Janne00 wrote:
> I made a new Debian Bullseye installation (without GUI) on an old FitPC
> with an Intel Atom processor (i386).
> It looks like Logitech Media Server 8.3.0 is running and Perl 5.32.1 as
> well.
How do you know LMS is running ?
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Carbon Copy Cloner on a mac can sync between a mac and networked drive.
In my case, from my iTunes folder on my mac direct to the USB disk
attached to my LMS server. The USB disk being shared by the LMS server
using samba.
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mherger wrote:
> And I believe in some really early version of LMS (then probably still
> slimserver or even SliMP3.pl!) we did provide mDNS announcements.
>
And you even registered two service types:
Code:
slimcli SliMP3 Server Command-Line Interface
sli
Paul Webster wrote:
> mDNS like DNS is for hostname/ip address lookup - AFAIK it cannot return
> a port number (9000 in your new example).
Although it does allow for service discovery, with port numbers, for
example a pointer to an http/html based "Set up page" on a printer.
Apple's Safari use
mvordeme wrote:
> Alright, I decided to change my mindset and try to get to the bottom of
> this myself. This looks very much like a connection leak.
>
> LMS running for half a day:
> >
Code:
> > tc@piCoreServer:~$ netstat -tnp
> netstat: can't scan /proc - are you r
slartibartfast wrote:
> I had to look that up. The OP wouldn't have the issues he is having
> without the "Carons"
I hope they're resolved. I am contemplating pCP as a next step over the
next few months, but I have plenty of Dvořák to be dealt with...
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slartibartfast wrote:
> I saw Pavel Sporcl playing.at the Rudolfinum in Prague with the Wihan
> Quartet in 2013. Tickets were £8.[emoji3]
I bet it would have cost more if he'd been wearing a ˇCaronˇ
or two :)
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Ernestu wrote:
> I have precisely de the same problem with eastern European characters on
> mounted CIFS shares. Usually, I need to precise iocharset=utf8 to fix
> that, but mount failed (via command line) "mount error(79): Can not
> access a needed shared library".
> There's no nls_utf8.ko modu
ian_heys wrote:
> I've done that and the only difference is "bsize=1048576" appears in the
> new pCp 7.0.0 options (the one which doesn't register filenames with
> extended characters).
Have you tried explicitly setting -iocharset- as an additional option ?
I'm thinking -iocharset=utf8- to be ap
ian_heys wrote:
>
> Is the utf-8 in pCp 7.0.0 the same as the utf-8 in pCp 6.1.0 and would
> this affect the scan anyway?
You could investigate at the OS level by logging in to each Pi (ssh) and
comparing file listings of the shared drive obtained with the 'ls'
command.
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ian_heys wrote:
>
> but why does the first system not complain?
>
Well, I don't know which is your first system, nor what it would be
complaining of. :)
I suppose you have the same version of LMS on both ? Another potential
source of different behaviour.
Reference your other post in another p
ian_heys wrote:
> I don't know how to specify the file name character set but I have the
> following identical options set on the Setup Network Disk Mount pages on
> both systems
>
> uid=1001,gid=50,vers=2.0
Well, I don't use pCP, and I don't know what mount options your remote
file system wou
ian_heys wrote:
> I've checked and the tracks shown in the log are definitely available on
> the pi 3B system and definitely not available on the pi 4 system.
>
> This only became apparent when pCp 7.0.0 beta was released. Pretty sure
> I had LMS 8.0.0 running on the pi4 on pCp 6.1.0 and it sho
BobSammers wrote:
> Not very well. You can install Avahi in the container (and it works),
> but Docker won't share ports, so if you port forward to the container,
> Avahi on the host has to be disabled and only one container can have the
> mDNS port.
Ok. My lxc instances set up an ethernet brid
BobSammers wrote:
> Thank you mrw. I'm not quite clear on what happens in every case, but I
> believe that the requirement is often dynamic
I twigged after posting. As you say, it will depend on what an
individual plugin does.
The simple copy/remove trick could offer a poor man&#x
mrw wrote:
> I don't know if the attached two files will be of any assistance
On reflection, I realize that what is being referred to is mDNS
advertising of, for example, ShairTunesW player instances.
I can remark that this works fine from an lxc container provided
-avahi-daemon- is i
BobSammers wrote:
> Several common use cases require mDNS advertising (phillipe's plugins,
> including the recently discussed ShairTunes2W, Spotify Connect, etc.).
> We discussed this earlier on in this thread, but I don't think it was
> resolved. Is there intended to be a way of enabling mDNS a
mherger wrote:
> >>>
> >>> 404 Not Found:
> >> plugins/Extensions/settings/plugins/ShairTunes2W/settings/basic.html
> >>>
>
> That URL is invalid, and this unfortunately is an issue which shows up
> every now and then. Never have been able to nai
Man in a van wrote:
> I still had to add libcrypt-openssl-rsa-perl for philippe_44 ShairTune
> Plugin :(
It's not actually a dependency of LMS, which is why it never went into
the dependency list. And I wasn't using the ShairTune plugin at the
time.
Maybe there's a case for adding the dependen
albright wrote:
> >
Code:
> > This is perl 5, version 32, subversion 0 (v5.32.0) built for
x86_64-linux-thread-multi
> >
There is no support for perl v5.32 in LMS at present.
Will Manjaro allow you to install perl v5.30 in place of perl v5.32 ?
Might help to know what version of perl is installed:
Code:
perl --version
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GoodVibrations wrote:
> I can't find any solution mentioned anywhere by the original poster,
> drmatt.
No harm in asking on that thread. You never know, he may have found a
solution later.
GoodVibrations wrote:
>
> This whole mess has been a disheartening experience.
>
I sympathize. Time spe
GoodVibrations wrote:
>
>
> Trackstat starts refreshing and now the system hangs again!!
> My guess, it will hang for around 2 hours.
>
> My conclusion:
> Trackstat has become useless after 7.9.1.
Someone else reported problems with Trackstat after upgrading to 7.9.2.
Perhaps they have solve
1uke_ wrote:
>
> FINAL QUESTIONS
>
> > > >
- Would using Debian 9 give me access to 5.26?
-
- Would I be able to install Logitech media server on Debian 9?
> > >
Debian 9 gives you perl 5.24. LMS seems to have x32 binaries for that,
and, yes, LMS works fine on Debian 9.
mi6 wrote:
> Do you have any good resources on how to properly install LMS on
> Raspbian?
Heres how I install a downloaded LogitechMediaServer Debian deb
package on a Debian-like system:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?108744-Debian-packages-update-Possible-dpkg-failure&highlig
Have you inadvertently mucked around with
-/usr/sbin/squeezeboxserver_safe- or -/etc/init.d/logitechmediaserver-
or something else ?
This makes no sense to me:
>
> CGroup: /system.slice/logitechmediaserver.service
> ├─2885 /bin/bash /usr/sbin/squeezeboxserver_safe
> /usr/sbin/squeezeboxserver
I find that if I wait for a few seconds ( 3 ?, 5 ? ) after stopping,
then any "stray" processes will clear themselves out.
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Franck@ wrote:
> Your remarks forced me to have a fresh look at the problem ... problem
> solved now! You saved my weekend! I did not work for nothing!
Its always pleasing to learn that one has contributed towards solving a
problem. I did not anticipate that wholesale slaughter of your cue files
Franck@ wrote:
>
> Do you have an idea ?
>
Not really.
Perhaps there are two problems:
The -server.log- indicates some kind of issue when full text scanning.
It might be worth stopping LMS and deleting
-/var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/library.db-. Then restart and try
again.
The -syslog- su
It doesn't look very happy.
Assuming it is the card that is at fault, maybe reformatting it with the
SD Association software would help. There again, maybe not.
https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/index.html
I destroyed my first two cards about 8 years ago (before RPi's were
born). Since then I've
parsifal9 wrote:
> I did that and it all seems to be working now. It made several log
> files, perfmon.log, scanner.log and server.log.
I have inserted the following into my /etc/rc.local to guard against
this occurrence:
Code:
# Make sure that Squeezebox server's l
DJanGo wrote:
> The changes in apt 1.1 (allow to install local packages) are very nice.
> tbh - i didnt knew about that without this topic.
>
> I've added / changed that in the Wiki 'Article'
> (http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Debian_Package).
>
> cheers
That doesn't work for the -apt- o
The Debian package builds (.debs) have recently been updated to declare
some additional dependencies on external packages.
This may cause some initial difficulty for those users who use -dpkg- to
install LMS. Users who use -apt-get-, or a similar package manager,
should experience no issues, as t
JohnSwenson wrote:
> -
> RAW IR receivers only cost a few dollars, the problem is getting them
> into the computer and a linux driver to talk to them. A raw IR receiver
> doesn't send out messages, its a complex stream of high frequency
> pulses, something has to read those pulses and decode them
d to accept a
slight delay when the drive is 'mounted on demand'. So far it seems to
be doing what I want.
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gharris999;694130 Wrote:
> This should be a popular question. I wonder if anyone here got one?
It would appear that the answer will shortly be "Yes":
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=693216#post693
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