Pat Farrell wrote:
adriatic wrote:
Do you think I can run SqueezeCenter on a barebone (diskless) 256MB RAM
Linux Fit-PC from a thumb drive (8GB)
I don't know, but I would expect that you have too little RAM.
Since RAM is nearly free, can you bump it?
With a gig, I'd guess it might just
Pat Farrell wrote:
tyler_durden wrote:
I was referring to supporting plug-in USB external HDDs.
Oh, sneaker net.
There are times when sneakernet makes sense. Even over 100baseT, copying
a 500GB disk takes a long time.
Hell, even over GB, copying a 500GB takes a long time!
R.
gharris999 wrote:
Personally, I'm running into some problems with Fedora 9. Without
really extensive testing, I'm kind of going out on a limb here, but you
might find Fedora 8 a more stable platform for running SqueezeCenter at
this point.
One of the things I'm seeing is that I'm having
jared1999 wrote:
I have run the build-perl-modules.pl script and that was sufficient
before.
Is it obvious what's wrong? If not, where should I start looking?
I don't believe perl 5.10 is supported in 7.0.1.
Try 7.1.
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Mark Lanctot wrote:
Check permissions.
Search this forum, but I think the command is sudo chmod -R 755 at a
command prompt when you're at the top of the directory.
It's actually better to use:
chmod -R u+rwX,g+rX,o+rX /path/to/top-level/dir
The X adds the list dorectory permission
sgunn wrote:
I just sent email to the port maintainer, so hopefully he will be able
to fix the json library issue the next time he updates the port.
As I said in an earlier reply, squeezecenter has been modified to work
with *either* version of the json library, so all that's required is
that
sgunn wrote:
If you use the port, you can't. You need to wait for the port to be
upgraded to 7.1.
No, the change went into 7.0/trunk so it should make it into 7.0.x
releases, if it hasn't done so already.
These are the changes:
http://svn.slimdevices.com/viewvc.cgi?view=revrevision=18527
Robin Bowes wrote:
sgunn wrote:
If you use the port, you can't. You need to wait for the port to be
upgraded to 7.1.
No, the change went into 7.0/trunk so it should make it into 7.0.x
releases, if it hasn't done so already.
Just to be clear:
http://svn.slimdevices.com/viewvc.cgi/7.0
sgunn wrote:
I don't mean this as a baiting question even though it may sound like
it, but do you use FreeBSD?
I don't currently use FreeBSD, but I ran mail servers on it in 1997-98.
Ports in FreeBSD has a very specific meaning.
Yes, I am aware of that.
The FreeBSD squeezecenter port is
sgunn wrote:
I just finished installing squeezecenter 7.0.0_3 from ports
(/usr/ports/audio/squeezecenter), and in order to get it to install
cleanly I had to upgrade my server to FreeBSD 6.3 from 6.0. I also had
to change references to decode_json and encode_json to from_json and
to_json,
Mark Lanctot wrote:
Upgrading my test machine to Ubuntu 8.04 the other day has prompted me
to look for a replacement since I can't get Rubyripper to run on it.
Rather than waste time trying to get it working, is there a replacement
with all those features or should I give in and run EAC
petros wrote:
Arch Hokie 06;298310 Wrote:
However, EAC seems to be spotty at best under WINE. I was able to get
it running near perfectly once, only to have it crash every time I try
to rip a cd now.
As a side note, I am running Ubuntu 8.04.
Thanks!
I don't know what version of
Pat Farrell wrote:
RPM dependency hell is what drove me from Fedora to Mandriva. Their
urpmi was much nicer than pure 'rpm' But these days, I don't recommend
Mandriva for SqueezeCenter. They seem to have moved into a more desktop
world that makes installing SqueezeCenter harder than it
Xhorder wrote:
make: *** No rule to make target
`/usr/lib/perl5/5.10.0/i386-linux-thread-multi/CORE/EXTERN.h', needed
by `Zlib.o'. Stop.
Uh oh, perl 5.10.x ... I don't think SC works with perl 5.10 yet.
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Pat Farrell wrote:
I have no clue why they have the 'sudo' culture.
This is veering wildly off-topic, but what's wrong with sudo? Works
perfectly well for me, and I don't even use Ubuntu!
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aubuti wrote:
Ubuntu *has* taken sudo to a new extreme, which isn't really necessary,
Agree, but I'm not in charge of Ubuntu :-)
I'm sure its a crutch for Windoze folks, but I don't like extremes.
Well, I've not seen what Ubuntu does, but I find sudo v. useful for
Pat Farrell wrote:
Robin Bowes wrote:
Well, I've not seen what Ubuntu does, but I find sudo v. useful for
giving access to specific commands for certain users.
Multiple users? What's that? I have 15, maybe 20 computers in my house,
if you don't count things like the Controller, which
Diana Artemis wrote:
Robin Bowes wrote:
This is veering wildly off-topic, but what's wrong with sudo? Works
perfectly well for me, and I don't even use Ubuntu!
Isn't one of the advantages of sudo that it is temporary - it logs you
back out of root privileges automatically after
dsdreamer wrote:
Hi,
I thought I would check out Ubuntu (haven't played with Linux for a
long time) and decided to try out the release candidate of Ubuntu 8.04
with the stable, released Slimcenter 7.0.
All went well except for one thing: apparmor (a kernel enhancement to
confine programs
Jim Flanagan wrote:
Here are the errors reported when trying to uninstall slimserver from yast.
---
---
2008-04-09 22:34:50 slimserver-6.5.4-1.noarch remove failed
rpm output:
slimserver: unknown service
error: %preun(slimserver-6.5.4-1.noarch) scriptlet failed, exit
vincen wrote:
Hi,
I just installed on my server Centos 5 and downloaded Squeezecenter
latest version 7.0.1 and installed it (I had to use --nodeps as it
complained about mysqld_safe that doesn't exist on that distro !).
The reason it complains about msqld_safe is that the SC RPM uses the
Harry Bo wrote:
Hi all,
I setup a Slackware 11.0 box with SS 6.5.0 for a friend of mine last
year. Now he'd like me to upgrade it to 7.0. Fine, I said, thinking
that this would be fairly easy. I've done it myself very recently on
Slackware 12.0, with no significant problems.
After over 2
dsf wrote:
there's a nice page about #! in general, including tests from a range of
*nix environments and some comments on the location of env here:
http://www.in-ulm.de/~mascheck/various/shebang/
Thanks. An interesting bit of research.
To summarise, it looks like #!/usr/bin/env perl won't
Hi all,
I am proposing that the shebang path in slimserver.pl is changed.
Currently it is:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
I am proposing this is changed to:
#!/usr/bin/env perl
This is more portable, i.e. it doesn't reply on perl being in /usr - it
will use whichever version of perl is
Ramage wrote:
Clarke Connect 4.1 = /bin/env and symlink from /usr/bin to /bin/env
Yes, this is normal. In fact, most Redhat-derived distros have /bin/env
with /usr/bin/env as a soft-link, including the ones I listed in my
first post in this thread.
The important thing is that /usr/bin/env
blazerte wrote:
All Debians since ... at least 2001?
Yes, wouldn't surprise me.
I'm not actually expecting to find any distros that *don't* have
/usr/bin/env - this is a confirmation exercise designed to convince Andy
that this change is OK :)
R.
blazerte wrote:
but...
Is /usr/bin/env more universal than /usr/bin/perl ?
That is the purpose of this survey. If, as I expect, we don't find a
platform that doesn't have /usr/bin/env then we can say that
/usr/bin/env is indeed more universal than /usr/bin/perl
I'm only familiar than
blazerte wrote:
Here's a quote from the Debian Python packaging manual:
If a maintainer would like to provide the user with the possibility to
override the Debian Python interpreter, he may want to use /usr/bin/env
python or /usr/bin/env pythonX.Y. However this is not advisable as it
flipflip wrote:
Isn't /usr/bin/perl *the* location for Perl?
It's certainly the *common* location for perl, but not the *only*
location. FreeBSD has perl in /usr/local/bin, albeit with a symlink to
/usr/bin.
I'm not sure why, but I have only seen the env trick rarely in the
wild.
I use it
haunyack wrote:
ok...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] MusicMagicMixer]# ./MusicMagicMixer
JAVA_HOME is not set. ./MusicMagicMixer cannot start.
What now?
So, you need to install Java (if you haven't done so already).
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thevoiceofalan wrote:
Hi
My Slimserver fails over (stops) randomly it seems. Everything is fine
for around 5 - 10 hours then it is no longer working the web browser
part times out and doing ps -aux | grep slim reveals it is still
running. Any ideas?
Look in the log file
R.
thevoiceofalan wrote:
Wheres the log for ss?
What platform are you on? How did you install SS?
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DaveBrennan wrote:
Having been around Unix/Linux since it was born there are some things
that product installs should never do without telling the system
administrator.
When 7.0 installed it deleted the slimserver user from my box, as all
my music files are owned by slimserver and the samba
jarome wrote:
Please add in the wiki that setting
http://repos.slimdevices.com/yum/squeezecenter/release/repodata
as an rpm-md channel works in smart.
It's a wiki - you can add it.
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JohnCoker wrote:
I'm not willing to use force (as who knows what that would screw up).
When I do the command without force, it says the library is up to date.
All force does is to make CPAN install the latest version of the
module even if it detects that it is already installed. It's nothing
OiPenguin wrote:
Robin Bowes;271760 Wrote:
It sounds like you have file/permissions issues rather than this being a
flac2mp3 problem.
R.
All files and folders are read/write/execute. Group:owner should be
users:users. Is this inappropriate?
Your original post was trying to read
OiPenguin wrote:
I'm running Ubuntu 7.10 server edition. I've instructed your script to
run in a specific directory (/home/felles/rippet) so I don't understand
why a file in .Trash-lars becomes an issues. Furthermore, I can't find a
folder named .Trash-lars nor the above file in any other
OiPenguin wrote:
Robin Bowes;271873 Wrote:
The path indicates that .Trash-lars is in /home/felles/rippet
Try this:
ls -al /home/felles/rippet
I suspect you'll see the .Trash-lars folder.
R.
I'm afraid not! Do you have a quick fix? We're going on holiday
tomorrow morning
OiPenguin wrote:
There is no .Trash-lars, no other trash folder nor any other hidden
folder within /home/felles/Media/Musikk/Rippet
I've tried executing your perl script once again and have reposted the
output below.
Code:
OiPenguin wrote:
The result is an error at the same place as previously.
Code:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ /bin/flac2mp3-0.3.0rc1/flac2mp3.pl
/home/felles/Media/Musikk/Rippet /home/felles/Media/Flac_som_MP3
Using flac from: /usr/bin/flac
Using lame from:
OiPenguin wrote:
I've tried to convert flacs to MP3s with flac2mp3, but I keep getting an
error which I don't understand. Can anyone help?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/bin/flac2mp3-0.3.0rc1$
/bin/flac2mp3-0.3.0rc1/flac2mp3.pl /home/felles/Media/Musikk/Rippet
/home/felles/Media/Flac_som_MP3
Using
It sounds like you have file/permissions issues rather than this being a
flac2mp3 problem.
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Linzer wrote:
Robin Bowes;265437 Wrote:
killick wrote:
Sorry folks. I've found my mistake. chmod -R 777
/media/disk/audiophiles does work.
You really don't need to do that - you'd be better off getting to
the bottom of your permissions issues and sorting out properly.
Failing
killick wrote:
Sorry folks. I've found my mistake. chmod -R 777
/media/disk/audiophiles does work.
You really don't need to do that - you'd be better off getting to the
bottom of your permissions issues and sorting out properly.
Failing that, you don't need 777 permissions on everything.
cliveb wrote:
I see that Slim Devices offers pre-built Red Hat and Debian packages
for download. Is there a list anywhere that explains which distros
these packages can be used with?
Redhat RPM packages can be installed on distros like Fedora, CentOS, etc.
R.
chrol wrote:
Is anyone else out there running on an OpenSolaris derivative?
I am running squeezecenter on a Nexenta box with 4 disks and ZFS in
RAIDZ and it is working quite well - only problem is disk spindown
timer which I haven't been able to configure - it is slightly too short
Timothy Stockman wrote:
I've been researching this very question (which file system), as I will
be adding a 1TB drive to the new linux system which should arrive any
day now. So far, I'm leaning to ext3 with the following tweaks:
1. Inode size 256 bytes (for easy migration to ext4)
2. Less
bvis wrote:
I have a Buffalo HD-HG400LAN that I would like to run slimserver on. I
don't have any Linux knowledge to do the installation myself. Is there
any self install software available for this or is there anyone willing
to install it for me for a fee?
I have done several installs on
HaroldD wrote:
cpan install Scalar::Util
CPAN: Storable loaded ok
Going to read /root/.cpan/Metadata
Database was generated on Sat, 12 Jan 2008 22:37:46 GMT
Scalar::Util is up to date.
Still same error on starting slimserver.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Try this:
cpan force
Stuart Hickinbottom wrote:
If you could provide feedback in this thread that would be useful.
With a little help from Stuart, I have successfully installed this on my
Kurobox HG (ppc platform).
I think the only couple of nits I ran into was I had to manually emerge
sudo and also add this
ninjabase wrote:
Hi all,
The purpose is to upgrade an existing installation of slimserver
(6.5.4) to squeezecenter (7.0) on a gentoo computer.
I downloaded and extracted the tarball to /opt/squeezebox
[snip]
Any clues?
Why not try using the new ebuild? It worked for me on the ppc
LavaJoe wrote:
Have you tried it with the one in portage
Yes...
(and without adding that line to /etc/portage/package.use)?
...No!
I'll unmerge and try again when I get chance.
sudo is a dep now, and the mysql keyword
is no longer used - just want to make sure you are not still hitting
egd wrote:
Pat Farrell;251215 Wrote:
I've never heard of MB based RAID being a solution if you are serious
about reliability. When I want real RAID, I get a hardware RAID
controller. They are not that expensive.
No, but software raid is just as good for this application. Forget
MB-based
clive1000 wrote:
Hi
Good call. I un-installed slimserver and the msg relating to stopping
slimserver had of course gone away but there remaind the SE Linux msg
in my last post.
I first of all tried to install slimserver wit SE Linux enforcing
(having missed the wiki instructions) which
Clive,
clive1000 wrote:
SELinux is preventing gdm-binary (xdm_t) getattr to /boot
(boot_t).Detailed DescriptionSELinux denied access requested by
gdm-binary. It is not expected that this access is required by
gdm-binary and this access may signal an intrusion attempt. It is also
possible
DLloyd wrote:
Next, it's time to build my kernel (attempt number four)
No, why are you building a kernel?
Do you enjoy this sort of thing?
Pick a distro that Just Works(tm).
I am v. familiar with Fedora/CentOS so can recommend either/both of
those. No kernel builds required.
R.
DLloyd wrote:
Thanks Robin ! I'll give that a try
PS. For XSF, chunk=1024 ?
I don't know, I don't use XFS.
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DLloyd wrote:
Robin,
I have:
/dev/sda1 (boot partition)
/dev/sdb1 (swap)
/dev/sdc1 (swap)
Using fdisk, which partition type should I create for the MD device on
/dev/sda.../dev/sdc please ? (primary or extended ?)
Make it a primary (doesn't really matter) and label it fd (Linux Raid
Ashy72 wrote:
The problem is with this User: nx how to remove it?
man userdel
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DLloyd wrote:
So, two weeks after ordering it, the PC arrives. I assembled the
hardware a few days ago and have been trying to get Debian running ever
since
This is where the mate who knows linux and works for beer comes in...
Firstly, I stand corrected. The Intel ICH7R chipset does
BlackWidower wrote:
I recently installed SlimServer on Fedora 7 and I have a major problem.
I can't turn it on! I have tried 'service slimserver start' but the
'service' command don't exist, and I have tried 'slimserver.pl
--daemon' but SE Linux blocks it even after I opened port 9000, which
Fletch wrote:
BlackWidower;221556 Wrote:
I have tried 'service slimserver start' but the 'service' command don't
exist
/sbin is probably not in your path. Try:
/sbin/service slimserver start
If service is not in your path, you are probably trying to run it as
non-root user.
Try logging
livelock wrote:
Hi,
I am running slimserver on my freelinked Linkstation Pro. I use mplayer
for playing my itunes on SB3. I configrued it according to:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?AppleLosslessUnix
It works, but if I go to the next track the old lt-faad process seems
to continue
mflint wrote:
Of course, if the person issuing the patch was granted check-in rights
in subversion...! ;-)
Or if someone with check-in rights grabbed the patch, applied it, and
checked it in... ;)
R.
PS. Look for svn r12523.
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mikeruss wrote:
Have you tried disabling selinux?
vi etc/selinux/config
# This file controls the state of SELinux on the system.
# SELINUX= can take one of these three values:
# enforcing - SELinux security policy is enforced.
# permissive - SELinux prints warnings instead
plafitracer wrote:
I got tired of messing around with ClarkConnect, Kubuntu and other free
Linux packages - life is just too short... Either one thing doesn't
work or the other, or I just cant' figure out how to do it :)
So I bit the apple, bought a new pc and Redhat Enterprise Linux 5
bogomipz wrote:
Hi all,
I run Slimserver 6.5.2 on Linux. All my music is stored under my
personal account, while the server runs as user slimserver. Both are in
group users. I guess this is a quite common setup.
I'd wager that your home dir has perms drwx-- i.e. it is only
readable by
gharris999 wrote:
Is there a way to make 'patch' forgiving about the change from
lines? Or can anyone suggest an alternative approach (short of any
actual perl script) here? Perhaps I ought to be using some combination
of echo, cat, grep magic to produce the appropriate patch file on the
gharris999 wrote:
Robin: you are undermining my determination to avoid at all costs
learning anything about perl. Now you've got me thinking about how to
do this in a plug-in. Do you suppose it's possible? would a call to
fork(service slimserver restart); work inside a plugin?
Probably not
oreillymj wrote:
For almost every OS I've ever worked on, it is considered optimal for
the page/swap file to be 1.5 times physical memory.
So with 2Gb of RAM, your swap file should be 3Gb.
I've always used swap = 2 x physical RAM
So, with 2GB of RAM I'd use 4GB of swap.
R.
Pale Blue Ego wrote:
Another vote for ClarkConnect. I use it for a Slimserver/file server
and it's perfect for that. Runs quicker than any other Linux distro
I've tried because it doesn't use a GUI. Just administer it from any
other PC on the network using a web interface much like
broth420 wrote:
this is incredibly frustrating.
If I store my files in my /home/username/music directory, what do I
enter in the music folder settings in slimserver?
Funnily enough, you would enter /home/username/music.
However, permissions on that directory will prevent slimserver from
broth420 wrote:
Thank you so very much. I think it is funny I had it right (kind of).
I thought that was what I needed to enter, but it kept saying
opps
... because slimserver doesn't have the permissions to read /home/username
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w4rren wrote:
Thanks for the reply. After advise on the CC board, I adjusted the
'etc\shadow' file, which has now locked me out with WinSCP as well, so
I'm guessing PuTTY is now a non-starter...
I think I need the pratice with Linux/CC, so I guess a re-install is
close. Just got to make
jth wrote:
it may give you peace of mind to run this script. I wrote it a while
back to compare the contents of two directories and their
subdirectories.
Interesting script, but diff -r will do something similar.
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slim_maikel wrote:
Thanks for your replies so far:
The s/n: 203475E both wifi/ethernet. I bought it as a sb2 and still
believe it is one.
As bpa said earlier, what does the label on the bottom show?
I'll bet dollars to doughnuts you've got an SB1.
R.
Michael Herger wrote:
but, if I had to do this the correct way, how would I add SlimServer
to my group mediabox?
usermod -G mediabox,othergroups,here slimserver
See man usermod for details (make sure you put _all_ groups you need in
that command as the user otherwise is removed from
Mark Lanctot wrote:
Robin Bowes;197807 Wrote:
If you want to put the new version somewhere else, just run make
uninstall from the flac-1.1.4 dir, then run make clean and re-run
the
install from ./configure ... using the appropriate locations.
R.
No worries. As I indicated, it's working
koen wrote:
Robin Bowes;197878 Wrote:
Mark Lanctot wrote:[color=blue]
I think over-writing the official files is a safer way to do it -
you
can be sure that you've only one version of the flac binary on your
system and won't end up running the wrong one.
R.
Why not do it the debian
Robin Bowes wrote:
koen wrote:
Robin Bowes;197878 Wrote:
Mark Lanctot wrote:[color=blue]
I think over-writing the official files is a safer way to do it -
you
can be sure that you've only one version of the flac binary on your
system and won't end up running the wrong one.
R.
Why
essele wrote:
(2) I have turned off AutoCommit in the Schema.pm module, I don't like
doing this since I don't fully understand the implications, but it
seems to work ok and resolves a commit not valid with autocommit is
on type error.
This is a knee-jerk reaction to that (I've not thought
Mark Lanctot wrote:
One of the minor annoyances I've had regarding the switch to Linux is
the older FLAC versions that are out there. Debian/Ubuntu is stuck at
1.1.2, so I'm missing out on the compression improvements in 1.1.3 and
the dramatic encoding speed increase in 1.1.4.
Use the source
Ben Sandee wrote:
If you choose to take Robin's advice and compile your own, make sure
that you set the install prefix to /usr/local rather than normal default
of /usr (this is package dependent, I don't know what the flac defaults
are). This will ensure that you don't blow away the Debian
Mark Lanctot wrote:
Ben Sandee;197773 Wrote:
If you choose to take Robin's advice and compile your own, make sure
that
you set the install prefix to /usr/local rather than normal default of
/usr
(this is package dependent, I don't know what the flac defaults are).
This
will ensure that
Rutt wrote:
Trying to run 6.5.1 on Centos 4 (== Red Hat Enterprise 4) and there
seems to be some sort of security issue. I've appended something
pretty fishy from /var/log/messages. Any clues? Thanks.
Apr 25 10:06:13 ld-8 slimserver: slimserver.pl startup succeeded
Apr 25 10:06:14 ld-8
Mark Lanctot wrote:
Robin Bowes;195923 Wrote:
Hard drives are plenty fast enough for *all* slimserver-related
purposes. What are you doing that requires more speed?
It's primarily a general-purpose desktop and not a dedicated SlimServer
machine.
Even so, modern hard drives are more than
jeffmeh wrote:
Robin Bowes;195929 Wrote:
One of these days, I'll build in functionality to copy the flac
ReplayGain tags into equivalent mp3 tags.
Interesting idea Would the FLAC replaygain adjustment values be
correct for the mp3 files in all cases? I would think that a lossy
Mark Lanctot wrote:
Balthazar_B;195279 Wrote:
Of course if you had a sufficient platform you could run Linux and
Windows virtual machines and use each for how it is best suited...
I haven't investigated VM - it's very new. When I first started
learning all this stuff, it was dual boot.
Mark Lanctot wrote:
I was thinking of going with 'this'
(http://www.abxzone.com/forums/general-intel-platform-discussions/108282-possible-conroe-setup-opinions.html)
(Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 or E6700, ASRock 4CoreDual-VSTA along with my
old 512 MB DDR400 RAM and AGP video card). I want the
Mark Lanctot wrote:
Robin Bowes;195897 Wrote:
Don't use RAID0 - use RAID1.
I'm doing it for speed reasons. Hard drives are just never fast
enough.
Hard drives are plenty fast enough for *all* slimserver-related
purposes. What are you doing that requires more speed?
R
Mark Lanctot wrote:
I've never really understood why people use so much RAM. 512 MB is
plenty for me. I never get into paging unless I open a dozen
uncompressed images in GIMP.
Because the OS can use it to cache disk reads, etc.
Plenty of RAM can have a more beneficial effect than a faster
Mark Lanctot wrote:
Robin Bowes;195898 Wrote:
Try flac2mp3 - better than Mareo, IMHO. ;)
I probably will Robin, thanks. I can't get Rubyripper to encode to MP3
no matter what I do. I have one last thing to try and then I'm through
fooling with it.
Can it also do post-processing? I
redbluemangle wrote:
I was trying to set up slim server and after it telling me my music
directory wasn't valid, I changed the theme to fishbone. Now I can't
bring up localhost:9000 or w/e in my browser. :-( Help?
try: http://localhost:9000/default
R.
Seron wrote:
ok. That got me going. I didn't realize that I had to modify the
resident perl installation. I thought that slimserver took care of
itself and necessary dependencies.
I solved this by installing Compress-Zlib the gentoo way
Code:
emerge -atv
phango13 wrote:
This is all with MySQL version 3.23.49 running (as it was when
slimserver was installed)
I think you'll find that slimserver requires MySQL 4.x.
R.
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powergen wrote:
PS: This new version sucks, especially the non-intuitive web interface,
I much prefer the last one
v7.0 is a work in progress. New features are being tested. Things are
broken. Please use 6.5.2 if you don't understand or are not prepared to
put up with this.
R.
4mula1 wrote:
I don't want to spend any money on this if I don't have to, so I'm
looking for any other options I might've missed.
Here's one: junk Solaris and run Linux.
Judging by your posts over the last few weeks you've had a less than
easy job getting slimserver running on Solaris - 10/10
suseslim wrote:
that was the error meassage:
2007-03-03 21:15:22.6722 Setup::rescan - initiating scan of type:
[rescan]
Can't write to /tmp/slimserver.log: Permission denied at
/usr/local/slimserver/Slim/Utils/Misc.pm line 1117.
2007-03-03 21:15:23.8563 Got to the END.
This must be an
mikeruss wrote:
I have no issues at all with a min. install of FC6
Me neither.
If you do a kickstart install, you can install an even-more-minimal
install than you can through the installer. I think it comes in at
around 480MB.
R.
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mikeruss wrote:
I'm looking for a an easy to config ftp server for Linux. The few I have
looked at look like a pain in the ass to set up.
It's for my girl who is a designer to upload/download their graphics
etc. At the moment she emails huge files.
If you've got sshd on the box, you can use
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