I know that using --httpaddr was mentioned before - and I think you
tried it ... but also try
--cliaddr=> Activate the command line interface TCP/IP
interface on the specified IP address.
just in case.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
Thanks immensely for this help. I've done everything below ...
Roland0 wrote:
> Change the [Network] section of both files to this:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> [Network]
> DHCP=ipv4
> LinkLocalAddressing=ipv4
> IPv6AcceptRA=no
> DNSSEC=no
>
Lestrad wrote:
> But in the meantime, here are the full contents of the two files in
> /etc/systemd/network/:
>
> eth0.network:
> >
Code:
> >
> [Match]
> Name=eth0
>
> [Network]
> DHCP=yes
> DNSSEC=no
> >
>
> en.network:
>
> >
Roland0 wrote:
>
> You'll have to adjust one or both as described in post #1610 (the prime
> candidate will have a "DHCP=yes" in the [Network] section). Details see
> 'here' (https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Systemd-networkd)
> If in doubt, post the content on both files.
Thanks a
Lestrad wrote:
> systemctl status systemd-sysctl.service returns:
>
> >
Code:
> > * systemd-sysctl.service - Apply Kernel Variables
> Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/systemd-sysctl.service; static;
vendor preset: disabled)
>
> >
>
Roland0 wrote:
> I still think you should first fix the IPv6 issue (see posts #1610 /
> #1611)
Thanks! systemctl status systemd-sysctl.service returns:
Code:
* systemd-sysctl.service - Apply Kernel Variables
Loaded: loaded
Lestrad wrote:
>
>
> --LATER
> I set *ProtectSettings* back to 1 and now I can't access any settings,
> although LMS starts. It still can't find the player.
I still think you should first fix the IPv6 issue (see posts #1610 /
#1611)
SW: 'Web UI for LMS'
Paul Webster wrote:
> If you stick with that solution then make sure that your LMS cannot be
> reached from outside your local network otherwise you might find that
> someone running some scripts finds your system and, at best, does silly
> things with it like setting the players to 100% volume
If you stick with that solution then make sure that your LMS cannot be
reached from outside your local network otherwise you might find that
someone running some scripts finds your system and, at best, does silly
things with it like setting the players to 100% volume and setting a
password.
I found a solution: In */opt/logitechmediaserver/prefs/server.prefs* I
changed *protectSettings:* from 1 to 0 and I was able to log in and set
up. The scan is now running and it looks as if it will be very fast.
Thanks to Paul and everyone for their help!
Best regards,
Les
Paul Webster wrote:
> As an experiment ... change the 2 0.0.0.0 to 192.168.0.13
> If it works - then try to reserve that IP address (192.168.0.13) on your
> router as being for your LMS machine.
Tried that with no luck. Also tried changing allowedHosts: in
server.prefs to 192.168.0.* No luck
Lestrad wrote:
> now in response to 192.168.0.13:9000 on the browser I get:
>
> >
Code:
> > 403 Forbidden: settings/server/wizard.html
> >
>
> What now?
Check the LMS server log
SW: 'Web UI for LMS'
Lestrad wrote:
> I've followed all the instructions to disable ipv6 except for disabling
> ipv6 on my router, which my ISP (Free) will not allow me to do. After
> reboot I still seem to be getting ipv6 addresses:
>
First, after a reboot, check:
Code:
systemctl status
As an experiment ... change the 2 0.0.0.0 to 192.168.0.13
If it works - then try to reserve that IP address (192.168.0.13) on your
router as being for your LMS machine.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
This time I succeeded with the editing of
/usr/lib/systemd/system/logitechmediaserver.service, line 14.
Code:
[alarm@alarm ~]$ ps -ef|grep httpaddr
logitec+ 358 1 13 14:27 ?00:00:10 /usr/bin/perl
/opt/logitechmediaserver/slimserver.pl --prefsdir
Hello Paul. I uninstalled squeezelite and LMS, then reinstalled LMS
(v7.9.2, ARCH-AUR-REL.7.9.2.arch2) and rebooted.
Logitechmediaserver.service is running. But I still can't connect. I get
the same error message in server.log:
Code:
19-09-12 10:19:40.3761]
use 9000 not 9090 when connecting from a browser.
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Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
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Roland0 wrote:
> You should disable IPv6 as it is described on the 'arch wiki'
> (https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/IPv6#Disable_IPv6):
>
>
>
> Reboot, check ifconfig if there are any IPv6 addresses assigned.
> Next, check your LAN router and disable IPv6 for your LAN
>
> If the problem
Lestrad wrote:
> What exactly enables a PC or Squeezebox device to access LMS via port
> 9000?
>
LMS
>
> With squeezelite and LMS installed, what more do I need to do?
>
If you just want your Touch to work, LMS only.
squeezelite is a LMS client to play music from LMS on the device it is
Lestrad wrote:
> I tried following these instructions, but no cigar...
>
> http://ask.xmodulo.com/disable-ipv6-linux.html
>
You should disable IPv6 as it is described on the 'arch wiki'
(https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/IPv6#Disable_IPv6):
>
>
> One can also avoid assigning IPv6
I think a HTTP connection is coming into LMS from an IPv6 source.
If you can find where that is coming from, perhaps you can stop it (for
now) and see if the error goes away.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
I think that there is a command line option in LMS to tell it what to
listen on.
If you can find it ... give it the IP4 address/net interface.
(Am away from computer to check myself)
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
I tried following these instructions, but no cigar...
http://ask.xmodulo.com/disable-ipv6-linux.html
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on Wandboard Quad using Squeeze on Arch
Music
Paul Webster wrote:
> Can you temporarily disable IPv6 on the LMS machine?
Code:
[root@alarm alarm]# ifconfig
eth0: flags=4163 mtu 1500
inet 192.168.0.13 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 192.168.0.255
inet6 fe80::21f:7bff:feb4:1754 prefixlen 64 scopeid 0x20
Paul Webster wrote:
> Can you temporarily disable IPv6 on the LMS machine?
I'd be happy to if I knew how... :(
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Can you temporarily disable IPv6 on the LMS machine?
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Paul Webster wrote:
> Is it perhaps trying to use IPv6 address but the routine is for IPv4?
Thanks! How could I find that out?
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Is it perhaps trying to use IPv6 address but the routine is for IPv4?
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Looking at the LMS server log, I see the following error repeated
several times:
Code:
Sep 11 12:34:02 alarm slimserver.pl[348]: [19-09-11 12:33:58.0841]
Slim::Networking::IO::Select::__ANON__ (131) Error: Select task failed calling
Slim::Web::HTTP::acceptHTTP: Bad
ralphy wrote:
> Yes, that one as well. Not sure why one of the commands are in quotes,
> but leave them there.
Thanks! But the latest stage in the odyssey is trying to install LMS and
squeezelite on Arch Linux directly, without using SoA. I managed to get
them installed - the latest versions
Lestrad wrote:
> Thanks! But what about the first occurrence, when it's in quotes?
Yes, that one as well. Not sure why one of the commands are in quotes,
but leave them there.
Ralphy
*1*-Touch, *5*-Classics, *3*-Booms, *1*-UE Radio
'Squeezebox client builds'
Roland0 wrote:
> As mentioned in my previous post, use the AUR versions for LMS and
> squeezelite (if required) - the SoA ones are ancient and unsupported.
> Don't run the SoA install script, but install them as described in the
> link I posted above (cd , makepkg -si etc.)
> Do you actually
Lestrad wrote:
> Thanks! I cloned soa-aur to /home/aur (user aur is in sudoers) and I've
> edited the PKGBUILDS to reflect the currently valid download locations.
> I launched *soa-install.sh* and it got as far as starting the
> squeezelite installation, then it stopped, as follows:
>
As
ralphy wrote:
> The git clone would create the folder triode-squeezelite instead of
> squeezelite. It's been a while since I used archlinux.
>
> Try changing the three occurances of
>
> cd $pkgname
>
> to
>
> cd triode-$pkgname
>
> in the squeezelite PKGBUILD file.
Thanks! But what about
Lestrad wrote:
> Thanks! I cloned soa-aur to /home/aur (user aur is in sudoers) and I've
> edited the PKGBUILDS to reflect the currently valid download locations.
> I launched *soa-install.sh* and it got as far as starting the
> squeezelite installation, then it stopped, as follows:
> >
Code:
atrocity wrote:
> When SoA went away I installed Debian on my Wandboards and have been
> running them that way for years now.
>
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?104744-SOA-alternatives/page2
Thanks. So that solution is still a valid possibility. I'll keep that
in mind if I give
Roland0 wrote:
> I mean the 'Arch User Repository (AUR)' (https://aur.archlinux.org/),
> where you'll find current packages (so-called PKGBUILDs) for 'LMS'
> (https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/logitechmediaserver/) and
> squeezelite, and instructions on ' how to install them'
>
Lestrad wrote:
> Thanks. But since my Wandboard is still working, I'm trying to find a
> way of installing LMS on it. Any tips would be much appreciated.
>
> Les
When SoA went away I installed Debian on my Wandboards and have been
running them that way for years now.
Lestrad wrote:
> I have an soa-aur directory under /etc in my non-working /soa-aur. Is
> that the repository you mean? Or do you mean on GitHub?
>
I mean the 'Arch User Repository (AUR)' (https://aur.archlinux.org/),
where you'll find current packages (so-called PKGBUILDs) for 'LMS'
Chunkywizard wrote:
> as above, I also went RPi/PCP after my Wandboard died. As it is
> currently supported (unlike SoA) it was much easier to get a new server
> up and running. If you are interested in that have a look at
> https://www.picoreplayer.org/
>
> CW
Thanks. But since my Wandboard
as above, I also went RPi/PCP after my Wandboard died. As it is
currently supported (unlike SoA) it was much easier to get a new server
up and running. If you are interested in that have a look at
https://www.picoreplayer.org/
CW
*Squeezebox:* Boom x2 (Kitchen and Office), Radio x4 (Kids,
Roland0 wrote:
> Just copying parts from the old install is unlikely to work, as any
> binary may be broken due to the changes in other packages it depends
> upon.
> LMS and squeezelite are in the arch package repository (AUR), so these
> can be installed normally
> If you need the other
Lestrad wrote:
>
> I have an image of the former working (but now non-booting) SoA install
> and I've set up a comparison between it and the Arch Linux root
> partition currently on the Wandboard. My question is: How can I copy
> over the necessary parts of the old SoA install from the image
Lestrad wrote:
> Hello to all. I had successfully set up SoA on a Wandboard back in 2015
> ('see this thread'
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?103319-LMS-on-Wandboard-with-ReadyNAS-and-Squeezebox-Touch/page10)).
> It was operating over the network with my music files on a
Hello to all. I had successfully set up SoA on a Wandboard back in 2015
('see this thread'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?103319-LMS-on-Wandboard-with-ReadyNAS-and-Squeezebox-Touch/page10)).
It was operating over the network with my music files on a ReadyNAS. Now
the NAS is dead
chrissy wrote:
> Hi krisbee,
> I think I kept it and tried it out when I did post 1106 but at this time
> it didn't work anymore. I suppose something in the installation of arch
> Linux must have changed. I use arch Linux for the first time, so I don't
> know much about it. Rather a suse or
I believe SqueezeOnArch is no longer maintained and like you I had it
installed on a Wandboard (Quad). I found it liable to break itself when
upgrades from the various repos happened. This usually ended up with a
couple of days of re-configuring. In the end I re-appropriated an old
Raspberry Pi
Looks like I'm in the same boat as the previous posts. I can't
re-install my SOA on my wandboard, but my two RPi working fine on
Max2Play and PiCorePlayer.
I'll hand onto my wandboard just in case someone decides to port
something else to it, or maybe use it for something else. The RPi as a
kesey wrote:
> After a recent update (October 2015) to my Archlinux and LMS files on my
> Wandboard Quad, I could no longer connect via Samba to the USB hard disk
> containing my music files attached to my Wandboard. (I was trying to
> connect from various Windows 10 64 bit computers).
>
> If
bobertuk wrote:
> Thank you for posting this fix. I just found out about this issue and
> come straight here to see if anyone had the same problem. This fix
> worked worked a treat
>
> Thank you again
Glad it worked. Go Ireland:-)
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1;
After a recent update (October 2015) cd /etc/to my Archlinux and LMS
files on my Wandboard Quad, I could no longer connect via Samba to the
USB hard disk containing my music files attached to my Wandboard.
To sort this out, SSH in to your Wandboard:
chmod 0755 /var/cache/samba/msg
Then add
I've recently installed SoA on two Wandboard Quad's and am hoping to
use them in wireless mode rather than wired. Wireless networking
doesn't seem to work when configuring using SoA - the Wifi interface
never gets an IP, even when setting SSID and password, saving settings
and rebooting or
audiomuze wrote:
> I've recently installed SoA on two Wandboard Quad's and am hoping to
> use them in wireless mode rather than wired. Wireless networking
> doesn't seem to work when configuring using SoA - the Wifi interface
> never gets an IP, even when setting SSID and password, saving
This did the trick for me:
Code:
perl -MCPAN -e "install IO::Socket::SSL"
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I was looking for some advice. Philippe_44 has done some great work to
resurrect Triode's YouTube plugin. Unfortunately I can't get it to work
on SoA because when LMS starts up it cannot load IO::Socket::SSL which
is essential for the YouTube plugin. The error message is:
Code:
soundcheck wrote:
>
> DMA support is scheduled for 4.3 for the A20 on the sunxi mainline wiki
> roadmap.
>
If you want to wait for mainline Otherwise, the support is there now
if you apply the patch to your own kernel.
'dma: sun4i: Add support for the DMA engine on sun[457]i SoCs'
@jackofall
DMA support is scheduled for 4.3 for the A20 on the sunxi mainline wiki
roadmap.
Mali support is unlikely to happen as it says over there.
The longer t takes, the more we approach EOL, the less probable we'll
see support.
Is there any other board out there with similar
WARNING.
I recently had problems with updates through SoA-web and SSH so please
be aware that this may kill your SoA installation on Cubox and maybe
other systems! My Cubox is a Cubox-i4.
Update will try to install new 'uboot' and 'linux' modules...
uboot-cubox-i
linux-imx6-Cubox-dt
If
One reason why my ARCH mainline installation performs(sounds) better to
me is probably the lack of all these drivers. ;)
I'd better don't touch it.
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JackOfAll wrote:
sarcasm
Well, anyone needing guarantees probably shouldn't be using Linux in any
shape or form. LOL.
/sarcasm
I've been patching the DMA and codec drivers into my mainline kernels
since 3.19, through 4.0, through 4.1, and now with 4.2rc.
Guarantees, no! Audio playback
I've been in touch with the guy who ported DMA to the 4.2rc kernel.
He says that even on 4.2 it'll be experimental. It can't be guaranteed
that affected drivers work with it properly.
He expects a proper port to be ready around 4.3.
I don't understand ARCH designers. It's one thing to be at the
soundcheck wrote:
He says that even on 4.2 it'll be experimental. It can't be guaranteed
that affected drivers work with it properly.
sarcasm
Well, anyone needing guarantees probably shouldn't be using Linux in any
shape or form. LOL.
/sarcasm
I've been patching the DMA and codec drivers
+1 would be nice to read. Or start a New thread.
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Result of a little research:
The DMA patch is available for the mainline kernel :
http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/linux-arm-kernel/2015-July/359378.html
Currently we're at kernel 4.1.6-1-ARCH
Question is, when it'll be seen in the main branch. It seems 4.2 is the
target.
I found an
As a matter of fact.
I' used to turn off pretty much all HW peripherals (WLAN, Nand, BT, IR,
SPDIF. Audio GPU, not used USB ports...) off anyhow.
I2S is not easily accessible - afaik - onboard SPDIF and audio - hmmh -
does anybody really want to use these??.
Therefore I'm not affected.
And
soundcheck wrote:
As a matter of fact.
I' used to turn off pretty much all HW peripherals (WLAN, Nand, BT, IR,
SPDIF. Audio GPU, not used USB ports...) off anyhow.
I2S is not easily accessible - afaik - onboard SPDIF and audio - hmmh -
does anybody really want to use these??.
I'm using it headless. That's what SoA is all about.
I needed a display for debugging only. I managed to get it working
without display. I didn't follow up on it any further.
ssh is therefore sufficient.
I tried SPDIF earlier. The driver was a mess. 16bit and limited
samplerate support. Not
Krisbee wrote:
You might have saved yourself some time if you'd had read some previous
posts re: the cubietruck and SOA. See my #1483 from two months ago.
Posts on the arch arm linux forum would tend to confirm that arch arm
on the cubietruck for audio is a poor choice right now.
Can't
soundcheck wrote:
Can't confirm that. My Cubitruck setup works better then ever and beats
all mi PI(2)s.
Meanwhile I managed to get the mainline kernel and the new device-tree
handling (replaced script.bin) pretty much under control.
I'm running now a stock ARCH, LMS from AUR, squeezelite
Hello. I hope this won't be considered hijacking the thread, but after
getting SoA/LMS working on my Wandboard, using a Squeezebox Touch as the
head, I've been grappling with the problem of sending file paths
containing accented characters to LMS from my (Windows 7) computer via
the Command Line
Krisbee wrote:
Well, with the packages in JackOfAll's repo, using Fedora 22 is maybe
the least line of resistance. It could be as simple as burn an image,
and then with appropriate package manger commands install the necessary
packages to get squeezelite, LMS and jivelite running.
Krisbee wrote:
Not seen anything other than what I posted two months ago @ #1483 -
https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDe..._SD_card_image or
http://www.igorpecovnik.com/2013/12/...sd-card-image/
Thanks for the reminder. Of course, back then, your post #1483 was very
useful and I installed
Thanks for the suggestions I really do appreciate them. I'll bear them
in mind next time I'm feeling adventurous but for the time being I'm
sticking with the working SOA on my Wandboard.
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soundcheck wrote:
Hi.
Not sure if this affects anybody. Anyhow. I'll talk a bit about my
findings. This relates to my Cubietruck and an ARCH minimal
installation.
You might have saved yourself some time if you'd had read some previous
posts re: the cubietruck and SOA. See my #1438
ian_heys wrote:
I've hit problems after two recent SOA updates, one to sudo and one to
ssh so:
I've migrated my Rapberry Pi - Rev B (Not +) to max2play but it's not an
option for the wandboard quad - any ideas for minimal OS with local
player, VNC, SSH, Full HDMI and USB Audio?
AFAIK SOA
ian_heys wrote:
With my skills and declining ability to learn I fear option 6 may be the
way I eventually go but for now it's still working.
But the nice thing about all these tiny computers that boot from MicroSD
is that it costs next to nothing to buy another card and experiment. If
you
poing wrote:
Not trying to steer the discussion too far off-topic... But, as I've
come to the same conclusion, let me ask: Is there a better alternative
for the Cubie?
Not seen anything other than what I posted two months ago @ #1483 -
https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDe..._SD_card_image
Krisbee wrote:
AFAIK SOA on the wandboard is still viable, but there as several gothcas
now that Triode has not been around to maintain the project for six
months. The worst being the move to perl 5.22 for those who wish to run
the LMS server on their ARM device.
I still have SOA
ian_heys wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
With my skills and declining ability to learn I fear option 6 may be the
way I eventually go but for now it's still working.
Well, with the packages in JackOfAll's repo, using Fedora 22 is maybe
the least line of resistance. It could be as simple as
soundcheck wrote:
I think ARCH Linux as a base for the CubieTruck can not be used
anymore!!! Being bleeding edge comes at a high price, at least in the
Cubitruck case.
Not trying to steer the discussion too far off-topic... But, as I've
come to the same conclusion, let me ask: Is there a
soundcheck wrote:
Hi.
It's a real challenge to keep track on all these changes for all these
boards and all these OSes and all these apps.
Cheers
I've hit problems after two recent SOA updates, one to sudo and one to
ssh so:
I've migrated my Rapberry Pi - Rev B (Not +) to max2play but
Hi.
Not sure if this affects anybody. Anyhow. I'll talk a bit about my
findings. This relates to my Cubitruck and an ARCH minimal
installation.
ARCH is using the mainline kernel nowadays. The one that Torvalds and
his gang manages. The aged - but complete - sunxi-kernel is no longer
used.
slackhead wrote:
After doing this on my quad the wlan no longer starts
Sorry it didn't work for you. I've never used wlan but I tested this
morning and it works fine. And a 40 second reboot (from the gui). Hope
you get yours back soon.
ian_heys wrote:
Sorry it didn't work for you. I've never used wlan but I tested this
morning and it works fine. And a 40 second reboot (from the gui). Hope
you get yours back soon.
Ian - sorry I didn't mean to moan or point a finger! I thought I would
post so other might be aware if they
slackhead wrote:
With out Triode
Sadly missed but (his loss) keeping me learning despite easily
qualifying as an OAP. Now I've discovered I'm on kernel 4.1.5-1.
I only use three plugins BBC iPlayer (Triode)/Local Player
(Triode)/Squeeze2upnp (phillipe_44) and four players none of which are
Mainline kernel seems to lack certain features. My Cubitruck runs 4.1-6
now.
I do not have a working HDMI output though. I'm having a hard time to do
some tracing if the network doesn't come up.
Wlan drivers are always PITA.
I do have another issue though:
There used to be uImage, uEnv.txt
ian_heys wrote:
[I]Install the U-Boot package
Mainline Kernels
I don't use fancy devices and it works for me but YMMV.
After doing this on my quad the wlan no longer starts, and it takes a
much much longer time to start up
soundcheck wrote:
That's the issue I mentioned.
I've been following for a couple of days. Thanks for the help it all
works fine.
Just a couple of notes on my experience:
1). If you start from post #1 with a fresh install it immediately brings
up the new ssh - so you can't login to do any
That makes sense.
When I installed my the new openssh still came in as update after
running pacman -Syu.
If it's on the image now, you'll be locked out immediately.
Somebody should write a trouble ticket to the arch linux folks.
Either they introduce a normal user with ssh privileges on the
I've been working on the ssh problem above and it ocurred to me that I
have never written up my experience on manual restarts.
My Quad Rev C has never rebooted on SOA either during installation or
use without some modifications.
http://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv7/freescale/wandboard -
Nope.
IMO you shouldn't put openssh on ignore. You miss out security patches
and bug fixes asf.
That's why I wrote up what I'd do some posts back.
Cheers
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soundcheck wrote:
Nope.
IMO you shouldn't put openssh on ignore. You miss out security patches
and bug fixes asf.
That's why I wrote up what I'd do some posts back.
Cheers
that makes sense soundcheck, thanks. Amended accordingly:
otherwise fire up your preferred editor, open
Hi folks.
Got a question. I tried to automount my USB drive with a udev-rule.
I tried - beside a lot more udev-rules - something like this:
/etc/udev/rules.d/99-hddmount.rules
Code:
ACTION==add, SUBSYSTEM==block , KERNEL==sda1 , RUN+=/usr/bin/mount -t
ext4 -o
IanDury wrote:
Thanks for the feedback soundcheck.
1. The user aur does not have a default shell. Of course this can be
added with usermod but I prefer not to touch it.
2. Indeed -s should be added and -r seems also a good idea (never used
it before actually). Because of the sudo
I's also like to comment on above instructions.
1.
soa usually has user aur for makepkg purposes already onboard. There
might be no need to setup a different user.
2.
You can run makepkg with options makepkg -sri
This will install all dependencies, install the package and remove the
Thanks for the feedback soundcheck.
1. The user aur does not have a default shell. Of course this can be
added with usermod but I prefer not to touch it.
2. Indeed -s should be added and -r seems also a good idea (never used
it before actually). Because of the sudo time-out when using makepkg
IanDury wrote:
Here's how I replaced SoA's LMS server with the one from aur some weeks
ago:
1. Login to the console as root or use ssh from a remote client (ssh
root@your-ip-address)
2. Remove SoA's Squeeze Server version
Code:
# cd /aur/soa-aur
#
If I copy the above, does this mean update will work from here on in, or
do I need to do this everytime I want to update LMS?
CW
*Squeezebox:* Boom x2 (Kitchen and Office), Radio x2 (Lounge and
Bedroom)
*Server:* 7.8 for Wandboard Dual
*Plugins:* Dynamic Playlists | SQL Playlist | Music
Chunkywizard wrote:
If I copy the above, does this mean update will work from here on in, or
do I need to do this everytime I want to update LMS?
CW
To make this work with SoA's Update the soa-update scripts in
/aur/soa-web would need some modification. For now you basically have to
repeat
Try makepkg -s
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