Secondarily, I'll set the new install's port numbers and the new box's
IP to match the old install for port-forwarding LMS offsite.
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mherger wrote:
> > I thought LastMix was now built in to DSTM which in turn is built in
> to
> > LMS?
>
> No, while I'm the author both plugins, I made LastMix my personal
> project, while DSTM, providing the infrastructure for this kind of
> plugins, is part of LMS. It's just because LMS
Hi Oyvindo (& Michael)
I have just setup LMS in a Docker container on a TS-251+, using the same
Larsks LMS docker image as you (Oyvindo) recommended in your how to
thread, LMS is the same version as you were having problems with:
LMS-7.9.0-1484126560 to 7.9.0 - 1484464959 @ Sun Jan 15,
All
I thought LastMix was now built in to DSTM which in turn is built in to
LMS?
No, while I'm the author both plugins, I made LastMix my personal
project, while DSTM, providing the infrastructure for this kind of
plugins, is part of LMS. It's just because LMS still is a Logitech
product, and
d6jg wrote:
> Don't do that !
>
> I doubt the Touch will ever successfully connect to that router via
> wifi. It will be a vagary of the wifi implementation on the router that
> the Touch doesn't like or vice versa. I have seen similar with MS
> Surface Pro's.
>
> If LMS is now quicker to
Don't do that !
I doubt the Touch will ever successfully connect to that router via
wifi. It will be a vagary of the wifi implementation on the router that
the Touch doesn't like or vice versa. I have seen similar with MS
Surface Pro's.
If LMS is now quicker to respond that is the accidental
I thought LastMix was now built in to DSTM which in turn is built in to
LMS?
I shipped a preconfigured Pi to USA recently and LastMix isn't there.
The Pi is running pCp 3.0x and has been updated to latest 7.9. What is
needed for LastMix to appear? Have I forgotten something in the mist of
time?
d6jg wrote:
> I suspect you may have had a misconfiguration before which you have now
> accidentally resolved.
>
>
> Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Well I could now try switching one of my Touches to the new router's
SSID - but I'm not that much of a masochist. :D
john greenwood wrote:
> Yes, no and yes. The LMS server is wired to the old router. Seems to
> work though. If a problem develops, it's easy to change (although right
> now I don't have a spare Ethernet connection on my new router).
>
>
>
> Surprised by the speed, myself. As to the second
d6jg wrote:
> Glad you got there in the end.
> I presume the 2 x Touch are connected to the old router SSID and the LMS
> server is hard wired to the new one (and has a reserved IP) as we
> discussed.
> Networking is really easy when you know what you are doing :)
Yes, no and yes. The LMS
Still curious:
- why does the new router allow the Touches (which are connected to
the old router, I assume) to load the music faster?
- it would be interesting to know (maybe not for you?) what setting
prevented the Touches connect reliably to the new router by WiFi.
Anyway, glad
john greenwood wrote:
> Spent last night listening to my Touches without a hitch or a jump. My
> new router allows them to load up my music library in a fraction of the
> time* it took before. Thanks to d6jg and everyone else who helped me
> get to this point.
>
> *Never really liked that
mherger wrote:
> I guess you disabled it in something like
> /etc/defaults/logitechmediaserver or the like.
Duh! :)
Thanks!
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many
Spent last night listening to my Touches without a hitch or a jump. My
new router allows them to load up my music library in a fraction of the
time* it took before. Thanks to d6jg and everyone else who helped me
get to this point.
*Never really liked that expression. What if the "fraction"
I guess you disabled it in something like
/etc/defaults/logitechmediaserver or the like. Or in the init script.
Just grep for --nomysqueezebox
Michael
http://www.herger.net/slim-plugins - MusicArtistInfo, MusicInfoSCR
mherger wrote:
> [17-01-20 13:14:08.2869] Slim::Utils::PluginManager::load (214) Skipping
>
> plugin: SpotifyLogi - requires mysqueezebox.com, but support for
> mysqueezebox.com is disabled.
Truly stupid question, I know, but... Where do I enable it?
"To try to judge the real from the
[17-01-20 13:14:08.2869] Slim::Utils::PluginManager::load (214) Skipping
plugin: SpotifyLogi - requires mysqueezebox.com, but support for
mysqueezebox.com is disabled.
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mherger wrote:
> > Still no official spotify plugin.
>
> Go to Settings/Advanced/Logging, check the "keep settings for restart"
> or similar box, set server.plugins to debug, save. Then restart your LMS
>
> and provide your server.log.
>
> --
>
> Michael
'Here'
Still no official spotify plugin.
Go to Settings/Advanced/Logging, check the "keep settings for restart"
or similar box, set server.plugins to debug, save. Then restart your LMS
and provide your server.log.
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Reinstalled LMS (7.9.0 - 1484464959 @ Sun Jan 15 07:33:01 UTC 2017).
Still no official spotify plugin.
In server.log, I see this:
[17-01-20 11:51:51.0987]
Plugins::SpotifyProtocolHandler::Plugin::postinitPlugin (34) The
official Logitech Squeezebox Spotify plugin should be enabled, or some
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