uarnutz wrote:
> Looks like I need the basic user guide to this. I see the LMS
> referred to all over the place but, not much on its basic functionality.
Getting started with LMS can be a challenge. Much has changed, just in
the past few years, and recent changes are not necessarily well
uarnutz wrote:
> Thanks for jumping in. That is exactly what I was missing. So, it runs
> in the background and is controlled from the device, not the PC?
LMS is controlled mainly through its web interface, accessible on your
local network at the IP address of the device running LMS, port
Paul Webster wrote:
> Try
> sudo systemctl status logitechmediaserver
> to see what happened.
Thanks, It reported that it is active (running). Looks like I need the
basic user guide to this. I see the LMS referred to all over the place
but, not much on its basic functionality.
RobbH wrote:
> You are aware that LMS runs in the background on Linux? There's no
> window that opens, no icon in the tray. I understand there's an LMS
> control panel that appears when it's running on Windows. Apparently,
> people sometimes look for that when they try running LMS on Linux, but
You are aware that LMS runs in the background on Linux? There's no
window that opens, no icon in the tray. I understand there's an LMS
control panel that appears when it's running on Windows. Apparently,
people sometimes look for that when they try running LMS on Linux, but
it's not there.
The
Try
sudo systemctl status logitechmediaserver
to see what happened.
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, abc
australia and cbc/radio-canada
and, via the extra \"radio now playing\" plugin
Roland0 wrote:
> don't start LMS directly (esp. not as root, as the msg tells you)
> start the service instead e.g.
> sudo systemctl start logitechmediaserver
>
>
>
> This means LMS is already running. reboot and try again.
rebooted and tried the following terminal commands:
sudo systemctl
uarnutz wrote:
> Linux Mint requires me to launch this from the terminal, at least
> initially. When I do so it fails to launch and generates the following
> messages:
> $ sudo /usr/sbin/squeezeboxserver
>
don't start LMS directly (esp. not as root, as the msg tells you)
start the service
uarnutz wrote:
> Linux Mint requires me to launch this from the terminal, at least
> initially. When I do so it fails to launch and generates the following
> messages:
> $ sudo /usr/sbin/squeezeboxserver
> [sudo] password for john:
> [22-02-12 16:47:53.1711] main::init (390) Starting
Linux Mint requires me to launch this from the terminal, at least
initially. When I do so it fails to launch and generates the following
messages:
$ sudo /usr/sbin/squeezeboxserver
[sudo] password for john:
[22-02-12 16:47:53.1711] main::init (390) Starting Logitech Media Server
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