No it only creates one instance on the first configured interface it
finds. Its a very simple daemon, it doesn't have any
auto(re)configuration capabilities.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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Not sure if this is possible but if so it would be great if pCP shipped
with mDNS that identified its interface e.g https://pCP-LAN.local and
https://pCP-WiFi.local
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paul- wrote:
> http://pcp.local (Takes you to the pcp Web pages)
> http://pcp.local:9000 (Takes you to the LMS interface on that machine)
> http://pcp.local:9000/material (works if you have material skin
> installed on that machine)
I feel foolish in not realising I could just add port
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
Apple's Safari used to support browsing for web pages advertised in this
manner. But it was never in the iOS version of Safari, only under macOS,
and for some reason they just arbitrarily withdrew the feature. Very
annoying.
And I believe in some really early version of LMS (then probably still
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
Toonie wrote:
> Thanks for the reply... However that will still point to the pCP admin
> page. I was was requesting that it pointed to //:9000/. I
> realise that the LMS page is only one click away, but for the family to
> use, I think it would be good to have a link directly to the LMS
>
Really no reason to do anything. Create some favorites.
http://pcp.local (Takes you to the pcp Web pages)
http://pcp.local:9000 (Takes you to the LMS interface on that machine)
http://pcp.local:9000/material (works if you have material skin
installed on that machine)
Obviously change the
Paul Webster wrote:
> If you change the hostname to lms then you will have lms.local instead.
> It is set via the first item in the Tweaks section
Thanks for the reply... However that will still point to the pCP admin
page. I was was requesting that it pointed to //:9000/. I
realise that the
If you change the hostname to lms then you will have lms.local instead.
It is set via the first item in the Tweaks section
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte
I have just upgraded my server pi to 7.0.0 (from 3.1.1 :) ) and really
enjoying the various improvements, including having a local mDNS for
http://pcp.local/. However I think it would also be useful if there was
an extra entry when the LMS server is installed: http://lms.local/
I use the LMS
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