Back to basics.
The OP has a problem with players which also happens when connected to
mysqueezebox.com
So there is one issue which is NOT LMS related.
If the OP can fix the players wireless playing issues - then they can
proceed to examining LMS issues knowing the players play OK.
The
Learnincurve wrote:
> My personal issue is RESOLVED and was DNS related. After flushing DNS
> caches and forcing a standard NS lookup on the firewall, everything is
> behaving normally, including mysqueezebox.com and apps listings. I am
> sorry to have generated so much noise on this list for
OP, if the problem returns post back with your wireless router brand and
model. Also, the "Server IP Address" from the top of the LMS "Settings"
> "Information" tab. Someone will help you change the wireless channel.
I'd suggest that you relocate your server PC so that you can permanently
I have 7 squeezeboxes organised in two synchronised setups and my server
is a Raspberry Pi 3. Most, but not all of my boxes are wired (also the
server, of course) and I have no troubles playing synchron from my
library or from webradio. I would also strongly recommend to think of
the wifi or the
bpa wrote:
> I don't know SSL details - at a guess there is something wrong with your
> certificates.
>
> Not sure what to so but perhaps I'll read the following it may offer
> some pointers.
>
> https://maulwuff.de/research/ssl-debugging.html
Thank you for your help. I have tried lots of
bpa wrote:
> Unlikely to help.
>
> Have you tried refresh your certificates
> >
Code:
> >
> sudo update-ca-certificates --fresh
>
> >
>
> Did you see that Learnincurve solved their SSL problem (the reasonfor
> this thread) by clearing DNS
kidstypike wrote:
> The Radio and Touch's firmwares have nothing to do with the LMS version
>
> You need to install the LMS "*Spotty*" plugin. (spelling is correct) :)
Thanks
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Ron F. wrote:
> Thank you for your help. I have tried lots of things, such as
> reinstalling openssl, making sure the correct versions of openssl and
> c_rehash are being called, reinstalled ca-certificates, etc., nothing
> has changed.
> .
> .
> I don't understand how this happened to begin
Fiddling with settings in LMS's browser interface, for some reason in
Advanced/Security I changed Block Incoming Connections to Block.
Now, of course, I can't get to the server with any of my players, and I
can't get back into the browser (or the pref panel) -- I'm blocked! ---
to change the
Daphile is very good. I ran it for a few years on an old HP micro
server. However the release version gives you no ssh access and I
started to have problems that I think might be hardware related and
could not diagnose them. So I'm back on Ubuntu desktop, because I can.
So in summary, Daphile is
Like when locking your keys in the house ... you need to go around the
back to see if there are any windows open.
In this case ... find your slimserver/prefs/server.prefs and have a look
through it (it is a text file).
(the path for this is in LMS web interface under
Ron F. wrote:
> Yes, I tried both of those things: refresh of ca-certificates, and a
> flush of DNS cache. No change. Before wiping this system and starting
> over with a fresh install of Ubuntu, I might try to see if I can see
> anything using Wireshark. I wonder if anything is going out when
Have you tried analyze-ssl.pl from here
https://github.com/noxxi/p5-ssl-tools/blob/master/analyze-ssl.pl
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