Now I get the build process complete and I can configure my system. The
only problem is: the discovery of the server is not working. The port
seems to be reachable but none of my boxes can find the server. Any idea
why this is?
Gesendet von meinem ONEPLUS A3003 mit Tapatalk
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Anything new about 'this'
(https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=213260#c32)?
I still get CPAN errors:
Code:
===> Installing for logitechmediaserver-7.9.1.g2017.07.11
===> Checking if logitechmediaserver already installed
===> Registering installation
patch-dbix-class-bug.diff has been removed from the FreeBSD port in the
commit below:
https://svnweb.freebsd.org/ports?view=revision&revision=423998
Thanks for your help troubleshooting this one!
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mherger wrote:
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> > I just moved "patch-dbix-class-bug.diff" out of the way, this is
> the[color=blue]
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> Surprise, surprise :-). Thanks for testing.
>
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Thanks for the help, that patch was inherited from the old port - we
left it in as it was assumed to be there for a good reason. In
I just moved "patch-dbix-class-bug.diff" out of the way, this is the
patch that disabled "auto commit" mode. It looks like this has resolved
the issue on my system :)
Surprise, surprise :-). Thanks for testing.
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mherger wrote:
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> As for the initial question: you asked why the scanner was failing with
> some transaction related error, when you do apply a patch to change the
> autocommit mode. Maybe you should remove that patch and come back with
> the problem you tried to resolve there?...
>
I just
You should add a "Slim::Utils::OS::Custom" module to customize some of
the LMS behaviour and eg. report revision etc.
The port already does this. See the file contents here:
https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-ports/blob/master/audio/logitechmediaserver/files/Custom.pm.in
Note that any variables
> Are your modifications/additions available somewhere?
The FreeBSD port (which includes patch, build, install instructions) is
available at the GitHub link provided above by Mark.
For those who aren't familiar with FreeBSD ports, I will explain how the
current port Makefile works:
- Instal
> Are your modifications/additions available somewhere?
Sure, they're in the official repo unfortunately, this was missed when
testing the 7.7.5 upgrade which was never released.
https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-ports/tree/master/audio/logitechmediaserver
> Does this problem only show up in
I've been working with others on finally bringing the FreeBSD port up to
Are your modifications/additions available somewhere?
date. The code is now synced up to September 30th, but we're seeing
issues whenever a scan is instigated. The following is the log from a
scan:
Does this problem onl
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