rlangset;312295 Wrote:
> I have tried to install Squeezecenter 7.0.1 on my PC with Mint 5.
>
> The installation fails as the post-installation process returns the
> error state 127.
>
> Squeezecenter worked on Mint 4.0, but now I can't even install it on
> the Mint 5, based on Ubuntu 8.04.
>
>
Veggen;312314 Wrote:
> Thanks Pat.
>
> On the server http://localhost:9000, http://hostname:9000 and
> http://ipaddress:9000 all work fine.
> None work on the laptop or my transporter/squeezebox.
>
> They are all on the same net and show up in my router.
>
> When running SC in windows XP with
Got it.
Found a setting to disable the firewall in the mandriva control center
under security settings.
Aah, finally... music!
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Fletch wrote:
> I don't use Mandriva, but this is almost certainly due to a default
> firewall setup. There must be something in the Control Center (I think
MCC is what Mandriva calls it. Mandriva Control Center.
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I don't use Mandriva, but this is almost certainly due to a default
firewall setup. There must be something in the Control Center (I think
that's what Mandriva calls it) that can turn off the firewall. If that
works, you can then figure out how to turn it back on and only open the
necessary port
Veggen wrote:
> On the server http://localhost:9000, http://hostname:9000 and
> http://ipaddress:9000 all work fine.
> None work on the laptop or my transporter/squeezebox.
Got any other computers? Its not clear if its the mandriva box, or your
laptop, that is preventing the connection
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Thanks Pat.
On the server http://localhost:9000, http://hostname:9000 and
http://ipaddress:9000 all work fine.
None work on the laptop or my transporter/squeezebox.
They are all on the same net and show up in my router.
When running SC in windows XP with the exact same network settings all
work
Veggen wrote:
> Mandriva seems more to my liking so far, besides it was recommended by
> a geek friend...
Well, that is the key
> Also found I am not able to access the SC web interface from my laptop,
> so I am pretty sure it is a network sharing/blocking issue.
Are your server and laptop on th
Ok, I hear you. I did briefly test Ubuntu last year but was not
convinced.
Mandriva seems more to my liking so far, besides it was recommended by
a geek friend...
Anyhow, I'd like to get this working now, it seems like I am fairly
close.
Also found I am not able to access the SC web interface fr
Veggen wrote:
> As mentioned I am new to Mandriva and still a linux newbie.
I used to use Mandriva for all my servers, laptop, etc.
I gave up on it, personal decision. If you are a newbie, why Mandriva
and not Ubuntu? I found that Mandriva is harder to use as a SC server
than several alternative
I have tried to install Squeezecenter 7.0.1 on my PC with Mint 5.
The installation fails as the post-installation process returns the
error state 127.
Squeezecenter worked on Mint 4.0, but now I can't even install it on
the Mint 5, based on Ubuntu 8.04.
Any solutions to this?
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rlangset
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Had some progress.
Installed perl-CGI. Then ran "service squeezecenter start" again.
Now I get the following message:
"Starting SqueezeCenter: Useless use of a constant in void context at
/usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/Slim/Networking/Slimproto.pm line 104."
However SC seemed to start OK. I can see
No need to rename all the files - the question is to find out whiuch
argument to mplayer.sh has the file name and to use it in the *if [ -e
"${12}" ]* test since 12 is not right on your system for whatever
reason.
If you add to mplayer.sh the "echo Args" line as follows - each time
mplayer.sh i
That seems to be working fine. If I remove spaces from filenames I can
play wma files individually and as part of a playlist.
Is there another edit to the mplayer.sh file I should try, or should I
rename my wma files?
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I am trying to get SC working on Mandriva 2008 Spring One. I chose the
7.1 nightly, squeezecenter-7.1-0.1.20752.noarch.rpm, as I understand
this supports perl 5.10 as found in mandriva.
When first trying to install I got a message about missing mysql, found
that in the installer. Then the SC inst
What type of files are you playing and how is your transcoding setup? If
you're playing files which are supported for native playback there
shouldn't be much that the server can do to mess up the sound :)
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radish
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I guess my openSuSE 10.3 is "misconfigured"! When I log in as a normal
user it reports an LC_TYPE of utf8, i.e. the small perl program below
prints "en_US.UTF-8"
#! /usr/bin/perl -w
use POSIX qw(LC_CTYPE LC_TIME);
print POSIX::setlocale(LC_CTYPE), "\n";
If I run this script as the SC user (squee
jbmillard;311910 Wrote:
> It doesn't seem to log much...It does if you want:
> Settings->Advanced->Logging.
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