Thanks for the feedback - and don't worry: I mostly agree with you. The
biggest disagreement probably being that I'd have called it 7.9 instead
of 8.0 :-). I even consider doing this after the fact, reverting 7.8.1
changes. But I'll open that discussion its own thread.
Please see http://forums.s
This shouldn't have
been a minor point release, 7.8.0 -> 7.8.1. 7.8.0 even though never to
be "officially" released by Logitech, should have been the end of the
line. Community release and any major changes should have been version
8.0.0 and in a separate branch, IMHO. (Not that I'm being critical
> However, Michael are currently cleaning up LMS and removing old stuff,
> due to this it's very possible that my plugins are going to break now
> and then.
It's not my intention to change the API. And afaik the current state of 7.8.1
should no longer break any plugin. Anything doing so I would c
I think we might be at the stage now where the CS LMS 7.8.1 builds are
usable and we're back full-circle to where we started from with 7.8.0,
with DSD functionality working and plugins loading. Couple of
Are you still applying patches to the LMS code?
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- unshift @paths, $binArch;
+ unshift @paths, catdir($class->dirsFor('Bin'), $binArch);
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I copied modules.conf to /usr/sbin and now it got further but in the
I don't think that's the way to go. I'd rather use the Custom.pm file to
keep a clean file system.
end it now complains about perl stuff. Does it mean that I have the
wrong version installed?
Did you compile those module
Hi Michael I really hope you can help me solve the last puzzle on
running LMS on microcore linux.
I guess microcore isn't recognized as either debian or redhat based
(which is correct). Thus it falls back to defaults - which assume those
files in the same folder as the executable (see
Slim::U
> I'm still fighting with LMS. Not sure what Michael was thinking with the
> 'i386-linux -> x86_64-linux'
> (https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/commit/7859e8237e72f1abfc2800e03b9b55660eba0d21)
> bin path change, not backward compatibilty that's for sure, or he'd have
Hey, good catch! :-) I'll
Where is your slimserver.pl running from, and where is modules.conf?
> Am 01.04.2014 um 18:42 schrieb sbp :
>
>
> Hi I have almost got LMS running on the very small microcore linux on
> raspberry (which also piCorePlayer is running on).
>
> However, there is one small problem that I can't figur
LOGITECHMEDIASERVER-7.8.1-0.1.20140329GIT1396040560
Heh... I wanted to warn you about 7.8.1. It might see some serious
changes - actually already has. Be prepared for some hiccups if you're
using 7.8.1 :-).
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32-bit mode
currently is not supported.
Will it be supported in the (near) future?
I didn't have plans to do so... but oh well. Please give this file a try:
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/LogitechMediaServer_v7.8.0rc/logitechmediaserver_7.8.0~1395409907_all.deb
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My machine is 32 bit. Does this mean I need to install a 64 bit version
or is there a work round?
Is your machine 32 bit or did you install 32-bit on your otherwise
64-bit capable machine?
You could most likely build all dependencies yourself... but it can be a
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Installed 14.04 latest nightly build. Downloaded latest 7.8.0 LMS build.
Installed it. Done. Working flawlessly.
Please note that LMS 7.8 currently requires you to run Ubuntu (or
whatever other Perl 5.18 based Linux in x86_64 mode. 32-bit mode
currently is not supported.
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I'm just now switching from an 'easy' 7.7.x setup on OS X which died, to
running the community version 7.8.x on a Cubieboard 2 (A20). But ...
where do I download the code and how do I build it, or are there armhf
.debs out? I've been looking and haven't found links.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=downlo
Unfortunately you decided to remove about the most important part of
your posting:
# perl -V
Summary of my perl5 (revision 5 version 18 subversion 2) configuration:
[
]
What's there inside these brackets?
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Thanks for the idea. Am I correct in taking 7.8 from here:
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/?ver=7.8 ?
Yes
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This is perl 5, version 18, subversion 2 (v5.18.2) built for x86_64-linux-gnu-
thread-multi
Yeah, that's still missing from 7.7. But LMS 7.8 should be fine. Please
give it a try.
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I've been happily running LMS on my Ubuntu box (13.10). Trying the new
14.04, I'm seeing the old favourite message 'Logitech Media Server died.
Restarting.'. Does anyone have it running successfully on 14.04? My
searches of the forum and Google didn't yield anything of use.
Most likely an uns
I have the same case, but purchased the DAC with the installed RCAs.
What I did was notched out the case so the RCAs stick out.
Could you please share a picture with the details?
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Underlying OS of the NAS? (..or would that be too telling?)
Ah, no. I think it's pretty clear by now what is _triggering_ the issue.
It's Netgear's flavour of Debian, as used in a ReadyNAS Duo v2.
One semi random thought: I believe that some of the phablet apps may
issue a WOL packet on st
Does that happen no matter what combination of tablets/apps you are
starting?
No. I actually think I was able to narrow it down to one particular app:
OrangeSqueeze on an older Acer Iconia (Android 4.0.x). I've run
SqueezeCommander and Squeezedisplay to show the full screen image on the
same
Not worth it for MIP: it requires a x86 CPU.
Oh right. That might be a little tricky on ARM then! ;)
I do seem to recall... was it the exe that generates uuid's is
binary only? Is that the reason why x86 only, no source?
Yes, it's closed source.
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brutefir and logitechmediaserver-plugin-BrutefirDRC are already
packaged. MusicIP, don't use myself, but familiar with what it is. Best
thing to do, get your hands dirty!
Not worth it for MIP: it requires a x86 CPU.
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* Sat Jan 11 2014 - 7.8.0-0.68.20140110git1388931871
- Apply lms-server-non-transcode.patch.
Looks like the current LMS has been updated assuming transcoding, this
should fallback to using the non transcoding case.
I doubt I have changed anything in this department. How does your pat
My example is Goldberg Variations, for keyboard (Clavier-Übung IV),
where the umlaut on top of the capital U, gets left behind rather
comically as the rest of the text scrolls away.
Can you confirm which skin and resolution you see this at? Is this the
same for you Michael?
I'm using the HDGr
Patches very welcome... Especially the NP screen which is currently
designed to avoid looking bad at all of the screen sizes supported by
the HD skin, but has not really had a lot of time spent tweeking skin.
Oh... I didn't even think of resolutions other than full HD. I'll have
to play with th
Do you have a demo size and string where it is 100% reproducible?
While it's more obvious with larger fonts (I'm currently at 72px), I'm
seeing the same with your code.
The track I'm playing is from Daft Punk's RAM album, streaming from
Qobuz. The French like those accents ;-). I'll test wit
I did read a little about that. It seems pretty cool. I like the
Auto-ripping thing, I might get an external drive to so I can use that.
However, I got that sense that vortexbox quite a lot of work to deal
with and get set up right. Would you say that is wrong?
I've never personally set one up.
Triode,
the choices of font sizes in particular for the NP screen - are these
tuned to your likings or rather random? When looking at this screen from
a two or more meters, the font is rather small. And there's a lot of
free screen estate left.
I played a bit with font sizes for album/artist
There's vortexbox - which is a Fedora based distribution which comes
with LMS and everything else you need pre-installed.
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Michael, I built SDL from scratch as well, but I configured it with
./configure --disable-video-x11, which along with commenting out line 94
of ./SDL-1.2.15/src/video/quartz/SDL_QuartzVideo.h, as hinted already in
this thread
Thanks, I'll give that a try!
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OT... how many posts must one make before moderation goes away? I'm
surprised mine are still being held back...
No idea. But maybe if Michael or a mod is reading this, I can vouch for
the fact that adanac is not a spam generating robot, and could we please
stop moderating his posts. ;)
Heh...
You should run
make -f Makefile.osx
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Thanks Michael, but I only use the CS repo now. I highly recommend it.
It takes the hassle out of maintaining LMS.
"takes the hassle out of maintaining LMS", but you started this thread
because it doesn't work any more? Hmm...
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[root@charon squeezeboxserver]# rpm -qa | grep logitech
logitechmediaserver-CPAN-7.8.0-0.14.20130904git1378237026.fc19.x86_64
logitechmediaserver-vendor-7.8.0-0.6.20130303git1349179762.fc19.x86_64
logitechmediaserver-7.8.0-0.64.20131209git1386246861.fc19.noarch
Oh, where do these come from? They
Just thought that I would report that F20 is not compatible. Receiving
the following errors:
What perl version is it running? What's the output of "perl -v"?
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Fixed - looks like the grid skin had a non resized image rather than the
resized one. This skin still needs more work but I'd be grateful of
more bug reports which prove people are using it!
Thanks! I thought that was the case, but didn't figure out where to look
for it (well, in the little ti
Feel free to port an applet for it as I've not had any other responses
to this yet...
Heh... not my field of expertise: I haven't released a single applet yet.
The only applet I wrote myself is a little applet to force a firmware
update on some of those poor UESRs which wouldn't update o
Thanks Triode!
I had some problems building this on OSX. Until I figured out that "make
-f Makefile.osx clean" (or simply "make clean") didn't clean thoroughly
enough. I think it missed src/platform_osx.o. I'm not too familiar with
the make file syntax, but I guess src/Makefile only reads i
JackOfAll,
I think I have asked this in the past already...
Our LMS rpm package is not updated nightly. Typically once a week, I
sync to latest 7.8 git trunk and rebuild the packages. If you want to
run the latest/greatest 7.8 "snapshot",
What modifications over the original installation
You should have to do anything extra to get AAC to work after clean
install. In fact it is possible your changes to the conf file have
broken AAC support. I'd advise stop LMS, replace conf files with
original conf files and restart LMS.
...and before you edit the conf files, create custom-c
Just saw a build pushed to unstable (7.8) that has no version number.
No _revision_ number?
http://debian.slimdevices.com/pool/main/l/logitechmediaserver/logitechmediaserver_7.8.0_all.deb
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Am I using the right repository?
Yeah, but there's something wrong on our end. I'm sorry for that.
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It appears that new builds are not being pushed to the debian
repository.
Could you please check again? Thanks!
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# sudo mkdir /mnt/TEST
-sh: sudo: not found
# dir /mnt
-sh: dir: not found
Can anybody explain what's happening, and how to get the normal command
line behaviour?
Neither dir nor sudo are available on the Touch. That's what "not found"
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The debian stuff is gone. Is this temporary or ??? Or has it moved?
Could you please try again?
Please note that the builds are a bit behind the others. But we're working
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The debian stuff is gone. Is this temporary or ??? Or has it moved?
Yep, migrating the build host accidentally wiped that folder... I'll look
into restoring it tomorrow.
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I can put this on the wiki if someone (you?) can give me access to it
Is it still/again read-only?!? Do you have an account I can enable?
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Nice writeup - you should have done it on the wiki. And have done so years
ago :-): I've been running my own build for several years now. Not because
my distribution was too bleeding edge, but on the contrary. Still based on
some CentOS5, it comes with Perl 5.8.5 only... First time I built my
You're talking to a Linux dummy here. I can't even get slimserver.pl to
run from the CLI. I'm not even sure what the minimum options should
be.
The next nightly build might work for you. I have a .deb file which can be
installed using "dpkg -i logitechmediaserver-...deb".
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Thanks for looking at this. Good news, but as I'm not a developer I
don't know how to proceed at the moment. Do you think if I attempted to
build a debian package from the 7.8.0 - TRUNK It mght work?
The packaging isn't the issue. The problem I solved today was building the
binary modules re
OK. I did work part way through Roland0 suggested method. Building perl
5.14.2 in /opt and building LMS CPAN against that etc. That's the easy
Heh... that's actually what I've been doing for years now: my distro is
still based on some oldish CentOS, running perl 5.8.5. And that build had
a
So... the short answer to your question is: yes. LMS and Perl 5.18 can
work.
Logitech Media Server-Status
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.8.0 - TRUNK @ UNKNOWN
Hostname: aptosidbox
IP-Adresse des Servers: 192.168.0.42
Server-HTTP-Portnummer: 9000
Betriebssystem: Debian - DE - utf8
Plattformarc
LOGITECHMEDIASERVER-7.8.0-0.38.20130814GIT1376395262
This comes under the category of a "hit and hope" update, dropping a
patch I inherited from the SuSe guys who were the first to get LMS
working with perl 5.16. I don't think this is going to cause any
breakage, (think that Michael has dealt with
No, it's a plugin that Michael created. And it truly is a great plugin!
I encourage everyone to check it out
You shouldn't :-). Because the free API key they offer is limited, the
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Only in as much as it will have a later git version of LMS, but I doubt
that will solve whatever is causing your problem. In both instances I
have investigated of artwork corruption, the underlying cause has been
images of a "silly" size. By that I mean, instead of a cover jpg/png of
10's of K
Interesting that you're asking. Yesterday I've got a perl script working
that does this:
As it's written in perl it might be easily converted to a plugin to run
inside LMS. This would simplify instant updates whenever things change on
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The Raspberry Pi accesses my library via NFS. I don't know if the scan
time would improve if the library was on an USB-disk.
It would most likely improve _dramatically_. Scanning over the network
will always be slowed down by the connection. Plus the ReadyNAS is rather
slow even as a NAS.
I am suspicious the "newer" LMS mechanism of rotating files has fooled
me to believe log file access via LMS web page was not working, I
suspect LMS scan completed just before the file rotation, and LMS showed
a blank page representing zero length log files. It's clumsy to access
log files via ssh
I am running the deb version of LMS 7.8 on Ubuntu 12.04 server. If I
start it up with the network cable connected, LMS is available very
quickly.
However, when running on wifi only (which I do normally), it can be a
few minutes for LMS to come up even though the box is pingable soon
after power up
[13-05-22 12:00:00.0315] Slim::Control::Request::notify (2087) Error:
Failed notify: Can't call method "master" on an undefined value at
/var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/RadioParadise/Plugin.pm
line 384.
This one would be mine to fix... what version of the plugin a
Do you think that Raspberry pi would outperform an old ReadyNAS NV+
(sparc)?
I've never run LMS on a Raspberry Pi. But I would assume it's by far
faster than the old Sparc based ReadyNAS. There has never been a system
slower than those ReadyNAS models to run your LMS 7.x.
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This change introduces a regression; breaks search for radio stations. I
can't understand the code well enough to say why, though. I am hoping
Michael can help.
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/commit/c5c91277dd28886e9fed13af100a3b9546ebf894
Are you saying that this change broke radio sea
I've noticed this on Jivelite and on genuine Logitech Squeezebox Touches
as well: even with the Now Playing screensaver enabled with a short
delay of say 30 seconds, the display can stay on the top-level menu
forever while playing music back. I say "can" because behavior is not
consistent in this
I am using Jivelite on the wandboard to drive a monitor for now playing
information from the onboard Squeezelite player. So normally it is just
set and forget to 'Now Playing' after I have chosen the player. However
I have seen after reboots Jivelite goes back to the menu screen rather
than Now Pl
Is there anyway to control Jivelite on the wandboard from a PC? I'm just
being lazy and not wanting to connect and disconnect a keyboard from the
wandboard or spend 25GBP on a flirc for an occasional change I want to
make.
JiveLite is a controlling application, not a player. What you want to do
The protocol handler in local player is only needed if it is not
included in the main server...
That's not what I'm seeing. I installed the plugin on top of 7.8 (with
LocalFile support), and it would always register the plugin's protocol
handler.
I'd like to get confirmation that the patc
the patch for the localfile protocol handler does the initialization in
slimserver.pl. Could we do this in ProtocolHandlers.pm instead?
No problem, Michael. (That was me anyway, rather than Adrian, hacking at
slimserver.pl.)
I just realised this is interfering with the LocalPlayer plugin (whic
the patch for the localfile protocol handler does the initialization in
slimserver.pl. Could we do this in ProtocolHandlers.pm instead?
No problem, Michael. (That was me anyway, rather than Adrian, hacking at
slimserver.pl.)
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Triode,
the patch for the localfile protocol handler does the initialization in
slimserver.pl. Could we do this in ProtocolHandlers.pm instead?
diff --git a/Slim/Player/ProtocolHandlers.pm
b/Slim/Player/ProtocolHandlers.pm
index 9a0a264..a982e70 100644
--- a/Slim/Player/ProtocolHandlers.pm
Michael - could you check the latest jivelite grid branch is sending you
what you expect - should sent this request on server connect and on skin
change.
Looking good!
[13-05-13 22:25:53.2904] Slim::Music::Artwork::precacheAllArtwork (492)
Adding custom artwork resizing specs:
{
"1230x1230
Could we make it something a client could set or add to, but perhaps not
exposed via the web interface? I'm currently using 250x250 images, but
have beem tweeking it to experiement with different size grids. I think
a 720p version of the skin will also need a different size.
See my response t
Code:
/music/8763ea63/cover_50x50_p.png
...
/music/8763ea63/cover_300x300_p.png
First of all I'd not use the .png. This way the server would return
whatever is most efficient. In many cases it doesn't make sense to convert
a jpeg to png (unless
Interested in feedback on what a grid view could look like - here's a
mocked up album view display. Is this a interesting why to browse items
using jivelite? I think it potentially makes the use of a 1080p monitor
more worthwhile. (the main issue to me is that it makes the menus with
no icons l
I've updated the grid branch on googlecode to do something like this,
but using a 6x3 grid as I think the text is more readable at this size.
I would be interested if one or more people could try it - it works
using a new HDGridSkin which is 1920x1080 only.
Is this specific to JiveLite or is th
I attached a screen shot to show the issue. As you will see thunbnails
show fine but the main cover in the right hnad pane doesn't (even though
its the same size as the thumbnails). I have rebooted, and rescanned but
nothing fixes it. The scan spends about 2 hours on pre-caching as
well
Plea
Is there anything I'd need to modify to get this? I run a make clean &&
make, but don't get the grid yet (oh, and I did checkout the grid branch
first :-))
Yes, select the right "HD Grid" skin.
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For very adventurous people, there is now a "grid" branch on google
code. This is very incomplete, but is based on some earlier work by
Felix to display menu items in a grid. I've mocked up the album menu
using this, but not fixed the menu key naviagation for this yet (you
need to use up/down to
Well, yes and no. The war is a straight drop-in, ie. no changes required
to run under jetty, but I have seen too many unexplained crashes under
jetty to recommend doing so.
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A spare 10 mins, so I started looking into the problems with the
git1365073464 build. It seems that 'the issue has already been dealt
with by Michael'
I'm sorry about that...
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if there does come a day when you see yourself drifting away
from the "community", I hope you'll communicate that well in advance of
Heh... depends on whether I'll get a chance to do so... Andy didn't :-(.
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Sorry. That was unnecessarily snarky. I know that anyone with a fork
of the repo can issue a pull request. But if 7.8 is to be truly
"community driven" then doesn't there need to be more than just one guy
in CH (regardless of how much we all admire and appreciate Michael!)
monitoring and testin
would have been nice, (and I did ask Andy before he left), if "official"
builds could be made that worked with perl 5.16, (and if that had
happened I'd never have made my F18 builds to start with), I feel that
I might have asked this before... but do you have your changes in a fork
of LMS we c
left of them) can't even spare the time to check in compiled modules for
5.16 into the slimserver git repo. Thanks for doing this.
7.8 is community driven. If somebody wants to provide those modules we
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Interested if anyone could test the osx alpha version of squeezelite
I've added to the downloads page:
http://code.google.com/p/squeezelite/downloads/list
Nice! Don't know whether I'm going to use this regularly, but gave it a
try anyway. Played a few random mp3s fine on my MBP running 10.8.2
Do you have a server.log snippet where it happens?
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What exact model do you have, and what installation image did you
download? There are three different packages for ReadyNAS, depending on
the model you're using.
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FreeNAS 8.2 isn't released yet? And 8.0.x doesn't support add-ons.
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Yes, you'll have to wait another hour or two to get the latest code.
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> But testing is back to 7.6.2 and we have no access to the latest 7.7.2
> - which is now the RC.
>
> Is this intentional?
Nope, not at all. We don't even build 7.6.x any longer. Is this still
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> With the release of a 7.8 build, the Debian Repositories are
> "backwards".
Thanks for the heads up! Pushing out new builds as I type...
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> please let me know what you think
I think you should follow some of the advice you are given, analyzing the
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> windows 55meg
> osx 44meg
> debian 93meg
> redhat 93meg
> NAS 20meg
> FreeBSD 21meg
> ARM 36meg
>
> What's going on. And why are the debian and redhat dists so fat?
They support multiple architectures (x86, arm, powerpc...)
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Michael
Am 26.02.2012, 09:58 Uhr, schrieb phreak
:
>
> can someone please list all the required RPMs, packages and addons
> needed to get Squeeze Server working?
>
> I have a Centos 6.2 server dedicated to this job and
> My question is: Is the Netgear Duo Ready Nas version 2 supported or
> not?
If it's one of the all new ARM based devices, then no. They promised us to
send us some hardware, but according to our contact they haven't been able
to get a hold of one yet themselves...
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> Without going too far off at a tangent, is Felix still working for
> Logitech?
He is (when he's not on a break ;-))
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> Yeah, it's a bit of a mess.
I'm really sorry about that... but we clearly lack the people and priority
to clean it up :-(.
> There are startup scripts for both squeezeboxserver and
> logitechmediaserver in /etc/init.d for example, so it could do with a
> good tidy up.
Any help would be _very
> I recently discovered rsync as I needed a more automated backup solution
Check out rsnapshot: it's a wrapper around rsync which takes care of the
several generations of changes you want to maintain.
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> Is this a work in progress - asked because
> /etc/init.d/logitechmediaserver has a mix of names in it.
It's indeed a mess - http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=17622
Any help would be very welcome...
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