The location of the preferences file depends on the install method:
[From the wiki]
-If you are using the RedHat RPM, it is located at /etc/slimserver.conf
-On other *nix installs via a tarball, ~/.slimserver.pref
You can specify the preferences file by using the --prefsfile command
line switch.
Code:
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Usage: ./slimserver.pl [--audiodir ] [--daemon] [--stdio] [--logfile ]
[--user ]
[--group ]
[--httpport [--httpaddr ]]
[--cliport [--cliaddr ]]
[--prefsfile [--pidfile ]]
[--d_various]
--help => Show this usage information.
--audiodir => The path to a directory of your MP3 files.
--logfile => Specify a file for error logging.
--daemon => Run the server in the background.
This may only work on Unix-like systems.
--stdio => Use standard in and out as a command line interface
to the server
--user => Specify the user that server should run as.
Only usable if server is started as root.
This may only work on Unix-like systems.
--group => Specify the group that server should run as.
Only usable if server is started as root.
This may only work on Unix-like systems.
--httpport => Activate the web interface on the specified port.
Set to 0 in order disable the web server.
--httpaddr => Activate the web interface on the specified IP address.
--cliport => Activate the command line interface TCP/IP interface
on the specified port. Set to 0 in order disable the
command line interface server.
--cliaddr => Activate the command line interface TCP/IP
interface on the specified IP address.
--prefsfile => Specify the path to the preferences file
--pidfile => Specify where a process ID file should be stored
--quiet => Minimize the amount of text output
--playeraddr => Specify the _server's_ IP address to use to connect
to players
--streamaddr => Specify the _server's_ IP address to use to connect
to streaming audio sources
--nosetup => Disable setup via http.
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In you script it shouldn't be necessary to cd to the slimserver
directory first.
Try the following command instead:
/usr/SlimServer_v6.2.2/slimserver.pl --daemon --prefsfile
/path/to/your/pref/file
Currently you are running slimserver as root. This is not advisable for
security reasons. Assuming you didn't install the rpm, create a user for
slimserver, make sure the SlimServer_v6.2.2 directory and files are
accessible and executable (preferences file and database cache file
must be writeable) by that user and add the --user and --group command
line switches to your script.
-s.
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