bullgod wrote:
> perl 5.8 was an example, chosen as the debian package attempts to go
> that far back. I'd be happier with the latest supported.
> lms was Oct 25th official release
>
> And I beg to differ that it works on up2date ubuntu. Otherwise I
> wouldn't be here.
Hi,
perl 5.8 was an exa
bullgod wrote:
> So why not bundle it up with a single version of perl and save the
> support grief?Bundle the entire perl interpreter? This is the kind of tactic
> people
have to use for java where it's "write once run nowhere", but perl is
totally compatible you just have to compile the rest.
DJanGo wrote:
> Perl 5.8 is 15 Years old !?!!
>
> Where did you get lms?
> Where did you get perl 5.8?
>
> LMS 7.9.x works on a stable up2date Debian.
>
> a quote from a Ubuntu User who claims to be god:
>
> "Hätte hätte Fahradkette"
> *scnr*
perl 5.8 was an example, chosen as the debian pac
drmatt wrote:
> Didn't say it was Ubuntu's problem. They upgrade, you have to upgrade.
> The LMS already ships with huge blobs of precompiled code supporting
> many different versions of perl, that's the main reason it's huge in the
> first place. One more required (two if people want i386 aswell
bullgod wrote:
> Surely were are not back to those bad old days?
LMS is now officially community supported. Logitech provides some
resources to build and hosts new release but it is only one person who
has other responsibilties. Also some of the build system are now
getting a bit unstable.
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Didn't say it was Ubuntu's problem. They upgrade, you have to upgrade.
The LMS already ships with huge blobs of precompiled code supporting
many different versions of perl, that's the main reason it's huge in the
first place. One more required (two if people want i386 aswell).
You are welcome to
bullgod wrote:
> Why not?
>
> Either you stick with the trailing edge and write LMS to be 5.8
> compliant.
Perl 5.8 is 15 Years old !?!!
Where did you get lms?
Where did you get perl 5.8?
a quote from a Ubuntu User:
bullgod wrote:
> A published deb file and a point version upgrade shouldn't
drmatt wrote:
> Well, yeah. Can't prevent Ubuntu from upgrading perl, and you can't ship
> LMS with a version of perl embedded that hasn't yet been broadly
> released, at least not until it does release anyway.
>
>
> -Transcoded from Matt's brain by Tapatalk-
Why not?
Either you stick with th
Well, yeah. Can't prevent Ubuntu from upgrading perl, and you can't ship
LMS with a version of perl embedded that hasn't yet been broadly
released, at least not until it does release anyway.
-Transcoded from Matt's brain by Tapatalk-
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I upgraded today from a debian build that was 6 months old to the most
recent build (Oct 25th)
LMS fail to start.
The debian package no longer installs on a upto date version of Ubuntu?
It this expected?
There appear to be an expectation that I have to compile perl/CPAN from
source again?
Sure
Ben Sandee;275153 Wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 11:03 AM, SuperQ <
> SuperQ.35rcib1204650301 (AT) no-mx (DOT) forums.slimdevices.com>
> wrote:
>
> >
> > Unfortunately, it looks like something will need to be changed to
> fix
> > the SqueezeCenter 7.0 release package to make Debian updates work
I've been using the 7.0 beta installed via apt-get from the testing
repo. To get the released 7.0 to install I updated my sources.list to
include stable main rather than testing then used:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install squeezecenter/stable
answered yes to the warning about downgradin
On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 11:03 AM, SuperQ <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Unfortunately, it looks like something will need to be changed to fix
> the SqueezeCenter 7.0 release package to make Debian updates work
> properly.
They simply didn't factor in people switching between
unstable/testing/sta
I hit the same issue and just did a force install to get around it.
Not sure if that's ideal or not, but it worked.
On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 11:03 AM, SuperQ
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Unfortunately, it looks like something will need to be changed to fix
> the SqueezeCenter 7.0 release package
Unfortunately, it looks like something will need to be changed to fix
the SqueezeCenter 7.0 release package to make Debian updates work
properly.
My version:
ii squeezecenter 7.0-17610 Streaming Audio Server
Of course the version in the stable repo is:
Package: squeezecenter
Ver
Ahh right. That would be it then! For some reason I thought 1.05 was
the latest version, even though I had already downloaded 1.06.
Thanks for the help.
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I didn't notice you were using AlienBBC 1.05 - I think this is a bug due
to changes in 6.5. - try AlienBBC 1.06.
See http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=27247
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bpa
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I'm running ubuntu and using the 6.5.1 debian slimserver package and
AlienBBC1.05. AlienBBC appears to work fine, except that I don't have
an AlienBBC page on the Server options menu, so I can't customise the
settings.
Does this work for other people, or is it some strange bug?
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Patrick Dix
On 10/30/06, bishopdonmiguel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Have my sources.list pointed to...
http://debian.slimdevices.com testing mainand I haven't been notified of any available updates for a while now(via apt-get update). Is "testing" the correct dist for 6.5.1? I donot want to move to
7.0 and
Have my sources.list pointed to...
http://debian.slimdevices.com testing main
and I haven't been notified of any available updates for a while now
(via apt-get update). Is "testing" the correct dist for 6.5.1? I do
not want to move to 7.0 and concerned "stable" will take me back to
6.5.0. I d
SQOTD (stupid question of the day). I see from the wiki I can use
Aptitude to install the 6.5.0 release via STABLE or the 7.0b release
via UNSTABLE. That's really good news. What if I want to upgrade to a
nightly release to pick up certain bug fixes? I assume the STABLE
package isn't the corre
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
slimserver:...
Any idea when this will be fixed or any other suggestions on how to
install on Ubuntu 6.06. I followed the advice at:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=26027
Thanks
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Kaveman
I was having a problem with the deb package and alienbbc.
When I was enabling RTSP in the server settings 'file types' it was
telling me that [mplayer.sh].
It did exist in /usr/share/slimserver/Bin/
I had changed it to be owned by slimserver and in slimservers group and
to be read,write and
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