steklo wrote: > Hello, > > > 4) Most recently digimaster posted his new package for a direct > installation onto QNAP which should be up > > 1) seems to be a bit tricky and obviously needs some command line > editing. > The advantage of that method is you can easily upgrade to the latest > LMS once you have done the complete initial installing procedure. > Disadvantage: You can never be sure if LMS will still run with the next > QTS firmware upgrade. > The other thing is QNAP stopped to support LMS because of a > vulnerability bug in SSODS. Question: Is this vulnerability healed > within the above documented upgrade procedure? Otherwise anyone using > this way of installation might end with a NAS that runs LMS but that is > not as secure as it should be... > > 2) I understand a container is some stripped down version of a virtual > machine which in the end needs less ressources than a full virtual > machine. > Advantage: LMS runs in an environment independently from QTS. Thus it > should keep on working with future QTS upgrades. Probably very easy > installation? > Disadvantage: If LMS gets an upgrade this cannot automatically be > applied to the container LMS. It needs some knowledeable guys to make a > new container and distribute this to the public. It then needs to delete > the old container and install the new one. Maybe not so important as LMS > upgrades do not come so often... > Question: Is there a container available with LMS 7.9.1? > > Best regards > Stefan
My Qnap-LogitechMediaServer is a simple installation, which will install only LogitechMediaServer on a Qnap which has x86_64 support. Tried to make it easy, and work out off the box. Where it uses programs/tools included in the QTS system from Qnap. The only thing which is included, is a good perl ( 5.24 ) and added some needed perl modules to make spotty and YouTube working. Normally you dont have to do nothing more. If you want to up or even downgraded, just download the logitechmediaserverXXXXX.tgz ( the one with CPAN included ). Place it in the Download share of youre Qnap nas system, and stop and start LogitechMediaSever from the appstore. After a few minuts you can get the webgui, and its adjust to the supplied version. Only if there is trouble, you could logon youre Qnap with a ssh shell, to look in the LogitechMediaServer directory to read the logfile. A QPKG packets is not a stripped virtualmachine thing. It has a installation script, how a program should be installed on a Qnap using the proper tools. And also included a good init-script, to make it run on startup of stop the nas system. Also it takes care off any users, directorys and user rights. And no my QPKG does not have anything like bash, there all used from the QTS system from Qnap. Very important my Qnap LogitechMediaSever, only works on x86_64 systems. So before installing logon to youre Qnap with a ssh shel, and do uname -m where it should say x86_64. ( other are not supported yet, and it wont install ) * Qnap TS-453a, with LogitechMediaSever 7.9.1 ( with spotty and youtube ) Serval raspberry with hifiberry amp+ and picoreplayer. Love logitechmediaserver for it flexibel way, to play music from different sources.* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ digimaster's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=66919 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=108417 _______________________________________________ Squeezecenter mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/squeezecenter
