Merry Christmas - I just did the latest 8.1 update without any
'issues'
Many Thanks, as always
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Same here. I have a headless ubuntu server, starting like 2009 and since
then upgrading from LTS to LTS, now its 20.04.
Similar, i run squeezeboxserver on it, also since like 2009, which now
was upgraded from 7.9.1 to the nightly build v8.0.1, 1608617100 in
64bit, installed with dpkg -i and
Shart wrote:
> Did you find a solution to this? I have the same issue. What I find odd
> is that I had no issues on Ubuntu 12.04 desktop on x86 or pi4 but I have
> the issue with Arm64 Server on Pi.
I can confirm that version Logitech Media Server Version: 8.0.0 -
1605892076 @ Fri Nov 20
TonioRoffo wrote:
> With this file, and the one before it, I can start logitechmediaserver
> but it shuts down every 5 seconds and spawns a new process.
>
> service logitechmediaserver stop -> stops and disables the web
> interface
> service logitechmediaserver start -> web interface runs
>
>
mherger wrote:
> > 1) Since Upstart and Systemd are used in Debian/Ubuntu, LMS by
> default
> > is started before the network is up, which causes issues with thinks
> > like online radio stations, Spotify etc. My /etc/rc.local workaround
> is
> > fine, but not very nice. A structural solution
alex.h wrote:
> I Installed it with:
>
> >
Code:
> > dpkg -i logitechmediaserver_8.0.0_1588799628_all.deb
> >
I would suggest using a (modern) version of -apt- to install the
package, rather than -dpkg-. It deals with dependencies, but -dpkg-
mherger wrote:
>
> That discussion is two years old. Are you saying that you've lived with
>
> a broken scanner for all this time?!?
> Michael
I did, because the incremental scan is my workaround.
I will continue in the other thread and post new logfiles (already did
that two years ago btw).
I totally am not aware of any scan issues related to that Ubuntu
version. Would you have a link to a related discussion?
Michael
This issue is probably not that general and might be related to my own
configuration. On the other hand, I tend to use defaults and are having
this scan issues on
zordaz wrote:
> Do you mean that it works fine on your Debian system by default?
Yes. I've never become aware of a problem in the years that I've run LMS
on Debian. Currently running Buster (Debian 10).
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mherger wrote:
> What's the roundup here? Is LMS broken on Ubuntu 20.04? If so, would
> anybody know the details about how to fix this?
>
> An issue has been raised on
> https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/issues/436.
>
> --
>
> Michael
I run ubuntu 20.04, but always from git and my
mherger wrote:
>
> I totally am not aware of any scan issues related to that Ubuntu
> version. Would you have a link to a related discussion?
> Michael
This issue is probably not that general and might be related to my own
configuration. On the other hand, I tend to use defaults and are
mrw wrote:
> I don't know about Upstart. A "proper" solution for systemd might be to
> re-examine and rewrite the logic of the Debian init scripts into a
> systemd unit file. In the process addressing/eliminating the quirky
> squeezeboxserver_safe script..
As upstart is not used anymore in
mherger wrote:
> > 1) Since Upstart and Systemd are used in Debian/Ubuntu, LMS by
> default
> > is started before the network is up, which causes issues with thinks
> > like online radio stations, Spotify etc. My /etc/rc.local workaround
> is
> > fine, but not very nice. A structural solution
BosseJ wrote:
> Now that Ubuntu has released the ".1" upgrade to 20.04, is there any
> experience on running LMS on this?
> I have read alex.h's excellent start script (linked in a post above)
> which explains that the start-stop-daemon is discontinued in 20.04 and I
> wonder if anything has
1) Since Upstart and Systemd are used in Debian/Ubuntu, LMS by default
is started before the network is up, which causes issues with thinks
like online radio stations, Spotify etc. My /etc/rc.local workaround is
fine, but not very nice. A structural solution would be better.
Anybody willing and
mherger wrote:
> What's the roundup here? Is LMS broken on Ubuntu 20.04? If so, would
> anybody know the details about how to fix this?
>
> An issue has been raised on
> https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/issues/436.
>
> --
>
> Michael
LMS is running OK here on Xubuntu 20.04. I
What's the roundup here? Is LMS broken on Ubuntu 20.04? If so, would
anybody know the details about how to fix this?
An issue has been raised on
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/issues/436.
--
Michael
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TonioRoffo wrote:
> With this file, and the one before it, I can start logitechmediaserver
> but it shuts down every 5 seconds and spawns a new process.
FWIW, I tried it too -- with basically the same results. In my case I
got a stable squeezeboxserver_safe, a stable squeezeboxserver, and
zordaz wrote:
> LMS 7.9.3 has been running on Xubuntu 20.04 for a few months now,
> without issues (I still have to test all library scan function however).
> I don't use custom start scripts, only a manually added line to
> /etc/rc.local because LMS is started before the network is up. This
BosseJ wrote:
> Now that Ubuntu has released the ".1" upgrade to 20.04, is there any
> experience on running LMS on this?
> I have read alex.h's excellent start script (linked in a post above)
> which explains that the start-stop-daemon is discontinued in 20.04 and I
> wonder if anything has
Now that Ubuntu has released the ".1" upgrade to 20.04, is there any
experience on running LMS on this?
I have read alex.h's excellent start script (linked in a post above)
which explains that the start-stop-daemon is discontinued in 20.04 and I
wonder if anything has changed since, such as
alex.h wrote:
> I found a small bug and corrected it. Nothing critical, but thrown an
> error and a wrong message.
> 30395
With this file, and the one before it, I can start logitechmediaserver
but it shuts down every 5 seconds and spawns a new process.
service logitechmediaserver stop ->
I found a small bug and corrected it. Nothing critical, but thrown an
error and a wrong message.
Could you please provide a diff, and some explanation what issue you fixed?
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I found a small bug and corrected it. Nothing critical, but thrown an
error and a wrong message.
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zordaz wrote:
> Tonight I have done an upgrade from Xubuntu 18.04 to 20.04 on one of my
> machines as a test. After the upgrade LMS 7.9.3 is still installable and
> running without issues or manual Linux configuration. It can also be
> started and stopped without problems. I haven't tested LMS
tw99 wrote:
> Thanks for posting. I am going to be doing an install on Ubuntu 20 soon,
> so it's helpful to know of the problem and a possible workaround.
Tonight I have done an upgrade from Xubuntu 18.04 to 20.04 on one of my
machines as a test. After the upgrade LMS 7.9.3 is still
zordaz wrote:
> I plan to upgrade my Xubuntu 18.04LTS installations to 20.04 when the
> first point release is there, and my first impression when reading this
> thread is that it should be possible to install some compatibility
> packages to run applications / services with classic init
Thanks for posting. I am going to be doing an install on Ubuntu 20 soon,
so it's helpful to know of the problem and a possible workaround.
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I plan to upgrade my Xubuntu 18.04LTS installations to 20.04 when the
first point release is there, and my first impression when reading this
thread is that it should be possible to install some compatibility
packages to run applications / services with classic init scripts. Have
you looked into
I posted this already to 'askubuntu.com'
(https://askubuntu.com/questions/1188506/how-to-install-logitech-media-server-squeezebox-server)
and the 'ubuntu forum'
(https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2443133) but maybe it is of
interest here too. I could not register to his forum when I
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