Tartifless, loads of stuff in your log, also loads of errors - each of
them could be a cause for alarm failures.
Lets start with the Radio-Log:
Code:
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May 18 00:35:06 udhcpc[1011]: Lease of 192.168.1.100 obtained, lease time 3600
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Your Router/DHCP assigns an IP for just an hour (3600seconds) to your
Radio. I guess this is not critical but the Radio has to ask every hour
for a new IP.
Consider settings this to at least 24h on your router.
Code:
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May 18 00:17:40 squeezeplay: INFO applet.AlarmSnooze -
AlarmSnoozeApplet.lua:305 notify_serverConnected: SlimServer {mysqueezebox.com}
is now connected
May 18 00:31:45 squeezeplay: INFO net.slimproto - SlimProto.lua:599 connect
to 192.168.1.115 (192.168.1.115)
May 18 00:32:08 squeezeplay: INFO net.slimproto - SlimProto.lua:773
connection error: closed, reconnecting in 1.076 seconds
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Your Radio disconnects from your local server (192.168.1.115) in the
night and tries to connect to MySqueezebox.com. I can't reconnect to
your server until 7:00.
Code:
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May 18 07:00:11 squeezeplay: WARN applet.AlarmSnooze -
AlarmSnoozeApplet.lua:62 RTC ALARM FIRING
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At 7:00:11 your Radio didn't get an alarm signal from the server. It
decides to sound the fallback-alarm instead.
Is your server going down in the night ? Standby or Hibernating ? If so
this is a bad idea. Your server needs to be up before alarm time.
Code:
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May 18 07:00:14 squeezeplay: WARN applet.AlarmSnooze -
AlarmSnoozeApplet.lua:118 **************************** notify_playerAlarmState
received: active 0
May 18 07:00:14 squeezeplay: WARN applet.AlarmSnooze -
AlarmSnoozeApplet.lua:133 ignoring alarm notification because fallback fired
prior
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For some reason the server seems to wake up around 07:00:14 and sends
the 'official' alarm signal ... but thats some tiny seconds to late.
Now lets have a look at your server log:
Code:
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[10-05-17 19:44:34.8396] Slim::Utils::Misc::msg (1165) Warning:
[19:44:34.8392] Argument "" isn't numeric in numeric gt (>) at C:\Program
Files\Squeezebox\server\Slim\Plugin\AudioScrobbler\HTML\EN\plugins\AudioScrobbler\settings\basic.html
line 6.
[10-05-14 18:23:15.4479] Slim::Control::Request::notify (2139) Error: Failed
notify: Can't call method "get" on an undefined value at C:\Documents and
Settings\All Users\Application
Data\Squeezebox\Cache\InstalledPlugins/Plugins/SugarCube/Plugin.pm line 568.
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Two of your plugins (SugarCube and AudioScrobbler) have error messages.
I'd (temporarly) uninstall any third party plugins that might interfere
with server robustness.
Furthermore it looks like you configured the alarm from the Web-UI in
the night. I also don't trust this. Configure your alarm directly on
the Radio (at least for now).
Code:
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[10-05-18 07:00:11.8490] Slim::Utils::Alarm::sound (510) Alarm triggered for
Chambre
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Your server triggers the alarm only at 07:00:11 ... so eleven seconds
behind the actual alarm time which is too late.
Again (as also observed from the Radio logs) I think your server might
be falling into some sleep or energy-safe-mode (at least disabling the
network card ?) in the night and waking up too late for a proper alarm
!
Please double check energy-settings or whatever on your server.
If you can't find anything obvious maybe (as a test) run an endless
ping
Code:
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ping 192.168.1.115 -t
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from some other computer in the night. This might keep the server
awake.
Then check alarm and logs again if things improve.
Hope this analysis helps and gets you on track what the cause of the
failure could be.
--
bluegaspode
1x SB-Controller+Receiver (Duet), 1xSB-Boom. 1xSB-Radio
Server (7.4.1) running on SheevaPlug (Ubuntu) with attached Western
Digital MyBook Essential.
Secondary 7.4 Server on Debianized Buffalo Linkstation LS-CHL.
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