Hello,
Thanks for the responce.
I installed with rpm -i
I did not get any errors during install.
I see the files in the directory, so that part worked
There is no log file created as fra as I can see.
Maybe I should try it again, or are there any suggestions I should
try.
Thanks Joost
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Right - I have since successfully installed Slimserver 6.5.1 from the
Slimserver deb repository, and it is running ok. However, I still have
no ogg support. I don't seem to be able to get anything sensible out of
the debugging options, either. All I do seem to be able to find out, is
that it
Ubuntu Linux, now runnign Feisty Fawn.
Historically I've compiled slimserver from source. Then many moons ago,
when 6.3 was current, I rashly decided to install via apt. Unfortunately
the apt package was 6.5, which at that time was highly unstable. Fingers
burned!
Yesterday I installed Feisty,
Jim,
apt-get has always worked for me on Edgy with no problems. I have just
recently updated to Feisty and on the one try that I had with apt-get
since then it worked but reported that I already had the latest version
so did not actually update anything.
I just issue apt-get update apt-get
Did you check this thread - post #9 onwards
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=34210
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Following your confidence factor I've just installed via apt, and it's
working perfectly :-)
Many thanks!
Jim
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Hi everyone.
I've set up my Ubuntu 6.10 box with Slimserver. I also want to have it
so that when it is idle, it will sleep (as opposed to hibernate). I'm
thinking after 15 minutes idle, say.
So, I know how to set this (icon top right hand of screen) and it
dutifully goes off to sleep (doesn't
You could try Kshutdown. Not a fix, but it might do what you want. I
don't know whether you need to be running kde for this to work.
Mike.
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DIY SB3 3A linear power supply.
On 4/19/07, Balthazar_B
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I realize nobody has likely tried this yet (though I plan to do so this
weekend unless cautioned), but if anyone decides to install Slimserver
6.5.2 (from
http://debian.slimdevices.com/dists/testing/main/binary-amd64/) on the
Hi, Ben. My initial efforts have not been successful...I keep getting
perl dependency issues (e.g., depends on xxx, which cannot be
installed) that I haven't been able to resolve yet (despite many edits
of sources.list). Now this is with AMD64 server. I may try the i386
desktop/server and
There's a problem with a couple of the perl libraries in the repos - a
workaround is documented in the slimserver wiki (somewhere). You have
to go back to the dapper repos to get them, then all is OK.
(I've no idea why the problem still exists about 3 months after it was
reported - I don't know
On 4/20/07, Balthazar_B
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Hi, Ben. My initial efforts have not been successful...I keep getting
perl dependency issues (e.g., depends on xxx, which cannot be
installed) that I haven't been able to resolve yet (despite many edits
of sources.list). Now this is with
Not as enamoured with Ubuntu today.
I upgraded to Feisty and while there are some nice things:
1. fstab is screwed up. Neither of my optical drives work now. If I
boot into the 2.6.17 kernel I can get my DVD-ROM to work.
2. Album Cover Art Downloader no longer runs.
I'm trying desperately
Just installed Ubuntu Feisty Fawn to my computer (dual boot with XP). I
am new to linux and tried to install Slimserver using Synaptic to
download and install slimserver. Installed is Slimserver 6.3 which I
believe I was able to update to 6.5.1 with a download from Slimdevices
now resides in the
SlimChances;196490 Wrote:
I can not find the usual web interface for Slimserver in order to
configure the playlist and music directories.
There's no tray icon if that's what you're looking for, but the web
page should be at localhost:9000 as always.
Also, when I went back to XP it appeared
Hi all,
I have asked about this before in this forum with no answers.
I will try again since it is still an issue.
I can save playlists to the /var/db/slimserver/playlists folder and
verify their existance manually. They are all created in the folder
correctly.
However when I try to browse
Quoting Barnabas [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have quite detailed computer knowledge so perhaps I can assist in
some debugging if anyone knows what debug module to switch on
d_scan and d_parse would be a good start.
each track referenced by the playlist must be accessible by
slimserver, and the
I just installed the IRBlaster plugin to a Ubuntu Linux 7.04 (Feisty
Fawn) SlimServer.
I have to make a custom IR file, but the plugin can't write to the
directory. I'm pretty sure this is related to permissions as only root
has write access to the directory, and I've tried to change
I found the web interface as you said and the squeezebox is opening up
the slimserver correctly, or almost. I know I can copy my music into
the home directory and make it accessible to Linux. What I would prefer
to do because my music directory is big, is to access the windows folder
My Music
Wow, you and I have almost exactly the same thing - music on a My
Music NTFS partition and everything.
I'm learning so much stuff about Linux so rapidly I'm starting to
forget things, but I remember having exactly the same problem. I can't
remember what the solution was, but sda5 is a
Well, sure enough after I started fresh and installed Feisty Desktop
AMD64, I was able to use Synaptic to successfully install SS 6.5.1 from
the Slim Debian site, and then update to SS 6.5.2! I still don't know
why trying to install with Feisty Server didn't work, and while I'm
sort of interested
Wow, I think I figured it out (at least to mount interactively)...just
issued the command:
sudo mount -o smbfs username=xxx,password=xxx /volume/share
/media/music
(I previously created the /media/music directory).
Slimserver accepted the mount point...so waiting to see if it will scan
my
Library scanned successfully!!!
And my Squeezebox found the server...for some reason it was going dark,
but when I backtracked and fiddled, it was clear it was finding the
server...just the wizard that seems to have been screwed up.
So I guess the last open question (for now) is how to
On Fri, Apr 20, 2007 at 07:32:59PM -0700, wobbly wrote:
|Occasionally, the slimserver running on NetBSD just exits. I haven't
|debugged it yet, I wrote a five line bash shell that respawns the
|server when it dies, and it is this respawn shell that is started in
|/etc/rc.
|
|Is anyone else seeing
fstab is important for mounting discs, but they don't need to be mounted
in order to rip audio. So there may be a different problem (eg kernel is
misconfigured). It's probably worth trying to rip with cdparanoia (as a
command-line tool) to trouble-shoot.
Given that this is a totally new problem
I can't seem to find a user slimserver or maybe it's there and I
don't know how to find it. I can find groups but not users.
Run ps aux to see who's the owner of the slimserver process.
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