ps -leaf | grep sque
If you can get to a shell.
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Yes it does, I just pulled the latest version of the server, and as
Michael mentioned the response is changed.We will have to discuss
how we go about fixing this.
Did you mention that lmscli tool (I don't know)? Could it be rewritten
to use json/rpc instead of the raw CLI?
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Jeff07971 wrote:
> Hi Paul, Michael
>
> I updated LMS last night but the problem still remains.
>
> Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.0 - 1479666929 @ Mon Nov 21 04:00:59
> UTC 2016
Yes it does, I just pulled the latest version of the server, and as
Michael mentioned the response is changed.
audiomuze wrote:
> Are those failures not a result of Perl lib incompatability re floating
> point?
The fragment of the error msg you posted is useless, it doesn't tell me
anything, not even what package fails.
If it is perl, try the newest supported version (5.22). If it's a
module, disable the
drmatt wrote:
> Oops, I totally meant port 9090, not port 9000. My bad...
It's 9000 in most cases 9090 is cli port .
But why not use top or some other tool to figure if LMS is even running
.
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +Merid
drmatt wrote:
> It runs in the background, you need to open a web browser and type in
> the URL bar: http://localhost:9000/
>
> Sent from my Nexus 9 using Tapatalk
Oops, I totally meant port 9090, not port 9000. My bad...
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mherger wrote:
> > Yes I use rpm , I have red hat based distro atm , and I see several
> > others using it to ?
>
> Are you using the officially unofficial 7.9 rpm build? Or the one some
> community member provides?
>
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> Michael
The oficial nightly
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mherger wrote:
>
>
> Is anyone still using the RPM at all?
>
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> Michael
Yes,currently using it on openSUSE Leap 42.2 to moddify the webui a bit.
Working flawlessly.
Besturingssysteem: SuSE - NL - utf8
Platformarchitectuur: x86_64-linux
Perl-versie: 5.18.2 - x86_64-linux-thread-multi
Yes I use rpm , I have red hat based distro atm , and I see several
others using it to ?
Are you using the officially unofficial 7.9 rpm build? Or the one some
community member provides?
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mherger wrote:
> > Odd! @Mherger is there a reason why DEB and RPM have different
> service
> > names?
>
> I'm sure there is a reason. But I doubt it's a good one. Most likely
> something like lack of knowledge or resources.
>
> Is anyone still using the RPM at all?
>
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> Michael
Hi M
mherger wrote:
> > Odd! @Mherger is there a reason why DEB and RPM have different
> service
> > names?
>
> I'm sure there is a reason. But I doubt it's a good one. Most likely
> something like lack of knowledge or resources.
>
> Is anyone still using the RPM at all?
>
> --
>
> Michael
Yes
Odd! @Mherger is there a reason why DEB and RPM have different service
names?
I'm sure there is a reason. But I doubt it's a good one. Most likely
something like lack of knowledge or resources.
Is anyone still using the RPM at all?
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pinkdot wrote:
> Odd! @Mherger is there a reason why DEB and RPM have different service
> names?
AFAIK deb package was updated /renamed to logitechmediaserver and there
is a workaround for older versions like
Code:
DESC="Logitech Media Server"
NAME=squeezeboxserver
paul- wrote:
> Yes, LMS logs on pCP are written to RAM as well.
Thank you. That suggests a pCP card might last a bit longer than its
Max2Play counterpart.
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Odd! @Mherger is there a reason why DEB and RPM have different service
names?
RPM = service squeezeboxserver start/stop
DEB = service logitechmediaserver start/stop
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Hi,
1st of all forget all the x windows related answers.
2nd do a search for wiki.slimdevices.com for debian/ubuntu
3rd remember debian & Ubuntu removed sysint (because of systemd) and the
how on the wiki is related to sysinit.
And last but not least what kind of Lubuntu you are using = Jessie
sh
daytripper wrote:
> Hi there
>
> After reliability issues running LMS in Win7, I have installed Lubuntu
> on my netbook (destined to be a dedicated LMS machine). I am
> *completely* new to to LINUX, Lubuntu etc., having spent my life on
> Windows. This is literally the first time I have run any
Thanks again, but still no joy. If I use try and start the service, I
get:
Failed to start squeezeboxserver.service: Unit
squeezeboxserver.service not found.
When I reboot the netbook, SB server no longer appears in the gallery of
installed softwares. Unsurprisingly, if I try to start it after
daytripper wrote:
> thanks - but when I do that, it can't connect:
>
> -Firefox cant establish a connection to the server at localhost:9000.-
Did you already start squeezeboxserver? Sometimes a reboot will do, or
else in terminal:
Code:
sudo service squeezeboxserver st
daytripper wrote:
> thanks - but when I do that, it can't connect:
>
> -Firefox cant establish a connection to the server at localhost:9000.-
Did you already start squeezeboxserver? Sometimes a reboot will do, or
else in terminal:
Code:
sudo service squeezeboxserver st
thanks - but when I do that, it can't connect:
-Firefox cant establish a connection to the server at localhost:9000.-
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It runs in the background, you need to open a web browser and type in
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Hi there
After reliability issues running LMS in Win7, I have installed Lubuntu
on my netbook (destined to be a dedicated LMS machine). I am
*completely* new to to LINUX, Lubuntu etc., having spent my life on
Windows. This is literally the first time I have run any form of LINUX,
so please be gen
paul- wrote:
> Yes, we use the lmscli to find players. Greg is the expert here, but
> I'm pretty sure it's related. Can you update your LMS and check if it
> is resolved.
>
>
> And for the record, updating the server on Friday would have qualified
> as something changed.:eek:
Thanks Paul and
paul- wrote:
> Yes, we use the lmscli to find players. Greg is the expert here, but
> I'm pretty sure it's related. Can you update your LMS and check if it
> is resolved.
>
>
> And for the record, updating the server on Friday would have qualified
> as something changed.:eek:
Hi Paul, Michae
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