JJZolx wrote: > ... I installed wlanpoke and it's no better, still drops off after a few > minutes. Is there some means of checking to see that wlanpoke is > actually running?
Open a browser to the optional wlanpoke web server: http://<Squeezebox IP address>:8080/ to display an assortment of status information. Scroll to the "important processes" section at the bottom and observe an entry resembling: /bin/sh /etc/wlanpoke/wlanpoke.sh -W slow -d /etc/log/ If that line is not there, wlanpoke is not running. If the web page does not display, the optional web server is not running. Enable it by using SSH to edit the /etc/init.d.rcS.local file to include the "-W slow" option, e.g.: /etc/wlanpoke/wlanpoke.sh -W slow & You can also run a(n) ncat listener on your pc to listen to wlanpoke's reports. If you are not running the listener, you should disable reporting using the "-x" option. > I tried the Windows batch file provided, but that just times out. The "gs.bat" batch file requires the optional web server running, "curl" installed, and the batch file edited to use the Radio's IP address. See "manual.txt" for more information. It sounds like the script is not being launched or failing. You can test the installation step by step using the instructions in the manual. For example, launching the script directly from the SSH shell (e,g,m using the command in rcS.local above) will display various messages including a final error message if the script is somehow failing. Good Luck! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ POMdev's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=70558 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=114775 _______________________________________________ Radio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/radio
