WOL isn't related to ACPI power modes. Suspend (ACPI S3) isn't necessary
to have WOL power on the system-- Celeron systems (e.g. D201GLY2) all
lack ACPI S3 support, and nearly all of them can wake from LAN when
configured with ethtool.
The best way to debug this is to simply set the ethtool optio
oh, yes the main error i was having was that i couldn't connect to
http://server:9000
the tell tale sign was that it did connect but dropped, as i sometimes
got the squeezecenter icon in the address bar.
this is obvious in the logs as sc was constantly restarting.
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wilgartw
wilgartw wrote:
> th ip addresses was my error, i set up 2 boxes with same number- doh!
That's how I found my strange MAC error, I use DHCP for everything, and
hard code known MAC addresses to fixed IP addresses.
Its just too easy when doing it manually to screw something up.
If you notice, ove
th ip addresses was my error, i set up 2 boxes with same number- doh!
i have now fixed it (i think)
i looked at the logs
/var/log/squeezecenter/server.log
and got lots of these
DBIx::Migration::migrate (115) Warning: Database error: Duplicate
column name 'contributor' at
/usr/share/squeezecente
You probably need to do the setup again on the player (press the back
button for 5-10 sec, it'll take you back to the setup. Or press "+" at
startup to perform a factory reset of the player).
Then connect to SqueezeCenter instead of Squeezenetwork, and you should
then be connected to your newly
nope, not doing anything different
and now it isn't working
if i type http://linuxaudio:9000/ it get's there because the icon in
the address bar changes to the squeezecentre icon. but it doesn't
display the homepage
"Most likely causes:
You are not connected to the Internet.
The website
wilgartw wrote:
> strangely enough my ip addresses are jumping about everywhere, anyone
> ever seen this?
I saw that just a month or so ago. Seems a faulty NIC was reporting
different MAC addresses each time it was queried, and so the DHCP
address kept changing. Had to use another NIC.
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Pat
nope, not doing anything different
and now it isn't working
if i type http://linuxaudio:9000/ it get's there because the icon in
the address bar changes to the squeezecentre icon. but it doesn't
display the homepage
"Most likely causes:
You are not connected to the Internet.
The website
wilgartw wrote:
> and it's working
> why didn't it do that last night
Because you were using a computer
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squeezecenter is running
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/usr/sbin/squeezecenter_safe /usr/sbin/squeezecenter-server --prefsdir
/var/lib/squeezecenter/prefs --logdir /var/log/squeezecenter/
--cachedir /var/lib/squeezecenter/cache
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bhaagensen;330717 Wrote:
>
> Are you installing Ubuntu and SqueezeCenter on machine A, and trying to
> access the web-interface from machine B with a browser running on
> machine B?
yes!
it was not connecting to the 9000 port.
to be honest it was very late, and i should've just left it, but
wilgartw;330467 Wrote:
>
> oh now i'm confused.
>
me too:) I don't understand exactly what you are trying/want to do.
Perhaps you could elaborate on exactly what you are trying to do?
Are you installing Ubuntu and SqueezeCenter on machine A, and trying to
access the web-interface from machine
with all the space on modern discs and the price of memory I cannot
think why you wouldn't put kubuntu on your machine. A gui can really
help...
the larger distros also fit in firefox and other useful stuff.
If you look at the Kubuntu site there \may well be an easy way to move
from the server t
Diana Artemis wrote:
> Pat >>> Apologies for asking a slightly off- thread question, but are
> you saying you just install the X-11-common stuff, and this enables a
> web browser to function so that you can control the server through a web
> interface? Or do you install a windows manager like x
Pat Farrell wrote:
> wilgartw wrote:
>> i typed firefox --help
>> it refers to x11.
>
> You need all of X11, and its a bit complex with all the interlocking
> dependencies.
> As I wrote up thread, I always install X-11 and that stuff, even though
> its not technically needed for a headless server
Firefox won't run without a GUI, so it won't run over SSH or from the
command-line (without X running).
You may have encountered the infamous AppArmor problem, search the
forum.
It sounds like you installed Ubuntu Server, which is probably what you
want. It frees up resources used by the GUI, a
I used to run SlimServer on XP but hated not having my music available
when I had to reboot for something stupid. I popped for a new hard
drive, DVD ROM drive, and some RAM and put together my Solaris 10 box
from some spare parts. The only thing that will stop it is a power
outage.
My wife uses
Are you sure the name is resolving? From your other machine try going to
http://ip address:9000/
Also are you sure squeezecenter is running try running 'top' at the
console. Also look in /var/log/squeezecenter/server.log
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It is worth it though. :o) I used to run Squeezecenter on my Windows
box, but there's too much downtime rebooting after the latest Microsoft
patch etc. Solaris just stays up. And with Solaris you get ZFS, which
gives you a flexible upgradable software RAID that is ridiculously easy
to configur
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