I'm running some additional scripts on my picoreplayer instances to pull
data from some bluetooth based sensors. This script requires pcre
support in grep.
My older picoreplayer 7.0 systems still work as they currently have grep
3.1
Code:
tc@bluesqueeze:~$ grep
If the created or modified date on the file has changed will it update
it? When I update by music backup I don't sync files just because the
created date changes.
Thanks,
Howard
d6jg wrote:
> No. It programmatically compares the two sets and then copies everything
> that has changed or is
https://askubuntu.com/questions/527023/how-to-get-user-permissions-for-nfs-share
This seems to be a similar question. But I don't understand the answer.
:rolleyes:
Does this help in any way? I
QLMS 8.3@2.21 x64 (digimaster) with perl 5.30.1 / QNAP 469L QTS 4.3.4
mfwalker1 wrote:
> Hi,
> Hoping for some help (linux noob) not sure if this should be posted in
> "DIY" or here, but as it's PCP related...
> I'm planning a building a stereo preamp with built in PCP on RPi 4b
> running Jivelite and display.
>
> Control of PCP will be through iPeng/Web/Duet so
jeroen2 wrote:
> Sorry for the Noob question, but can rsync run without Samba (using SSH,
> I guess)? And could I run rsync on the Pi (on PcP)?
Yes it doesnt use Samba at all. Not sure if its built into pCP or not.
Jim
https://jukeradio.double6.net
VB2.4[/B] STORAGE *QNAP TS419P (NFS)
dolodobendan wrote:
> Hey d6jg, thank you for your help!
>
>
>
> In QNAP's ControlPanel I added the user squeezeboxserver to the the
> group administrators. Still no joy, there must be something else.
>
>
>
> I checked the files with WinSCP: My user is the owner. Is there some way
> it can
dolodobendan wrote:
>
> "Normal" folders (that don't work) have Group:everyone, Owner=myuser,
> and 770.
This works with 775. Is there any configuration that will work with the
config above? Any group I can put dear squeezeboxserver and myself into?
If not, I'd have to change the rights every
d6jg wrote:
> On the contrary rsync is the way to go if you are using Linux and is
> highly configurable and can easily be run on schedule.
Sorry for the Noob question, but can rsync run without Samba (using SSH,
I guess)? And could I run rsync on the Pi (on PcP)?
Howard Passman wrote:
> Respectfully, wouldn't it still need user intervention to decide what
> types of files you wanted to compare in order to do it as quickly as
> possible?
>
> Howard
No. It programmatically compares the two sets and then copies everything
that has changed or is new and
Hey d6jg, thank you for your help!
d6jg wrote:
> the user that runs LMS on the Linux box is indeed squeezeboxserver but
> critically it is in the root group and this is what gives it the
> necessary access rights
In QNAP's ControlPanel I added the user squeezeboxserver to the the
group
Respectfully, wouldn't it still need user intervention to decide what
types of files you wanted to compare in order to do it as quickly as
possible?
Howard
d6jg wrote:
> On the contrary rsync is the way to go if you are using Linux and is
> highly configurable and can easily be run on
Toessi wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I' am running the docker lmscommunity/logitechmediaserver:latest on a
> Synology without almost no problem, but there is one point:
>
> In the LSM information tab, the IP Adr 172.19.0.0 of the
> logitech-mediaserver is in the docker NW range what is oke. Also the
>
Howard Passman wrote:
> Not to beat a dead horse, but one of the reasons I don't think you'll
> ever get this to be automatic and that I like FreeFileSync is, sometimes
> you only want to edit or add certain types of files. Maybe you've just
> added a few album covers or something like that.
Howard Passman wrote:
> Not to beat a dead horse, but one of the reasons I don't think you'll
> ever get this to be automatic and that I like FreeFileSync is, sometimes
> you only want to edit or add certain types of files.
For me using Samba and connecting the PcP drive as a network disk to
mfwalker1 wrote:
> Hi,
> I don't have the Linux skills to add the required packages and scripts
> to the PCP 8.0 image I have running.
> However I'm sure it can be done with the requisite skills.
>
Maybe somebody with better skills might disagree, but I don't think what
you'r trying to do is
Not to beat a dead horse, but one of the reasons I don't think you'll
ever get this to be automatic and that I like FreeFileSync is, sometimes
you only want to edit or add certain types of files. Maybe you've just
added a few album covers or something like that. With FreeFileSync you
can choose
Hi all,
I' am running the docker lmscommunity/logitechmediaserver:latest on a
Synology without almost no problem, but there is one point:
In the LSM information tab, the IP Adr 172.19.0.0 of the
logitech-mediaserver is in the docker NW range what is oke. Also the
squeezebox Radio IP Adr
I use a Linux server with files on Qnap via NFS successfully and have
done for years.
By default the NFS mount is root.root
I cant look now but if I recall correctly the user that runs LMS on the
Linux box is indeed squeezeboxserver but critically it is in the root
group and this is what gives
audiofool wrote:
> I discovered if I use dtoverlay=vc4-fkms-3d,noaudio instead of
> vc4-kms-3d,noaudio the bcm2835 hdmi audio works at 192khzbut no
> /dev/cec so cec-ctl fails. Something different between fkms and kms.
> Below are the steps I followed..
>
The fake KMS driver doesn't
mrw wrote:
> Carbon Copy Cloner on a mac can sync between a mac and networked drive.
> [...]The USB disk being shared by the LMS server using samba.
I've tried that but keep having problems with it. Keeps freezing LMS and
then takes forever to get it reboot and recognise the external USB
Howard Passman wrote:
> I suspect not. Raspberry pi only certifies a few if not only one screen
> officially. Plus pCP and Jivelite aren't your run of the mill software.
> There is no routine to 'calibrate' the touch screen in piCorePlayer.
>
> Of course all of this is to the best of my
Ubuntu is up and running, LMS is up and running - but without a music
library. I managed to mount the NAS' "Multimedia" folder, but I cannot
access most subfolders in midnight commander, unless I start it with
sudo. I'm able to access these folders with my username using Windows,
but I guess
I use FreeFileSync to sync up 3 servers and a 4th hard drive. Works
easily enough and takes no time except the wait if you have a large
database. The fastest way for me is to remove the drive or USB thumb
drive and sync it on a Windows machine using USB 3.X The 500GB thumb
drive in my car isn't
paul- wrote:
> I try to test things like this, I tested the 32bit version but got a bit
> lazy. Sorry about that.
Let me know next time if you need 64bit testing.
I cannot promise too fast reaction times and too extensive testing (job,
family, kids, ...) but I use LMS on an almost daily
slartibartfast wrote:
> How about saving the streams as favourites? You can give them any name
> you like.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Yes! That seems to work. What's more I can add the streams under
different folders by genre as per my subscription of over 200 channels
from 5
MidGe wrote:
> Thank you for your prompt reply.
>
> I have installed the plugin and restarted the system, but,
> unfortunately, that does not seem to fix the problem I have. In the
> playlist the name of the stream is still overridden by the song title.
>
> Perhaps instead of using a playlist
MidGe wrote:
> Thank you for your prompt reply.
>
> I have installed the plugin and restarted the system, but,
> unfortunately, that does not seem to fix the problem I have. In the
> playlist the name of the stream is still overridden by the song title.
>
> Perhaps instead of using a playlist
Thank you for your prompt reply.
I have installed the plugin and restarted the system, but,
unfortunately, that does not seem to fix the problem I have. In the
playlist the name of the stream is still overridden by the song title.
Perhaps instead of using a playlist is it possible to add the
shunte88 wrote:
> I'm back into the code after a couple of months fighting fires in the
> day job, 80hr+ 7 day weeks so not much time for anything other than
> catching up on sleep ...
I figured you were heavily involved in your work. That's why I didn't
want to stress you out. I'm glad you're
I think it is a "feature" of how LMS works.
However, does the "What Was That Tune?" plugin help?
I am not sure if it will show you what you are after but it might.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer -
Running the latest piCorePlayer and LMS.
I have a practical issue. I am using piCorePlayer and LMS and it all
works fine except for one thing.
I have a music streaming subscription with many channels. I created
playlists that contain all channels and set them in a folder on
piCorePlayer and it
The CEC approach that I documented relies on the new KMS and cannot work
with the f (for fake) fKMS.
That does not mean that it is impossible to do but it is harder and not
something that I plan to work on.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering
I discovered if I use dtoverlay=vc4-fkms-3d,noaudio instead of
vc4-kms-3d,noaudio the bcm2835 hdmi audio works at 192khzbut no
/dev/cec so cec-ctl fails. Below are the steps I followed..
piCorePlayer8.0.0 32-bit version
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