I took a minute and did an rpm -e and was suprised to see that /usr/local/slimserver is still populated with a whole mess of files:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# ls -1 /usr/local/slimserver/ __AUTO_PURGE__ Cache FileCache fontcache my.cnf MySQL slimserversql.db templates usr It really shouldn't be populated with anything. An installation from RPM of a single package followed by a removal of the same package should result in a filesystem that doesn't have any added or removed files. This is what I mean by a "broken" RPM. One of the directories is actually /usr/local/slimserver/usr/local/slimserver which I'd have to assume is some kind of syntax error in an installation script. Anyhow, I blew away all of the following /usr/local/slimserver (entire directory) /etc/sysconfig/slimserver.rpmsave /etc/slimserver.conf.rpmsave /var/spool/mail/slimserver /tmp/slimserver.log so that find / -name 'slimserver*' -print returns nothing. I then installed from RPM again: rpm -ivh SlimServer_v6.3.1.noarch.rpm Interestingly, I still have the EXACT same problem. The Squeezeboxen ask for network parameters, and after giving them the DNS server, they simply reset to the start, they never see the slimserver software. The web interface to the slimserver software says there are no players. No idea what to think, but at this point I've got what I believe is a totally vanilla starting point, with a clean 6.3.1 on the server and correct firmware plus factory reset on the boxes, and no dice. Something in the downgrade has failed, and failed badly. -- rramstad ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rramstad's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=326 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=27663 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/unix
