I don't change a thing, I just install LMS on Windows 10 and choose
"start server on log in" (sorry it's in French here) on systray icon.
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Hydro wrote:
> Is this change recently ?
>
> I remember several months ago when I exited from the systray icon I
> won't be able to access to LMS URL.
Could you have changed the setting how to run LMS - as a service (i.e.
at system startup) or just on login (i.e LMS shuts down when you
Is this change recently ?
Not in many years.
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Is this change recently ?
I remember several months ago when I exited from the systray icon I
won't be able to access to LMS URL.
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The tray icon is a separate application (called SqueezeTray) that is
used to launch the LMS Control Panel. Click the tray icon and select
'Open Control Panel' (use 'as Administrator' if necessary), or just
double-click the icon. From the Control Panel you'll see where you can
shut down LMS.
Ok I manage to find some time to figure out the problem.
When my LMS is up, I've got two entries inside task manager :
Logitech Media Server (32 bits)
Logitech Media Server Tray Icon (32 bits)
When I right click on the tray icon and choose exit, it only remove the
second entries from task
Ok I try with LMS running here the results :
> TCP0.0.0.0:9000 Midgard:0 LISTENING
> TCP127.0.0.1:9000 Midgard:60966 TIME_WAIT
> TCP127.0.0.1:9000 Midgard:60967 TIME_WAIT
> TCP127.0.0.1:9000 Midgard:60968
Hydro wrote:
> This is the result :
>
> TCP0.0.0.0:9000 Midgard:0 LISTENING
> TCP192.168.1.50:9000 Asgard:35007 TIME_WAIT
> TCP192.168.1.50:9000 Asgard:35008 TIME_WAIT
> TCP192.168.1.50:58363 Midgard:9000
This is the result :
TCP0.0.0.0:9000 Midgard:0 LISTENING
TCP192.168.1.50:9000 Asgard:35007 TIME_WAIT
TCP192.168.1.50:9000 Asgard:35008 TIME_WAIT
TCP192.168.1.50:58363 Midgard:9000 TIME_WAIT
Midgard is the
Hydro wrote:
> I quit LMS from systray, not just close web interface or control panel.
>
>
> My home automation use TCP client on C# to check if a port is open
>
> So I close LMS on systray, check port on my HA and it return open.
In a command prompt window use Netstat ("netstat -a -b" ) to
I quit LMS from systray, not just close web interface or control panel.
My home automation use TCP client on C# to check if a port is open
So I close LMS on systray, check port on my HA and it return open.
Hydro's
My problem is, when LMS is off or when I exit it, port 9000 still open
so my home automation system thinks LMS is up.
Is there a way to close the port when LMS is off ?
LMS is a service/application running in the background. Closing the web
UI or the control panel etc. does not shut it down.
Hi
I use my home automation system to test if port 9000 is open or not.
My problem is, when LMS is off or when I exit it, port 9000 still open
so my home automation system thinks LMS is up.
Is there a way to close the port when LMS is off ?
Thank :)
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