Thanks guys - I'll give netcat a go.
mherger wrote:
>
>
> There is a curl extension, but it's failing to install. Maybe worth
> asking in the pCP thread what's wrong with it.
>
Ah good - not just me then.
chill's
As Michael says ... looks like the Busybox version of whet is too
limited ... because it does not appear to have the --post-data option.
Paul Webster
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Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
Paul
Paul Webster wrote:
> Is there a wget ?
There is.
Code:
tc@piCorePlayer:~$ wget
BusyBox v1.27.2 (2017-10-31 19:09:48 UTC) multi-call binary.
Usage: wget [-c|--continue] [--spider] [-q|--quiet] [-O|--output-document
FILE]
[--header 'header: value']
Is there a wget ?
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mherger wrote:
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> Don't use port 9090 (though you could do this using netcat). Use http
> POST requests on port 9000 (or whatever your web UI's port). Eg. using
> "curl", or your script language's package for this purpose:
>
One step forward and two steps back. Curl doesn't seem to exist
Thanks Michael - two good leads for this beginner. I quite like the
idea of a long button press to set a preset and a short press to play
that preset (as on the Boom), but I'm also warming to the idea of just
having the short button press to access a favorite, which has the
advantage that the
I've had a quick look at how I might use that 'jivefavorites' command to
set a preset, and have fallen at the first hurdle - if my aim is put it
into a script that is called by a button press, then I can't see how I
would point that script to port 9090. But I'll figure that out - that's
not why
I've had a quick look at how I might use that 'jivefavorites' command to
set a preset, and have fallen at the first hurdle - if my aim is put it
into a script that is called by a button press, then I can't see how I
would point that script to port 9090. But I'll figure that out - that's
not why
Thanks Michael
I'll certainly look into that. I think getting that to work will be a
bit more of a project for me though - lots to learn. In the meantime
I'm going to add some presets buttons to my button panel so that I can
build them into my amplifier project. As a minimum I know that I can
[18-05-25 07:29:21.3743] Slim::Buttons::Common::__ANON__ (812) Error: No
valid url found, not adding favorite!
[18-05-25 07:29:21.3751] Slim::Buttons::Common::__ANON__ (817) Backtrace:
That error line (which is in red in the log file) looks to be the key.
I got the same logging block
mherger wrote:
> Enable debug logging for player.ir, control.command and see whether you
>
> can get some more information in server.log.
> --
>
> Michael
Thanks Michael. I set up a couple of buttons - one using
["button","preset_1.hold"] to store the preset and one using
Enable debug logging for player.ir, control.command and see whether you
can get some more information in server.log.
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chill wrote:
> The preset_5.hold button is an IR command I believe, so I tried it on a
> Boom using the remote control. Pressing and holding the number 5 key on
> the remote brings up the message "Preset #5 (hold to save)", but no
> matter how long I hold it, the current track doesn't get
The preset_5.hold button is an IR command I believe, so I tried it on a
Boom using the remote control. Pressing and holding the number 5 key on
the remote brings up the message "Preset #5 (hold to save)", but no
matter how long I hold it, the current track doesn't get inserted as a
preset. If I
Hmm - preset_5.hold doesn't seem to do anything. I can see the command
being triggered by the button press (in the console output of sbpd), but
whatever it's doing, it's not updating the list of presets (or the list
of favourites).
Thanks both - that 'preset_5.hold' option looks promising, if it that's
what is called when function button 5 is held. It would be nice to
avoid having to get too deeply into CLI and Jive scripting :)
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Try SET1=["button","preset_5.hold"] to save preset 5 from sbpd.
Also, here's the server request that jive sends to save preset 5 while
playing a track.
Code:
DEBUG net.comet - Comet.lua:361 Sending pending request(s):
{ --[[table: 0xb659ea58]]
{ --[[table:
Thanks - so is that the 'jivefavorite' command that Michael mentioned?
Yes.
So I'm assuming that Jive knows which function key was pressed to call
that command, but it's not clear to me how the preset information ends
up in the right line of the presets section in server.prefs. If that's
all
Is there anything in the syntax of the 'jivefavorite add' command tha > links
that preset to a position in the list? When I do a long press on
button 4 on the Boom, the preset gets inserted into the 4th row of the
list of presets. How does the 'jivefavorite add' command know which row
to place
Thanks - so is that the 'jivefavorite' command that Michael mentioned?
So I'm assuming that Jive knows which function key was pressed to call
that command, but it's not clear to me how the preset information ends
up in the right line of the presets section in server.prefs. If that's
all handled
Jive supports holding the Function keys F1 - F6 to set the corresponding
preset.
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mherger wrote:
>
> check out the "status" query.
>
Thanks you, will do.
Is there anything in the syntax of the 'jivefavorite add' command that
links that preset to a position in the list? When I do a long press on
button 4 on the Boom, the preset gets inserted into the 4th row of the
list
Check out server.log.
I think this was a typo - I found a presets section for each player in
/mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/slimserver/prefs/server.prefs
Oops... of course you're right. I have to type "please provide your
server.log" so often, it's become second nature :-)
The preset I copied is a
mherger wrote:
>
>
> Check out server.log.
I think this was a typo - I found a presets section for each player in
/mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/slimserver/prefs/server.prefs
I took a copy, then stopped LMS and edited server.prefs to copy a preset
from one of my Booms to the pCP squeezelite player, did
Thanks Michael, I'll have a play with both of those. I don't think the
CLI method will fit conveniently into a standard sbpd command, but since
sbpd allows for calling a separate script I think that could work. My
scripting skills are non-existent at the moment, so figuring out how to
get the
1) a file on the server that I can edit? Where would that be in a pCP
setup?
Check out server.log. There's a "presets" entry for every player. Don't
edit the file while LMS is running. Make a backup before you modify it.
3) a CLI command to achieve this, which could be programmed onto an
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