gharris999 wrote:
> Installing squeezeslave:
>
> This is the method I use and I think it's appropriate for a headless
> server like the one you're configuring. There are other ways of doing
> this, of course.
>
> Start by making sure you've installed the basic development
> environment:
>
> >
I have been looking for some instructions that will explain how to
install Squeezeslave on my Ubuntu Server box so I can plug in a pair of
speakers and use it as a player in my office. Can anyone provide me with
some noob friendly step-by-step instructions on how to install it and
get it set up? I
I want to clarify how I fixed this so others can benefit from it.
The short answer: chown fixed it in the short term but was more of a
work around solution. The real problem was that my drive was not system
mounted via FStab (I didn't understand about this before). Doing this
made the disk availa
Okay - I think I got to the bottom of it on my own! It is now working -
at least for now. :)
It seems the problem was being caused by the second drive being
auto-mounted by the desktop, rather than being mounted by the system.
This meant that LMS couldn't access it.
I fixed it by mounting the d
My problem miraculously fixed itself when I ran the script - it said
that LMS was already running and then it was. I think the problem was
caused by Ubuntu Desktop being too much for my old Core 2 duo to handle,
and I was running a lot of other services. Suffice to say, I had another
problem with
pablolie wrote:
> Can you access LMS from the web UI on your computer?
>
> I haven't tried 12.10, but I read somewhere it now includes UEFI "secure
> boot" which prevents software from running that isn't perceived as safe.
> Just guessing, but perhaps that's a problem for LMS and you should
> re
LMS has been working fine on my Ubuntu box but has recently stopped
working (ie I can't access the browser GUI and access it from my
Squeezebox Radio). I have tried uninstalling it and reinstalling but
still nothing. The install process does not throw up andy errors. I have
also tried running the
Forgot to respond back on this! It fixed it. Many thanks.
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ChrisNY wrote:
> Well, one way to see if it is related to rights on the folder would be
> to open a terminal and type:
> cd /media/mediadisk
>
> then type ls -l
>
> This should show you the rights on the Music folder. If you want to
> paste that into this thread it would probably be useful for
I have recently re-purposed my old desktop PC as a 'server' running
Ubuntu LTS 12.04. I want to use the machine as my primary squeezebox
server in place of my HTPC MacMini (to reduce the strain on the
MacMini). I managed to install squeezebox server without to much
difficulty and added Music folde
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