That /usually/ indicates that the plugin has failed to load, or is not installed correctly.
Could you turn on plugin debug logging with the "server.plugins" and "plugin.lazysearch2" (if the latter exists - it may not if the plugin isn't being properly found). You can find those settings on the "Server Settings->Advanced->Loggin" screen. Make sure you click the box at the top to save the settings, then restart SqueezeCenter. You might then find some clues in the SqueezeCenter log file. Also, make sure you've installed it properly - you should have paths like the following (on Linux): /usr/local/squeezecenter/server/Plugins/LazySearch2 |-- HTML | `-- EN | `-- plugins | `-- LazySearch2 | `-- settings | |-- basic.html | `-- logo.jpg |-- INSTALL |-- LICENSE |-- Plugin.pm |-- Settings.pm |-- install.xml `-- strings.txt Finally - check permissions on those files. They should all be readable by whatever user SqueezeCenter is running as. Stuart .brum wrote: > Hi, > > I updated LazySearch to 3.2 > (http://www.hickinbottom.com/lazysearch/browser/tags/3.2/LazySearch2.zip) > after updating SqueezeCenter to 7.2, but when trying to access its > settings page I get an error "404 Not Found: > settings/plugins/LazySearch2/settings/basic.html". > > This is on a Fedora Core 5 machine, and previous LazySearches did work > straight out of the box. > > Any ideas? > > Regards, > > .brum > > > _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/plugins
