Works fine for Linux Mint;)
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.1 - 1504317335 @ Mon Sep 4 07:13:56
UTC 2017
Operating system: Debian - EN - utf8Platform Architecture:
x86_64-linux
Perl Version: 5.22.1 - x86_64-linux-gnu-thread-multi
Works! :)
Thanks for the testing!
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mherger wrote:
> Ok, I removed that flag. Please give the next update another try.
> Thanks!
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Hi there,
did the test on 7.9.1 - 1504317335:
-forced plugin change so restart message appeared
-did restart from within gui
-waited for lms to come up, checked ps -ax
-restarted lm
I tried it with the new 7.9.1 - 1504317335:
- installed a plugin.
- chose "Restart.." from within the dialog
- waited until the new scan was finished
- restarted via sudo systemctl restart logitechmediaserver
Works! :)
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Take your time. :)
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For arm there is no new deb-package, yet. (Others are already online.)
I'll try as soon it is available.
I'm sorry, yes, the build systems are down. I'll look into this.
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mherger wrote:
> Ok, I removed that flag. Please give the next update another try.
> Thanks!
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For arm there is no new deb-package, yet. (Others are already online.)
I'll try as soon it is available.
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mherger wrote:
> Ok, I removed that flag. Please give the next update another try.
> Thanks!
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Hi Michael,
just to give you one more feedback...
Did the test with 7.9.1 - 15003129892 (as @DJanGo described it
perfectly. TNX).
And here it´s also positive. So thank you for the
Ok, I removed that flag. Please give the next update another try. Thanks!
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mherger wrote:
> > - Stop the Server -> service logitechmediaserver stop
> > - Make sure nothing with Perl is running -> killall Perl
> > - Edit /usr/sbin/squeezeboxserver_safe
> > - change line 41 from:
> >*"$@" --norestart > /dev/null 2>&1 &*
> >to:
> >*"$@" > /dev/null 2>&1 &*
>
Of curse its "tested" on my side and other than "first test and then
wrote here" i wouldnt be able to tell "nothings changed".
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mherger wrote:
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> I'm not interested in being lectured about the theoretical aspects of my
>
> question. Really. Just tell me whether it works or not. Thanks!
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Hi Michael,
?
Of curse its "tested" on my side and other than "first test and then
wrote here" i wouldnt be ab
It's a fair question. Quite often the PID of a Daemon is tracked in
/var/run/thingy and changing the PID of the process without using the
official start/stop scripts means they lose track of which process to
kill or check the status of.
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But would you still be able to restart LMS using the OS' regular way
(sysctl or whatever) once you've restarted it from within LMS?
Why not?
Because shit happens.
Both Processes are still owned by the User squeezeboxserver.
In this case (your not the User that start the Process) you need to
mherger wrote:
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> But would you still be able to restart LMS using the OS' regular way
> (sysctl or whatever) once you've restarted it from within LMS?
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Why not?
Both Processes are still owned by the User squeezeboxserver.
In this case (your not the User that start the P
Systemd uses logind to create a cgroup for the whole shebang, so it
keeps track of all the process and child processes that get spawned by
the start script. The stop/start actions will still work as they are
invoked blind by running /etc/init.d/logitechmediaserver as normal.
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- Stop the Server -> service logitechmediaserver stop
- Make sure nothing with Perl is running -> killall Perl
- Edit /usr/sbin/squeezeboxserver_safe
- change line 41 from:
*"$@" --norestart > /dev/null 2>&1 &*
to:
*"$@" > /dev/null 2>&1 &*
- restart the Server
- add/remove any plugin
mherger wrote:
> I'd say it's still on my to-do list, but not under active investigation.
> But if you're saying that removing the --norestart from the startup
> script was all that was needed, then I could certainly give this a try.
> Could you please test the following:
>
> Would that still wo
"systemctl restart logitechmediaserver" is even better, but i agree it
would be great if this could be doen from within the GUI.
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I agree it would be helpful if restart could happen, when required,
within the GUI in Ubuntu.
The command line I use to restart (in Ubuntu 14.04) is:
Code:
sudo /etc/init.d/logitechmediaserver restart
where the "restart" can also be replaced by "s
Sorry for tripple posting... First posts were delayed.
Will test tomorrow and come back with feedback.
Danke Michael
Grüße Thorsten
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blackbite wrote:
> ist this still "under investigation" by you? I would really like to do a
> restart of lms after a plugin update via the web gui if the old wrapper
> script or the --norestart option is no longer needed in "newer" debian
> dists.
> I´m running LMS (7.9.1 latest nightly) on a RPI
That's where systemd does help out. It handles restarting a crashed
service.
But, I would assume that a wrapper script is checking to see if the PID
is still running to detect a crashed service. Currently when LMS
restarts itself the main PID of slimserver doesn't change. So how would
allo
Not really, systemd handles old init scripts okay. I'm just not sure
why --norestart was needed with the older Debian packages.
Oh, that's LMS specific: there's the squeezebox_safe (or similar)
wrapper script which would automatically restart LMS if it crashed.
Therefore LMS should not be re-
mherger wrote:
> > For what it's worth, debian/ubuntu is now systemd
>
> Does this conflict with our current package?
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Not really, systemd handles old init scripts okay. I'm just not sure
why --norestart was needed with the older Debian packages.
For what it's worth, debian/ubuntu is now systemd
Does this conflict with our current package?
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mherger wrote:
> > Linux.pm and Debian.pm do not redefine canRestartServer
>
> Oh, you're right. On Debian the --norestart startup parameter is
> applied, because there's the _safe watchguard. I guess that could be
> improved...
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If it's possible to get LMS restart workin
For what it's worth, debian/ubuntu is now systemd
This is all I have in my lms.service, systemd doesn't care if lms
restarts itself.
Code:
[Unit]
Description=Logitech Media Server Daemon
After=network-online.target mnt-media.mount
Wants=network-online.target
Linux.pm and Debian.pm do not redefine canRestartServer
Oh, you're right. On Debian the --norestart startup parameter is
applied, because there's the _safe watchguard. I guess that could be
improved...
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> It's not a preference set in the prefs file, but a decision taken at
> runtime. Unix is the mother of Linux and Debian etc. The method would be
>
> different in any one of them.
>
Linux.pm and Debian.pm do not redefine canRestartServer
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Unix.pm should have set canRestartServer to 1. But if something turned
that off, then you won't see it.
Edit your server.prefs to be sure this is still set to 1
It's not a preference set in the prefs file, but a decision taken at
runtime. Unix is the mother of Linux and Debian etc. The method
/prefs/server.prefs
I just ran a test on my system. having canRestartServer: 0 in the prefs
doesn't stop the server from restating itself. There is also a
command line switch --norestart. You might take a look at the systemd
service configuration, and make sure that it is not adding --nor
paul- wrote:
> Unix.pm should have set canRestartServer to 1. But if something turned
> that off, then you won't see it.
>
> Edit your server.prefs to be sure this is still set to 1
I'm not home at the moment so can't check. Is unix.pm and server.prefs
part of the LMS installation?
1 x Touc
Unix.pm should have set canRestartServer to 1. But if something turned
that off, then you won't see it.
Edit your server.prefs to be sure this is still set to 1
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LMS never prompts for a restart after installing plugins for me on a Pi
and hasn't for years.I am pretty sure it used to when I was running a
Squeezeplug but it stopped offering a restart at some point while I was
still using the Squeezeplug.
It depends on the Linux flavour you're using. Maybe (
mherger wrote:
> > I'm using the same setup, LMS restarts itself just fine. I am running
> > from the git source code, but that shouldn't make a difference.
>
> It might be related to the Custom.pm changes I applied. Would have to
> look them up in detail...
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LMS never pro
I'm using the same setup, LMS restarts itself just fine. I am running
from the git source code, but that shouldn't make a difference.
It might be related to the Custom.pm changes I applied. Would have to
look them up in detail...
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I'm using the same setup, LMS restarts itself just fine. I am running
from the git source code, but that shouldn't make a difference.
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> With Ubuntu it always says LMS will need to be restarted but never
> prompts for a restart. It's been that way for as long as I can remember
> and it's been that way, for me at least, on all the other flavours of
> Linux that I've tried.
>
> Edit...
> Windows has always prompte
mherger wrote:
> > Yeah I understand that. I want to restart LMS without needing any
> > password. I know it's possible but can't figure it out.
>
> Doesn't LMS give you the restart prompt after updating the plugins?
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With Ubuntu it always says LMS will need to be restarte
mherger wrote:
> > Yeah I understand that. I want to restart LMS without needing any
> > password. I know it's possible but can't figure it out.
>
> Doesn't LMS give you the restart prompt after updating the plugins?
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Funny you should ask that, I've noticed this *last few
Yeah I understand that. I want to restart LMS without needing any
password. I know it's possible but can't figure it out.
Doesn't LMS give you the restart prompt after updating the plugins?
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In sudoers file
MYUSERNAME ALL = NOPASSWD: /path/to/my/program
*Players:* SliMP3,Squeezebox3 x3,Receiver,SqueezePlayer,PiCorePlayer
x3,Wandboard
*Server:* LMS Version: 7.9.0 - 14757
Yeah I understand that. I want to restart LMS without needing any
password. I know it's possible but can't figure it out.
1 x Touch
1 x Radio
1 x Boom
1 x Intel- NUC server/player running LMS 7.91 on Ubuntu 16.04
1 X Odroid-XU4 server/player running LMS 7.91 on Ubuntu 16.04
WaveIO USB into Lav
Your user account would normally already be in sudoers file after an
Ubuntu install so you should be able to do "sudo service LMS restart"
and it will prompt for *your* password not root's.
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I've just set up LMS on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (on an Intel NUC) and I'm
trying to get LMS to restart after installing plugins. I've been
using...
service logitechmediaserver restart
which works fine but it insists on requiring the root password.
Is there any way of stop/start/restart LMS without n
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