Robin, I'm not debating whether or not the fix has made it into sqeezecenter, be it 7.0.1, 7.1.0 or whatever.
The fix has not made it into the FreeBSD port. The FreeBSD port is installing an older version of squeezecenter. I don't mean this as a baiting question even though it may sound like it, but do you use FreeBSD? "Ports" in FreeBSD has a very specific meaning. It is a special makefile and directory that allows you to easily build and install an application from source including all the dependencies. There is a "ports" tree that includes all of the applications that are not part of the base OS. You can install a package, which is similar to a linux rpm, or you can install from ports, which means you build it from source. But when you build from ports, all you have to do is change to the directory where the port is, like /usr/ports/audio/squeezecenter, then do a make and a make install and everything will be taken care of, just as if you were installing an rpm, except that you're building from source. It makes building from source very easy. The FreeBSD squeezecenter port is not pulling in the most recent version of squeezecenter and/or is including the wrong version of the json library. This needs to be resolved in the FreeBSD port. You could manually build and install the latest version of squeezecenter, but that is much more complicated, and you then WOULD NOT be using the port. That is exactly where thevoiceofalan started at the beginning of this thread, trying to install squeezecenter without using the port. He was having a lot of problems, so I recommended he use the port, which greatly simplifies the build and install process. Stephen -- sgunn ------------------------------------------------------------------------ sgunn's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=17545 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=47864 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/unix
