:
ServerName slimserver.mydomain.com
ServerAlias slimserver.mydomain.com
ErrorLog logs/slimserver-error_log
CustomLog logs/slimserver-access_log combined
ProxyRequests Off
ProxyPreserveHost On
Order deny,allow
Allow From
Are there any related messages in /var/log/syslog and /var/log/messages?
(although I'm not familiar with SuSE specifically so these may not be
the exact paths to the system logs). '$sudo dmesg' might be helpful
too.
Ed
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Ok... I see the problem now.
For some reason your /etc/init.d/slimserver script is actually the
RedHat script that is shipped in the RPM (which gets put into
/etc/rc.d/init.d). You'll need to download the one from the Wiki (link
here: 'SUSE102startupscripts'
(http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cg
AubreyCTurnerJr;193082 Wrote:
> Ok... I see the problem now.
>
> For some reason your /etc/init.d/slimserver script is actually the
> RedHat script that is shipped in the RPM (which gets put into
> /etc/rc.d/init.d). You'll need to download the one from the Wiki (link
> here: 'SUSE102startupscr
Another thought occurred to me while reading the wiki. While I wrote
the script and posted it in a Bug Report, I didn't create the wiki
entry. I noticed that it mentioned downloading the file as
"slimserver.init." On my system it's just called "slimserver" (sans
".init").
Is there a chance tha
It looks like I was typing my response while you were editing your entry
to add the contents of your slimserver script. The script you posted is
the original RedHat script. You'll need to download the
"slimserver.init" attachment from the referenced Wiki entry and save it
on your system as "/etc
ok..I have removed Slimserver and am ready to give it another go.
Just to be sure...is there a preferred method to install the rpm - I
have been using the "install software" GUI in the application browser.
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Yep. That's the header from the SUSE startup script. So you're on the
right track.
As for installation, I generally just use the RPM command in a shell
session. As far as I know, however, the GUI should do pretty much the
same thing (although it allows you to point to a remote repository so
yo
I noticed that the install creates a subdirectory /etc/init.d/init.d
..correct?
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Yes. At least that's what happens on SUSE. :-)
The RPM is actually saving the slimserver init script into
/etc/rc.d/init.d. SUSE softlinks /etc/rc.d to /etc/init.d for
compatibility with older scripts that still use "rc.d" paths.
Anyhow, you can ignore that directory, as all it contains is
ok - still will not save runlevel 5 and will not start.
perplexing.
.
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I think I found the problem.
On the Slimserver file properties there is a checkbox "allow executing
file as program"
I checked the box and the service is running now.
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Make sure the file has proper permissions.
It needs to be owned by root and set executable.
The error sounds like it isn't set executable.
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ok...on to the next step.
Auto-Mount my ntfs drive (music library).
I see that it is HDA5
I can mount it in session but would like to have it mounted on boot.
What would you recommend?
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Yipee!
Slimservers starts .. music library correctly mounted...scanning files
now and will soon be listening to some victory music through my new
Transporter.
I'm a campy hamper now.
Thanks for all the help.
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I hadn't dealt with NTFS in a while, so I went to look up the magic
incantation for automounting the partition. However, it looks like you
got it figured out while I was looking.
Glad to hear that it's working.
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I must say that Linux has conceded it's command line structure to GUI
for Gates-bots like me and is very helpful for the transition away from
Redmond.
Looking for to text-based computing again.
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