Hi all
I am impressed by elinks, it is just a great tool. I love it, have it all over
our network now.
At home I have set up a few terminals that connect to a gnump3server. elinks is
the tool I use to select and play mp3/m3u's. All I had to do is set the
following
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set mime.extension.mp3 = "audio/mpeg"
## mime.handler.audiompegurl
## mime.handler.audiompegurl.unix
## mime.handler.audiompegurl.unix.ask [0|1]
set mime.handler.audiompegurl.unix.ask = 0
## mime.handler.audiompegurl.unix.block [0|1]
set mime.handler.audiompegurl.unix.block = 0
## mime.handler.audiompegurl.unix.program <str>
#set mime.handler.audiompegurl.unix.program = "mpg123 --gapless -@ %
&"
#set mime.handler.audiompegurl.unix.program = "nohup mpg123 -@ %
>/dev/null 2>&1 &"
set mime.handler.audiompegurl.unix.program = "pidof mpg123 | while read
line ; do kill -9 $line ; done ; mpg123 -q -@ % >/dev/null"
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That said, here is the first, probably not elinks related problem
"pidof mpg123 | while read line ; do kill -9 $line ; done ;"
Is there, to enable interruption of streaming when the user selects another
song. This works flawlessly if an instance of mpg123 is up, else kill gives a
nasty message
"kill: usage: kill [-s sigspec | -n signum | -sigspec] pid | jobspec ... or
kill -l [sigspec]"
which appears at the current cursol location. How can I avoid this?
greets chris
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