Hi Tomusz,
I had exactly the same problem with MusicIP, running LMS on Win11.
I found out: localhost:10002 is not available at starting time of LMS
(start of LMS at system start).
My solution: start of LMS at user login.
Maybe this can help you.
i have also problems with musicip since a few days.
To make things clear, musicip has worked before on my side.
I'm using latest dev 8.2 docker image for LMS
musicip scans my library >85.000 files and stops at about 32.000
what i did until know:
- deleted the musicip m3lib database and
mherger wrote:
> ...or some people would now run LMS on their
> Synology Diskstation in a a Docker container, as Synology themselves no
>
> longer support it. The image comes with its own Perl version.
Thank you for the detailed answer!
...that's exactly why I asked about Docker, as I saw
Could this be a solution for me?
I can't say it will work then. Your case is a mystery to me...
I don't know much about "Docker", how does it work?
Docker isolates an application from the "outer" operating system. It can
come with its own binaries for tools which might conflict in the main
mherger wrote:
>
> ...Ok, finally got MIP running - in Docker. I'm using a M1 Mac Mini, and
>
> the MIP binary is PPC/i386 only... not even 64 bit! Any recent Mac would
>
> fail to run it natively.
>
> Anyway: running the justifiably/musicip image, listening on default port
>
> 10002 LMS
mherger wrote:
> > I have also changed the port number, but this has not solved the
> problem
> > either.
>
> Where did you change what port number? Such changes make alarms go off
> in my head...
The standard port for MusicIP is 10002, as we all know.
I changed it from 10002 to 1,
When I type "perl -v", I get this response on the MacBook Pro (Mojave):
"This is perl 5, version 18, subversion 4 (v5.18.4) built for
darwin-thread-multi-2level
(with 2 registered patches, see perl -V for more detail)"
Yeah, that hasn't changed in about a decade... even on Big Sur it's
still
mherger wrote:
>
>
> What Perl version are you using?
Hi Michael, thanks for looking into this again.
When I type "perl -v", I get this response on the MacBook Pro (Mojave):
"This is perl 5, version 18, subversion 4 (v5.18.4) built for
darwin-thread-multi-2level
(with 2 registered
I have also changed the port number, but this has not solved the problem
either.
Where did you change what port number? Such changes make alarms go off
in my head...
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bakker_be wrote:
>
> When you say you have the same problem on two other Macs, do you mean
> that they both have a complete installation of both LMS & MusicIP Mixer?
> If MusicIP Mixer isn't installed on those machines it's normal for it
> not to work, as the official plugin doesn't allow for
I just don't understand it.
Yeah, this is really odd. You can confirm that MIP is working with LMS
7.9. Which proves that MIP is working.
I can get LMS 8.2 working with MIP in a Docker container (testing on Big
Sur, which wouldn't run 32 bit applications any more). Which proves that
LMS 8
Tomusz wrote:
> Three guesses: It does not work!
>
> Sugarcube also complains that MusicIP is not available, whereas I can
> create mixes via the API without any problems - what's going on there?
>
> I wouldn't be surprised if I didn't have the same problem on two
> completely different Macs,
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201642
Perhaps you gave permission to the binary of the older LMS but not the
newer one? And your configuration is saved between re-installs.
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Hmm, maybe it would be better to switch from Mac to a RPI4, just found
this:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/archive/index.php/t-106958-p-2.html
...because a RPI4 is also working in my basement... :cool:
As discussed long ago, it can't be related to firewall settings, etc.,
because then LMS
I'm not a MAC person, so can't validate, but the error message you are
getting is saying that the LMS process can't connect to the
localhost:10002 server. Obviously the server is operational, because as
you've mentioned it works from your web browser when you go to it
locally with
slartibartfast wrote:
> No he did enable the MusicIP plugin and it worked.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Okay, sorry, then I had misunderstood him, thanks for the hint.
But it doesn't matter, as I already wrote, from LMS version 8 on MusicIP
doesn't work on my Mac-based servers,
Three guesses: It does not work!
Sugarcube also complains that MusicIP is not available, whereas I can
create mixes via the API without any problems - what's going on there?
I wouldn't be surprised if I didn't have the same problem on two
completely different Macs, both running High Sierra (I
Tomusz wrote:
> Okay, to get you right:
>
> You didn't enable the official MusicIP plugin by Michael Herger but
> enabled Sugarcube instead importing MusicIP headers? Strange...I'll try
> that in a minute - thank you!
>
> ...then I just take Sugarcube instead of MusicIP - better than
Okay, to get you right:
You didn't enable the official MusicIP plugin by Michael Herger but
enabled Sugarcube instead importing MusicIP headers? Strange...I'll try
that in a minute - thank you!
...then I just take Sugarcube instead of MusicIP - better than nothing!
...but that would indicate
Hmmm, strange that it isn't working for you. I just reactivated the
Logitech MusicIP plugin on my server (I use only SugarCube normally,
contrary to what somebody said a few responses earlier, it doesn't
depend on the official MusicIP plugin).
33875
mherger wrote:
>
> The interaction between LMS and MIP doesn't require SSL. MIP only uses
> http.
Absolutely right, I stupidly didn't think of it.
And now the big surprise:
Even on another Mac (Mac Pro) running MacOS 10.13 with LMS 8.1.1 and
MusicIP Mixer 1.8 (API can be called under port
Could it be that despite the update there is still a problem with
openssl, which also produces the current error with MusicIP?
The interaction between LMS and MIP doesn't require SSL. MIP only uses http.
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Not really. I can use all services in the network with the computer
without any problems and, for example, easily use plugins like Spotty,
etc. from LMS. LastMix works too (thanks for the tip) and also needs an
internet connection.
One more thing occurs to me that I mentioned before but that
_msg => "Can't connect to localhost:10002 (Connection refused)",
Something's blocking access to port 10002. I don't get it.
Are there any issues using online resources using the LMS8 installation?
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Here's the excerpt from the server.log:
Code:
[21-03-17 21:36:35.2165] Slim::Utils::Misc::msg (1266) Warning:
[21:36:35.2161] bless({
_content => "Can't connect to localhost:10002 (Connection
refused)\n\nLWP::Protocol::http::Socket: connect: Connection refused at
mherger wrote:
>
> No need to be a LastFM user. LastMix is using their API to create mixes
>
> based on some input tracks. And it has a mix mode which would only play
>
> local music.
Thanks - I didn't realize that.
mherger wrote:
>
>
> warn Data::Dump::dump($response);
>
> after the
slartibartfast wrote:
> Have a look at this thread as well.
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=984143
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Cool - thanks. I'll definitely take a look at that!
Tomusz's
Don't stop the music is pretty cool, especially with Spotty, as I do not
use LastFM. But I would like to hear MY music and often, right after the
No need to be a LastFM user. LastMix is using their API to create mixes
based on some input tracks. And it has a mix mode which would only play
Tomusz wrote:
> Don't stop the music is pretty cool, especially with Spotty, as I do not
> use LastFM. But I would like to hear MY music and often, right after the
> first song in my library, Spotty plays songs from Spotify that don't
> even come from my library. It's sometimes nice to get to
mherger wrote:
> >
> I'm mostly using the Don't stop the Music feature in recent LMS, with
> LastMix or Spotty as the mixers. Spotify bought the service I was using
>
> for SmartMix, thus results are similar (though still not that good, nor
>
> flexible).
>
Don't stop the music is pretty
I would like to continue using MusicIP. Smart Mix was 100x better, but
Funny you'd say so. SmartMix certainly gave more control over the mixes,
but I personally though MIP was producing great results. As the author
of SmartMix I would have preferred to continue to use MIP (ignoring the
fun I
mherger wrote:
> > There seems to be a kind of incompatibility of this plugin with my
> > system which got introduced with version 8.x.x.
>
> Ok, finally got MIP running - in Docker. I'm using a M1 Mac Mini, and
> the MIP binary is PPC/i386 only... not even 64 bit! Any recent Mac would
>
>
There seems to be a kind of incompatibility of this plugin with my
system which got introduced with version 8.x.x.
Ok, finally got MIP running - in Docker. I'm using a M1 Mac Mini, and
the MIP binary is PPC/i386 only... not even 64 bit! Any recent Mac would
fail to run it natively.
Anyway:
Why is that? There seem to be major differences between the versions.
There has been no relevant change to the MIP plugin between these two
version. It must be something else, eg. the updated LWP modules (used to
do http requests). But then I'd be surprised this was a problem for MIP
only...
FYI:
Installed the musicip plugin, did full scan of library, it bailed during
muscip import phase of the scan after about 3k tracks with this error in
the scanner.log:
Code:
[21-03-16 14:45:46.7193] main::main (338) Error: Failed when running main
scan: [Can't call
slartibartfast wrote:
> Most users only import mixable status. Are you importing track details
> as well?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Thank you, slartibartfast, I also tried to just import the mixable
status, but every version of LMS starting with 8.x.x seems to simply
omit the
Tomusz wrote:
> ...the MusicIP plugin refuses to import headers. I didn't like Sugarcube
> from it's beginning - Let me think about it, that should be 13 years now
> and since then MusicIP has worked and I was happy with it ... and with
> 7.9.3 it still works as expected.
>
> So what should I
Tomusz wrote:
> LMS 8.x.x deleted, LMS 7.9.3 installed => MusicIP works as usual.
>
> LMS 7.9.3 deleted, LMS 8.1.1 or 8.1.2 or 8.2.0 installed => MusicIP does
> not work.
>
> Then LMS 8.x.x is deleted again, LMS 7.9.3 installed => MusicIP works as
> usual.
>
> Why is that? There seem to be
LMS 8.x.x deleted, LMS 7.9.3 installed => MusicIP works as usual.
LMS 7.9.3 deleted, LMS 8.1.1 or 8.1.2 or 8.2.0 installed => MusicIP does
not work.
Then LMS 8.x.x is deleted again, LMS 7.9.3 installed => MusicIP works as
usual.
Why is that? There seem to be major differences between the
...the MusicIP plugin refuses to import headers. I didn't like Sugarcube
from it's beginning - Let me think about it, that should be 13 years now
and since then MusicIP has worked and I was happy with it ... and with
7.9.3 it still works as expected.
So what should I do with the hint that it
Tomusz wrote:
> Nope - is does NOT work correctly with 8.1.1. - MusicIP again refuses to
> import headers. I had to revert to 7.9.3.
>
> What's wrong with 8.1.1?!?
Works fine in 8.1.2 on centos8 for me. Why are you trying to "import
headers" into MusicIP. With Sugarcube installed, you DO
Nope - is does NOT work correctly with 8.1.1. - MusicIP again refuses to
import headers. I had to revert to 7.9.3.
What's wrong with 8.1.1?!?
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That's weird - I deleted LMS completely to start from scratch - as I did
many times before.
After that I installed LMS 7.9.3, not 8.1.1 -et voilá: MusicIP headers
are being imported again!
Then I updated again to version 8.1.1 and now everything works correctly
again and as expected
Obviously
Thank you - the error was from server.log.
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Thank you, Michael - the MusicIP mixer itself seems to work flawlessly.
From within LMS or outside? The error you posted, was that from
server.log or scanner.log?
Oh, you asked about how to enable logging? Go to Settings/Advanced/Logging.
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Thank you, Michael - the MusicIP mixer itself seems to work flawlessly.
This is the result of "http://localhost:10002/api/version":
"MusicIP Mixer. Version 1.8"
Why doesn't LMS import the headers then? No firewall, etc. activated. I
all worked before. I just thought that it would be a good
I searched for "musicip" in the console log and found this entry:
"21-03-06 21: 03: 14.1497] Slim :: Plugin :: MusicMagic :: Plugin ::
initPlugin (155) Can't connect to port 10002 - MusicIP disabled. "
All that test does is call http://localhost:10002/api/version. Is that
URL reachable from
Yes, MusicIP was available from the start (I triple checked this) and I
restarted LMS several times - nada, not working.
The individual steps when scanning the music database are numbered,
right?
I mean MusicIP import would be Step 3 or 4 and with my installation the
scan process jumps
I searched for "musicip" in the console log and found this entry:
"21-03-06 21: 03: 14.1497] Slim :: Plugin :: MusicMagic :: Plugin ::
initPlugin (155) Can't connect to port 10002 - MusicIP disabled. "
But MusicIP IS switched on - I can call the API and have a mix created
Was it available when
I searched for "musicip" in the console log and found this entry:
"21-03-06 21: 03: 14.1497] Slim :: Plugin :: MusicMagic :: Plugin ::
initPlugin (155) Can't connect to port 10002 - MusicIP disabled. "
But MusicIP IS switched on - I can call the API and have a mix created
without any problems
mherger wrote:
>
> Enable logging for plugin.musicip
Thank you, Michael, but how do I enable logging especially for
plugin.musicip? Sorry for asking such a dumb question...
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But obviously I'm the only one with this problem - no one else? No other
ideas?
Enable logging for plugin.musicip, re-run a scan, check the scanner.log
file for any issues reported.
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Hmm, but I didn't change anything in the security settings and I'm
runngin MacOs 10.11 (El capitan), which is rather old and lacks some of
the newer security features. :confused:
But obviously I'm the only one with this problem - no one else? No other
ideas?
Thank you...
I don't have any direct experience with MacOS, but sounds like a
security enforcement. Under newer linux's with SE linux enforcing, it's
possible to have this behavior.
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Hi there,
After reinstalling LMS (due to performance problems) and activating the
MusicIP plugin, LMS no longer scans for the MusicIP headers.
Spicefly sugarcube gives the error message that the plugin cannot
connect to localhost, port 10002.
However, the MusicIP server (or API) is accessible
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