On Mon, 4 Apr 2005 08:32:27 +0100, Patrick Dixon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Michael

'java -jar softsqueeze.jar' only runs as root,

What's the error/problem you get when you run this as a normal user?

but the applet runs as a

Including sound? This is strange...

normal user. However, the web install doesn't work whether I try it as root or a normal user.

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Patrick

On Sun, 3 Apr 2005 11:34:48 +0100, Patrick Dixon
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OK, I've forced a complete re-install of Slimserver and tried to get
SoftSqueeze to install once again from the http interface, but all get
left
with is a (defunct) java process and a javaws process that's at 33
minutes
and counting (with no visible or audible output).

I can run SoftSqueeze as a applet, and I can run it explicitly (as su)

Does it really only run when you're logged in as root? Then there might be
a permission problem.


Michael



from
a shell, but clicking on the install and run just doesn't work for me.
Any
suggestions as to what I'm doing wrong, or what else I can do to find out
what I'm doing wrong?


I'm running released slimserver 6.0 rpm, on FC3 with java 1.5.0_01.

Thanks, Patrick


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Yeah - it happened that way on my windows box too. And it put an icon on my desktop.

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Patrick Dixon wrote:
Thanks Jack

"I don't use Fedora myself, but I'd guess
that you don't have a Java plugin in whatever browser you're using, so
it gave you some sort of "I don't know what to do with this jnlp stuff"
message. You probably assumed that was a "download this?" message,
waited a few seconds for nothing to happen, and then went searching."

No, I've got firefox with a java plugin - so no "don't know what to do".

Waited more ike a few minutes (it is a slow m/c though).

OK, so what should have happened then? And how do I undo what I've done
and
get it to happen right then?

I'm currently rebuilding my linux laptop, so I can't say exactly what would happen, but firefox+java's behavior should be the same any any OS. That's the whole point of the "write once, run anywhere" philosophy underlying both toolkits.

So what should happen when you click help > softsqueeze > install and
run is: the applet downloads and launches. You get a splashscreen saying
softsqueeze [version] with a picture. It downloads some more resources,
unpacks some stuff, and then opens a virtual squeezebox.

That's the way it happens on my mac and my windows box, and the way it
happened on my linux box the last time I had one with X.

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