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You just want to run SAMBA on the linux box and have it share with your
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ant :(
Always. urpmi is the Mandriva equivalent to apt-get, but I find apt-get
more reliable.
For rookies, I think that if you can't do it with apt-get, you don't
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stuff, I have no clue if it all transfers.
If you are using Ubuntu, check the forum for the 'apparmor" tips, its
not setup right in the defaults.
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Question: what is so special in your config file that you need to save
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> 3.98 built from source=> 349,146
> 3.97 installed from livna => 71,268
Shared/dymanic libraries versus static linked?
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it, it will do the right thing.
What do you mean "Squeezecenter itself"?
Since SqueezeCenter is written in perl, there is nothing like a .exe file
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make sure the directories and up are properly setup.
That should get past that problem.
Ain't serial bugs fun
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com/downloads/nightly/latest/7.1/squeezecenter_7.1~21304_all.deb
(all on one line, my mail client wants to wrap this.)
Then
dpkg -i squeezecenter_7.1~21304_all.deb
While root, or with sudo
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Did you add the SqueezeCenter repository to your Synaptic Package
Manager's "repository" list? you get there by Synaptic -> settings ->
repositories
Then you *must* reload the repositories with the "reload" icon on the
top lef
orks great for me.
I even documented an example in the wiki
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/CLI
I have no clue what the 'musicfolder' command does.
The CLI documentation is a tad opaque, IMHO
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>> server.
On Mandriva, you should use urpmi rather than plain rpm, it glues the
the dependencies to the rest of the system.
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jth wrote:
> You should probably head over to the ubuntu forums for help. It's
> really
http://ubuntuforums.org/
they have a section on installation
http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=333
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really Ubuntu without the fancy stuff.
If you machine is on the 'net, you can use netinstall
http://www.debian.org/CD/netinst/
or use the bit torrent download
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hardcode57 wrote:
> Do you know if there is there
> any way to get this information more prominently posted e.g. on the
> squeezecentre download page?
Send a note to JimC, he's the product manager. And you can add sections
to the Wiki yourself. Its a lot faster to do that.
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Pale Blue Ego wrote:
> Yes, I've read all the CLI documentation, and no, I don't really
> understand it.
I've added some examples in the wiki:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/CLI
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Pat Farrell wrote:
> Pale Blue Ego wrote:
>> I'm trying to create a cron job that will periodically browse a certain
>> SqueezeCenter music folder so that recent podcasts are added to the
>> music database.
>
> Conceptually, you need to move the music to a folder,
new music. You don't really login to the
squeezecenter, unless you have a special setup.
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ages to the SqueezeCenter.
Once I fixed that, everything works great.
Debian Etch on the server, Linksys WRT54GL router with DD-WRT as an WAP only
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JJZolx wrote:
> Thanks. So just install Linux first? Anything special to do during
> the installation process?
Lots of details here
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
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Check there, they are more current.
Once I decide to install Ubuntu on a box, I start with a format c:
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JJZolx wrote:
> What's the best strategy for dual booting Windows and Linux, with both
> installed on the same hard drive? I don't want to do virtual machines.
Grub or lilo will handle it, give you a menu to pick from and the usual
time to select one or the other.
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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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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
and sets up iptables, so you can't look for a daemon running
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Can you talk to the mysql instance?
Do you have apparmour running?
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DLloyd wrote:
> Could someone please walk me through this ?
Half baked idea:
Shutdown system. Remove NIC. Reboot. To a Manage Network.
Make sure NIC is gone. Shutdown again, install new NIC. bring up and
Manage Network again.
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Why not just use ssh?
specifically
ssh -X otherhost
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andyg wrote:
> No, sorry. 5.10 support required an update to DBI which I'm not ready
> to do in 7.0. We may not even have another 7.0 release anyway.
Which I take to mean that 7.1 or 7.2 is the future, rather than this is
the end of all.
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or many
years and it just works. I ran 14 months without touching the server.
These days, I run bleeding edge beta stuff, and it works at least 99% of
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hat apparmor is good for, so I don't run it.
One quick not, you can not upgrade from 7.04 direct to 8.04. You must
first upgrade to 7.10, and then upgrade to 8.04
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with some additional packages preinstalled.
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/LinuxInstallationGuide
It may be a bit stale, but it should get you going.
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nd bind on it. Works fine.
> I am not criticising choice of tools. I have no doubt that
> the best choice was made given all known factors at the start.
I wasn't there at the beginning, but I think it was more of a stone soup
thing, someone wrote some pe
quot;change" so the
real question is, can you argue "why" more effectively now.
The simple solution is to get a faster computer, say some old crock that
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> Thanks both for explanation, corrections and understanding
You too. Glad we could help.
I would expect that a small script could go through all your directories
and fix the names to be consistent, but I'm not a script guru.
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indows case
insensitivity or the Unix/linux case sensitivity is right or wrong. They
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charlychan wrote:
> I think it is a bug so I shall report it to the developers
Well, linux is case sensitive, Windows is not. So for any Linux,
Thumb.JPG is not thumb.jpg is not Thumb.jpg
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/dev/sdb1 device, then switch to the shell
and do the
cat /etc/fstab
I would expect to see something like
/dev/sdb1 /media/local disk stuff
all you have to do is get the mount to happen automatically when wubi boots.
The ubuntu forums are at
http://ubuntuforums.org/
they are good, not
ne, the first disk is /dev/hdc1
which is roughly the same as a Windows 'C:' disk.
For me, the last four are the disks with my music. "/dev/hde1" and f1
and h1 are all IDE and /dev/sda1 is SATA
Might as well do this as well:
sudo cat /etc/fstab
The key to see is if the fst
mounted automatically, or you
have a minor protection thing. Is the disk internal? or external?
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t, its not clear to me that it
adds anything, but it does make using 8.04 harder and more frustrating.
If you are running your SqueezeCenter in your house, and have a decent
firewall between you and the bad 'net, I don't grok all this additional
stuff.
It looks like security thea
happy.
I'd reboot and see if life comes back, otherwise, you are exceeding my
expertise, sorry.
I'll let someone more knowledgeable with the squeezecenter mysql
specifics chime in.
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squeezecenter
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hat same computer, start up firefox and go to the URL
http://172.16.4.72:9000
Or if you named the Ubuntu box, which is a good idea, say you called it
music
then you can enter
http://music:9000
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charlychan wrote:
> entering localhost:9000 do nothing
> Can someone pleace give me a hint where I can find and start
sudo /etc/init.d/squeezecenter start
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RPM dependency hell is what drove me from Fedora to Mandriva. Their
urpmi was much nicer than pure 'rpm' But these days, I don't recommend
Mandriva for SqueezeCenter. They seem to have moved into a more desktop
world that makes installing SqueezeCenter harder than it should be
These days I use
n apt-get
away, you can just do the tarball approach. Its not that much harder
than using a .deb file, since its all perl
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Xhorder wrote:
> I also just upgraded to Mandriva 2008.1 and can't get squeezecenter to
> start.
No direct help. I gave up on Mandriva a while back, moved to Debian.
Mandriva removed the default installation of a lot of development tools.
I don't know why, but it made keeping up with things like
Robin Bowes wrote:
> Well, I've not seen what Ubuntu does, but I find sudo v. useful for
> giving access to specific commands for certain users.
Multiple users? What's that? I have 15, maybe 20 computers in my house,
if you don't count things like the Controller, which is really a
powerful comp
changing the prompt is only a reminder.
> than running "su" followed by "rm -f /", is it?
Actually, I considered whether or not to even write that in an email
message, my fingers go into lock when they see that command.
Sadly, I've seen folks do it on live systems.
I could be old fashioned on
this, I want to know what is happening when executing as root.
The answer to my first question seems to be "because Windows users are
too clueless" to which I reply: so stay with Windows.
Real men use the shell, and argue over which shell is bet
ay you want, and exit to return to peon mode.
To remove the constant prompt for password to folks in the admin group,
add this to the bottom of /etc/sudoers
# Members of the admin group may gain root privileges
%admin ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
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since case is important on all linux and unix like systems
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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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Ben Sandee wrote:
> Maybe take up your issues with
> the Debian crew or switch to a dummy (no offense) friendly distro like
> Ubuntu (which incidentally has lame available in its standard
> repositories).
Have to agree here. I don't see pure Debian for linux newbies. I like
it, but I've been
and drove around in it? There are semi-friendly GUI setup stuff.
The best place for wireless support on general Ubuntu stuff is
http://www.ubuntu.com/support
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is done, ready and running.
How do you know 'nothing' is happening?
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4mula1 wrote:
> The quickest way to set
> permissions on a folder and it's contents is chmod -R .
> This will recursively change permissions so it's a nice one step
> change.
Nit alert.
its really
chmod -R
such as
chmod -r 775 /songs
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jcousins wrote:
> How can I remote access my Ubuntu 7.01 squeezecentre from a Windows
> Vista PC?
> To see the squeezecentre web page for settings etc please help?
Open up Firefox or IE or whatever browser you like on Windows
http://:9000
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an AMD with something like 2800+
I do think it needs more power than most low end NAS boxes, but any old
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Itanium was reflecting state of the art thinking. But, as you say, it
cratered. I'm surprized that anyone even offers them.
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is needed for more than 4gb of memory, since 32 bits is 4gb unsigned.
And realistically, most of the above 3GB memory is mapped to hardware,
video cards, buffers for assorted stuff, so its not really useful.
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> Pat Farrell;280144 Wrote:
>> Now for reference, a quad cpu with 12GB of ram and hardware RAID is a
>> fast box.
> That'd be a server board though as most desktop/ workstation boards
> support max 8GB, right?
Yes, its a 2U server, weighs a ton, dual ho
You might even be able to drop the "nearly" qualification.
Now for reference, a quad cpu with 12GB of ram and hardware RAID is a
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ee that you'll *need* a quad.
Memory is good, especially if you think you might run 64 bit code. You
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horb wrote:
> MySQL server through socket
> '/var/lib/squeezecenter/cache/squeezecenter-mysql.sock' (2)]
Check the permissions and ownership on that directory, specifically
/var/lib/squeezecenter/cache/
needs to be setup so the user that is squeezecenter is, can create files
in that directory.
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Center Version: 7.0.1 - 17725 - Debian - EN
- utf8
It works great.
My server is pure Debian. The OS has been up, with nightly updates for
16 days (I had a big power outage).
my /etc/apt/sources.list contains
deb http://debian.slimdevices.com unstable main
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That will make a nice NAS. I'd spring the extra $30
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Or keep it as the spare
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syburgh wrote:
> Only reservation is that it requires a fan at all.
Having a fan is a good idea. Get a big one, and get a voltage switch to
slow it down. Big fans move more air with less RPM and can be much
quieter. Also spend some money on the fan. a $7 fan is much, much
quieter than a $3. Of
s
Installing SqueezeCenter 7 is painless
Disclaimer: there is no "best"
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debian, which is ubuntu's father or grandfather.
It not quite as newbie friendly as Ubuntu
But there is no such thing as a "best distro" in general. It depends on
too many things. Its like what is the best speaker.
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checks,
/etc/rc.d/init.d/slimserver start
starts it.
ps aux | grep slimserver is a crude way to see if any of the parts are
running.
then try a browser to http://localhost:9000
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iva, for other reasons.
I would suggest either Ubuntu or pure Debian.
My SC is pure debian. I like it a lot. It doesn't have all the eyecandy
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pdate every day or two to the latest unstable, and it works
great.
Obviously, be careful, but I've had zero problems
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y, or at least it was last
time I checked, as SC 7 is due to be released RSN, then it will be in
the mainline stable one.
The Slim website and wiki have instructions on how to add a debian
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Ron F. wrote:
> I looked at DSL-N for a bit, and that looks like it might not be the
> answer for a future SlimCD "live CD" either. I wonder if just using
> Ubuntu to make a new live CD with SqueezeCenter might be the answer to
> this problem.
I ran DSL-N for a while on an ancient laptop. I liked
hey are not that expensive.
But my SlimServer/SqueezeCenter doesn't use RAID. Raid is not backup.
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create foodatabase
Then you can run mysql's client, called mysql to do the grants
mysql mysql -u root
grant
flush privileges;
quit
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We all live on the intertron!
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wapped,
> who cares... )
Even if its a few thousand bytes each, who cares.
Memory is cheap. $30 for 512MB means under $0.30 per megabyte.
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ing to be swapped out very quickly.
There is very little overhead in having processes that do nothing but
wait for something to do.
You might find out more on the dev.mysql.com forums, but I've never
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512MB kits for about $30 and a fair number of 1GB kits for under $25.
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jfalk wrote:
> Complete linux noob. I'm using the creation of a headless slimserver
> box as my first foray into Linux.
headless does not mean never allow you to see what you are typing, it
means not having a keyboard and monitor on the box.
You manage it by using SSH from some other computer
run debian for my slimserver. It does not have all the features that
Ubuntu has, but all Ubuntu is derived from debian. One man's features is
another's bloatware.
I like debian a lot, you may or may not.
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zano65 wrote:
> By the way, do you know a burning software as good as Nero?
k3b is very good, and fairly similar to Nero
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DLloyd wrote:
> My goal ? To have a kernel customized specifically for the box, and
> hopefully eek out more performance and speed up the boot time. (I see
> the box as an 'appliance'. In other word, it will sit in the corner
> running SlimServer and not be messed with too often).
I'm not sure I'm
ly stuff, and eyecandy for my
tastes. All personal opinion, of course.
For years, I ran SS on Mandriva, and gave up on Mandriva completely.
They have a different vision of what a good distro is than I have.
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