Gus;581587 Wrote: > Also, I realised that I still haven't figured out how to get port 9000 > to connect with SBS - which I need to do to identify the paths to my > backup files. Any suggestions there?
I think your language is confusing people. When SBS starts properly it will open a socket that listens for connections on port 9000. That is how the "connection" between SBS and the port is made. You can see if SBS is actually listening on the port with the netstat command that you tried earlier. What that command showed was that it was NOT. This means that SBS is not running properly (the ps command also showed that "safe" variant running and did not show the required subprocesses, which again means not running properly). The simplest thing I would try first is to stop the "safe" SBS and then simply restart SBS manually and see if it now works since you have opened up space. If it still does not, then indeed something in its config files is probably messed up as a result of your full filesystem. Then you may need to reinstall it as was suggested. So first try "sudo /etc/init.d/squeezeboxserver stop" and then use the ps command you used earlier to see if that has gotten rid of that squeezeboxserver_safe. If it did not, then do "sudo kill -9 PID" (where PID is the process ID of that process, which you find using ps). Once you can get that process to terminate, try restarting SBS manually: "sudo /etc/init.d/squeezeboxserver start" and now use the previous ps and netstat commands to see if multiple processes are running and it is listening on port 9000. If so then try connecting with your browser. If not, something must be corrupted in the SBS files and you will have to repair it. Of course, keep track of any error messages you might get when trying to start SBS and let us know. -- ncarver ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ncarver's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=15905 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=82338 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
