* Patrick Dixon shaped the electrons to say...
Not sure if this is a bug, but I just thought I'd point it out:
The Installation.txt says that if /etc/slimserver.conf is deleted the software will reset to default values. Only problem is that it does this by writting new the values to ~/.slimsever.conf. Then, because /etc/slimserver.conf doesn't exist, the slimserver daemon bombs out. Wouldn't it be better to recreate the defualts as /etc/slimserver.conf?
Yes - but the user running SlimServer may not have permissions to do so.
If SlimServer was installed via RPM (as root), then it can create the initial /etc/slimserver.conf file. Instead of removing that to clear out your config, try this instead:
cp /dev/null /etc/slimserver.conf
Which zeros out the file.
-D -- <nil> It sucks to discover that you are the foremost authority on some set of things when you've got a problem. _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
