- You'll need an SSH client. Assuming you're using a Windows PC, 'download and install PuTTY' (http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/). If you're not using Windows, find something else. - Enable SSH on the Touch by going to Settings > Advanced > Remote Login. - Make sure that Squeezebox Server is not running. It needs to be stopped when you edit the server.prefs file. You can do this by ejecting all media (use the eject options in the menus, don't just remove the USB or SD media). - Login to the Touch on port 22, using a connection type of SSH, using the username 'root' and password '1234'. - Move to the prefs directory. # cd /etc/squeezeserver/prefs - Make a backup copy of the server.prefs file, just in case. # cp -p server.prefs server.prefs.bak - Edit the server prefs file. # vi server.prefs - Scroll down to near the bottom of the file and find the 'titleFormat' entry. The indented items below the titleFormat line indicate an array of possible selections. Add any new ones that you like if you don't see one that fits. In the editor hit 'i' to enter insert mode. When you're in insert mode you'll see an 'I' in the bottom row of the screen, leftmost column. In insert mode you can add and delete characters, and add blank lines (by hitting Enter). You hit the 'Esc' key on the keyboard to enter command mode. In command mode you'll see a '-' in the lower left corner. Use 'dd' in command mode if you need to delete a line; it will delete the line where the cursor is. - Find the 'titleFormatWeb' line and change the number from 0 to the number of the selection under titleFormat that you wish to use. The items are zero indexed, so the first one is 0 the second is 1, etc. - Once you've finished editing the file hit 'Esc' to enter command mode and then hit ':'. You should then see a colon (':') on the last line on the screen and your cursor will be moved to that line. To save the file and exit the editor enter 'x' (lower case). You won't see any messages, but you should be taken out of the editor and back to the command prompt ('#'). To exit the editor _without_ saving the file enter 'q!' (again, lower case). If you screw up the file because you can't figure out the editor, or if you just decide to forget the whole thing, use q! to abandon any edits you've made. - When you're back at the command prompt, plug in your SD card or USB drive and then start Squeezebox Server from the menu.
-- JJZolx ------------------------------------------------------------------------ JJZolx's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=10 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=81033 _______________________________________________ Touch mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/touch
