The packaged linux installations such as deb and rpm fill will install
LMS in predefined standard locations and do checks for dependencies.
Using a tar ball, you can do a manual installation but you may to build
some dependent libraries/modules. Once installed you can place LMS
directories anywhere using command line options or preferences
Code:
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--cachedir => Directory for Logitech Media Server to save cached music
and web data
--logdir => Specify folder location for log file
--prefsdir => Specify the location of the preferences directory
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However when trying to install a new version of LMS (e.g. 7.9.*), you
will run into other issues about having to get required Perl modules
with the right version which may not be available for a 7 year old
Kubuntu system - this could be a lot of extra work if you are not Linux
familiar.
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