There is also the little known command 'sussudio' created by programmer
Phil Collins while working on the No Jacket Required release of the
Genesis distro.
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I apologize if this comes across as a dumb question, but are you logged
into your Ubuntu box? Ubuntu doesn't automount external disks until a
user logs into Gnome, so if the computer with SqueezeCenter is just
sitting at a login prompt, your external drive won't be accessible at
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Hello,
I'm currently in the throes of moving from XP to Linux (Ubuntu 7.10 and
soon 8.04) and have got most of my core requirements nicely in hand (XP
VPN virtual machines running under VirtualBox etc.).
At the moment I'm dual booting XP and Ubuntu, and one of my final tests
has been to get SC7
Why bother with "sudo su"? Just use "sudo -s". Yeah, it does the same
thing, but there's always more than one way to do it. :)
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Money2themax wrote:
> wouldn't it be "Sudo"?
The ubuntu way is sudo.
I don't like it.
sudo su
gives you 'su' like unix has had for 20 years.
I do an alias of su to 'sudo su'
As they say in perl, there is more than one way to do it.
and it is not 'Sudo' it would be 'sudo'
since case is important
Yes, on Ubuntu you generally want sudo and not su. One of the commands
aubuti gave should work.
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Hi all,
I have an iTunes playlist that I would like to transfer to my
Squeezecenter (running on Debian).
I can extract my iTunes playlist as a text file format, so I can easily
write myself a small program to convert it to the necessary file format
for Squeezecenter.
Where can I get the spec fo
wouldn't it be "Sudo"?
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Money2themax;294880 Wrote:
> Hello how do i restart slimserver on Ubuntu 7.10?
Depends on how you installed it, but something like this usually
works:
sudo /etc/init.d/slimserver restart
or
sudo /etc/init.d/squeezecenter restart
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Money2themax wrote:
> Hello how do i restart slimserver on Ubuntu 7.10?
su
/etc/init.d/squeezecenter start
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mephisto;294641 Wrote:
> It's asking you to run the 'sed' utility from the command line, but if
> you haven't got a command prompt (or sed) you can make the changes
> manually. As far as I can see it searches the file
> "/volume1/SqueezeCenter/Plugins/Alien/custom-convert.conf" for lines
> which
> 2008-04-23 04:53:47 squeezecenter_safe started.
> [08-04-23 04:53:53.4271] Slim::Schema::init (151) Warning: Creating new
> database - empty database or database from 6.3.x found
> [08-04-23 04:53:55.3242] Slim::Utils::PluginManager::enablePlugins
> (490) Warning: Couldn't call
> Slim::Plugin::I
I don't know anything about SSODS, but if you are running a terminal
window to the server on your desktop machine, on most linuxes, you can
highlight the text line on your desktop machine
sed -i '/^[^#]/s/mplayer.sh/mplayer-stdout/;/^[^#]/s@/dev/fd/[EMAIL PROTECTED]@'
/volume1/SqueezeCenter/Plugi
I have tried completely uninstalling and reinstalling SqueezeCenter but
the outcome is exactly the same.
When I check the server.log I see these lines which may offer a clue.
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[08-04-23 04:53:53.4271] Slim::Schema::init (151) Warning: Creating ne
> tracks either the MusicMagicSever hangs or the whole pc hangs.very
> frustrating. Anybody have any ideas???
- check your ram
- verify your CPU isn't running too hot
MusicMagicServer will eat up all CPU available. This can produce more load
your processor has seen recently. If it's old, a
Ok I've cracked it...sort of. I have got everything up and running and
can access the MusicMagicSever webpage. I have pointed it at the music
directory, which it scanned no problem and then asked it validate, at
this point it seems to become very unstable and after validating a few
tracks either t
Polar;293687 Wrote:
> Change the conversion rules with this command:
> sed -i '/^[^#]/s/mplayer.sh/mplayer-stdout/;/^[^#]/s@/dev/fd/[EMAIL
> PROTECTED]@'
> /volume1/SqueezeCenter/Plugins/Alien/custom-convert.conf
>
> My questions are:
> 1) In what file do I have to put the sentence above?
> 2)
To run MusicIP Mixer in the "headless" mode:
1. Install MusicIP Mixer
2. Locate the mmm.ini file in the installation directory, and copy
it to the $HOME/.MusicMagic directory
3. Change any settings desired by editing the mmm.ini file in your
.MusicMagic directory.
4. Run the command: "MusicMagicS
> working hunky-dory. I now want to install Music IP, I have downloaded
> http://www.musicip.com/downloads/MusicMixer_x86_1.8.tgz, but at this
http://www.musicip.com/mixer/server.jsp should get you started
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working hunky-dory. I now want to install Music IP,
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