Re: [SlimDevices: SqueezeCenter] Perl Update ... the same old topicagain ...

2016-10-02 Thread willemd

mherger wrote: 
> > Michael (or anyone else), can you give an estimate whether (and if
> so,
> > when) support will be added for the new Perl version? (Which is now 5
> > months old.)
> 
> I'm sorry, no plan. What platform are we talking about here anyway? Perl
> 
> 5.24 is only one part of the problem. Linux distributions and platforms
> 
> (Intel, ARM, 32-bit, 64-bit...) add to it in many ways...

Debian amd64. 
The previous Perl updates caused the same kind of problems, but then
they were fixed after a short while, so that's why I kinda expected it
would go the same way now. But I know it's essentially a dead product
for a while now, which is unfortunate but I can't blame you of course.
I'm glad it's been functioning for so long. Anyway, the last year I
haven't really kept up with LMS development otherwise, have Logitech cut
your hours even more?

I will check out the suggestions in the posts above to create a
stand-alone lms. Thanks all for the pointers!



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Re: [SlimDevices: SqueezeCenter] Perl Update ... the same old topicagain ...

2016-10-10 Thread willemd

mherger wrote: 
> > Debian amd64.
> 
> Are you running unstable? If so: what's the quickest path to get an 
> unstable version? They don't provide CD images for this.
>  Well, I'm running the intermediate 'testing'. But that's just two weeks
behind 'unstable', so 'unstable' is the newest platform. If 'unstable'
is supported, then so is 'testing'.

Stefan's procedure seems correct to me, it's also what I usually do when
I install a new machine. (There are also 'testing' network images to
install, but I think the end result is the same and it takes just as
long.)

Awesome that you're looking into this!



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Re: [SlimDevices: SqueezeCenter] Perl Update ... the same old topicagain ...

2016-10-31 Thread willemd

Roland0 wrote: 
> See the howto mentioned in my sig (includes both perl and git, if you
> don't want to build the LMS stuff, just ignore this part)

What I did in the end, was build Perl 5.22 like in your manual. (The
manual is a few years old, so I changed some lines to reflect newer Perl
versions etc.) I installed it in /opt/. (Not OK according to the Debian
file hierarchy guidelines, but who cares.) Since I didn't want to
interrupt any scripts the .deb had set up (which were working just
fine), I decided against building LMS. I symlinked some modules to the
new Perl directory: ln -s /usr/share/perl5/Slim/
/opt/perl-5.22.2-LMS/lib/5.22.2/Slim . I then changed the first lines in
three files in /usr/sbin: squeezeboxserver, squeezeboxserver_safe and
squeezeboxserver-scanner. They linked to the system wide perl binary,
but I changed them to: #!/opt/perl-5.22.2-LMS/bin/perl . Then I started
LMS using /etc/init.d/logitechmediaserver start. And it worked!

Probably really basic stuff for you guys, but a little victory for me.
:D
Now I just need to remember to not re-install a newer version, because
then I'd need to edit the files again.



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