> Mark Lanctot wrote: > Keep in mind, a Squeezebox never goes "off", it goes into > standby, where it remains connected to the server, be it > SqueezeNetwork or SlimServer. > > With that in mind and based on the situation you describe in > your last sentence, the best way would be to turn the player > on and off through the web interface. It won't disconnect > from SqueezeNetwork though, but will go into standby. You > turn the player on and off through the power button on the > upper right of the SqueezeNetwork home page. > > Again, this will put the player into standby and will not > disconnect it entirely. The only way to do that is to either > interrupt power or connect it to SlimServer. Both have to be > done through the remote.
Mark, Thanks for the reply. I guess I did not make myself clear. What I want to be able to do is switch between SqueezeNetwork and SlimServer. To do this I now need to go down to the basement and do it with the remote. This has not been an issue before, since I could access all the internet radio through SlimServer. But with Pandora being added to SqueezeNetwork I want to be able to take advantage of that without down to the basement everytime I want to access it. So really, what I need to be able to do is log in and out of SqueezeNetwork remotely. Thanks again and sorry for the confusion. -Steve _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
