Thanks for your reply. My symptoms are slightly differentI can't play net radio through SqueezeBox at all, neither with the remote nor in the browser. I can play net radio on my computer without issue, however, and generally do not have any connectivity issues at all; I can access www.squeezenetwork.com and www.mysqueezebox.com and also the U.S. West Coast IP address you gave me (I live in California).
Assuming that 'SBS Server' means 'SqueezeBox Server' (I've noticed a lot of people here say 'ATM Machine' and 'PIN Number' as well ;) ), I followed the steps you gave me, and there were no improvementsactually, it's worse, since my remote doesn't see my network anymore. (I turned it off and on as well.) By 'stopping' and 'starting', you mean clicking the power button at the top right of the web interface? Or is there an actual service I should be accessing? It's been ages since I've messed with this so I've forgotten how it all works behind the scenes. My hardware is a Thinkpad X60s with 2GiB of RAM and two 1.66GHz processors. It connects wirelessly to a Netgear wireless router. You're correct that I don't have any virus scanning software, and it's a pretty normal setup as far as ports go. It's never quite been clear to me how dependent the SqueezeBox Duet in my cupboard is on my computer. When it -was- playing internet radio, it kept playing even after I turned my computer off, but I wasn't able to access my favourites list, which I was disappointed by. So I guess the favourites, plus plug-ins like Live365, are stored on my computer. Clearly it can access my computer (I'm playing MP3s off it right now) and my computer can access mysqueezebox.com (see above)what's the missing link? The more I try to recall, the more I think that it broke after I installed that extra MySQL instance. I just did a ps and I see that there are two mysqld processors running, one using /var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/my.cnf, and an additional onenot the one I installed for that work projectthat looks far more generic. But if the Duet can access MySQL for music, why wouldn't it for plug-ins and favourites? I guess this is a red herring, but I thought I'd mention it. Thanks, MikZ. -- MikZ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ MikZ's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=33687 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=80038
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