Hi,
Wonder if anyone can help me here. I have a LMS running on Debian, v.
7.7.6 with two duets and a boom. The thing has been stable now for
several years, bar the odd reset. I run the whole thing over my wifi
LAN, just a generic Linksys wifi modem. All good.
But I have never had luck with Squee
does the LMC have to be 7.8.0 for the 7.8.0 Squeezeplay? is there not
backwards compatibility?
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Thanks for the replies.
I still have the same issue. The firewall is there (it is listed as
"jive"). There were a few old rules for softqueeze which I have had in
the past, but uninstalled a long time back.
Could Malwarebytes be blocking it somehow?
Can I use log files at the server to try to
can squeezeplay itself be persuaded to do some logging?
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Thanks. I did the firewall thing as you suggest, still the same thing.
Anyway, if I switch off the firewall, no change so I don't think that is
the issue.
I installed on my daughter's win 10 laptop, everything worked fine right
off the bat. I notice that it first offered me a choice to select the
and there don't seem to be any logfiles at all in that location.
(/Users/Me/AppData/Local/Temp/)
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thanks.
That's interesting. Now it doesn't find my server at all ...
How does a new device discover the server? is there some kind of
handshake on a special port or something?
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wt0 wrote:
> Players discover servers by broadcasting a specific data packet on the
> network and waiting for the server to reply. If your server was turned
> off for too long or the network connection between the player and the
> server was severed for too long, the player may give up trying to
thanks all for the suggestions.
1. did the full reboot thing, no change. The squeezeplay doesn't find
the server, and the server doesn't list squeezeplay.
2. I notice one odd thing - the other devices, Duets and the Boom - if
I don't use them for a day or so, I have to power cycle them for them
OK, mystery solved!
Basically, I used tcpdump at the server and discovered that discovery
requests were not arriving. The command is:
>tcpdump -i eth0 -n port 3483
I unplugged all squeeze devices from the network and then ran this
command in a shell at the server. You can clearly see the req/ac
so am I! it was driving me nuts.
is this worth a bug report of some kind? perhaps have Squeezeplay try
other interfaces if it doesn't find a server, or at least give some kind
of message? rather than fail silently?
danmcb'
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