Thanks, I have made sure that squeezecenter is not running. Actually
right now the startscript starts it but believes it fails and then I
have to kill it manually
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Are you using baselayout-2 and openrc by any chance?
If so I think I've possibly spotted it - could you try editing the file
/etc/init.d/squeezecenter and changing the --name slimserver.pl \
line to --name squeezecenter-server \ (remember that trailing
backslash).
If that doesn't work could you
I am using baselayout-2 and openrc
changing the name to squeezecenter-s worked(squeezecenter-server didn't
work)
Thanks for the help. I guess openrc checks if a process like the --name
parameter was started?
hickinbottoms;306731 Wrote:
Are you using baselayout-2 and openrc by any chance?
Excellent - thanks for letting me know. I'll get that fixed in the
ebuild.
Yes - I believe the --name parameter is there to support the
baselayout-2/openrc changes. Our original SC7 ebuild didn't include it
and the maintainers asked us to add it. I forgot to fix that for the
new SC7 ebuild
My suggestion would be to get an Atom board, use your existing PCI RAID
controller, and purchase a SATA/CF adaptor and a 1 or 2Gb CF card for
the OS. Your existing ATX power supply and case will be fine.
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joncooper
Check permissions.
Search this forum, but I think the command is sudo chmod -R 755 at a
command prompt when you're at the top of the directory.
You want to give everyone read and execute access, and owner write and
delete access. I believe you can also use sudo chmod -R a+rwX to
accomplish
Hi Mark, thanks for your response, but that is not what I mean...
I have a second ext2 formatted disk of 750Gb. I created folders on it
called mp3, data, playlist, pictures and so on.
Within Samba I shared those folders, so I can fill them from my Windows
XP workstation.
But the disk is
I can remember having that problem at one time. I can't remember how I
solved it. I think it went away after I mounted it to /home/music/ .
/media/ is a special folder I believe.
However the scanner will ignore everything but music files and it won't
slow down the scan, so you can safely scan
Softsqueeze can run headless--I have a similar setup (receiver in living
room; headless server in exercise room which runs Softsqueeze to give
music in that room). Others have reported no problems, but I have a
problem with my Controller losing contact with the server. Good luck!
--Dean L.
Dean L. Surkin;306897 Wrote:
Softsqueeze can run headless--I have a similar setup (receiver in living
room; headless server in exercise room which runs Softsqueeze to give
music in that room). Others have reported no problems, but I have a
problem with my Controller losing contact with the
When i copy files from my second disk to the fist, where the root
remains, then it is working fine.
Do I need to mount a second disk in a special way ?
The problem is really related to my second disk \dev\sdb1 and the way
it is mountedi think.
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pollewops
Mark Lanctot wrote:
Check permissions.
Search this forum, but I think the command is sudo chmod -R 755 at a
command prompt when you're at the top of the directory.
It's actually better to use:
chmod -R u+rwX,g+rX,o+rX /path/to/top-level/dir
The X adds the list dorectory permission
Whenever I try to initiate a scan the following is written to the log:
[08-05-30 20:43:59.5002] Slim::Schema::Storage::throw_exception (70)
Error: Carp::Clan::__ANON__(): DBI Exception: DBD::mysql::db begin_work
failed: Already in a
transaction at /usr/share/perl5/Slim/Schema/Storage.pm line 74
Robin Bowes;306951 Wrote:
It's actually better to use:
chmod -R u+rwX,g+rX,o+rX /path/to/top-level/dir
The X adds the list dorectory permission to directories, but does
not make all files executable which is what using 755 does.
R.
...at any rate, I've never been able to use
pollewops;306964 Wrote:
YE
SUDO CHMOD -R 777 /data
Now it is working !
THANK YOU ALL !
Keep in mind that's not proper Unix permissions...but now that I think
of it, until I did that, I had the same problem as you did. I don't
think it was mounting it in /home/music that changed
I have a number of coleauges who have used the linksys NLSU which can be
reflashed to boot from linux installed on a usb stick - in terms of
power consuption the total devices takes about about 5 watts :-) thats
very low. I've not unslung it myself, but i believe you could use this
- there's a
Thanks JC - how unsecured am I leaving things if I do that?
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ssbowers;306993 Wrote:
Thanks JC - how unsecured am I leaving things if I do that?
Not at all - you're not changing the permissions, you're just running
Nautilus in a sudo context. Once you close nautilus, the security risk
goes away :)
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joncooper
Thanks very much for the advice. I am now leaning in the direction of
getting an based motherboard which we should start to see in the near
future for around $50.
It's a very powerful little piece of hardware and total motherboard/cpu
consumption is supposed to be around 15 watts.
I will build
Ok, for anyone having the same sort of trouble know this
Read my other posts to see what I was dealing with. Basically, if
after you install SC (7.01) and you can't get the thing to see your
music in your Msuc folder... here's what you have to do:
Set the perms on on the folder to at least
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