Triode wrote:
> Depending on the output device you use, only one copy of squeezelite can
> open the output device - looks like you have another copy running when
> you try to run a second one. The exception should be anything which is
> not parsed correctly as a command line param including -?, this should
> give the help text. Is the file you were running really the squeezelite
> binary?
Thanks Triode.
The squeezelite that is running is executed out of a script running as a
daemon at bootup time. It is using the same binary file that I try to
run with the "-?" in the example I showed (I wasn't trying to start
another squeezelite, I just wanted to list the output devices, using -?
here simply and an example).
As I said I have now created a copy of the original binary, as I recall
this is all I did
Code:
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cd /usr/bin
cp squeezelite-armv6hf squeezelite
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I checked the authorities on both original and copy, they were the same.
Now I can do "squeezelite -?" (or -l) at the same time the squeezelite
started via the script is running. So, it appears to me, simply having
the binary named "squeezelite" rather than "squeezelite-armv6hf" means
this now works. Something around how the options are parsed possibly. I
don't imagine its a squeezelite problem as such but I would like to
understand why this happens so I don't have to go asking stoopid
questions!
Cheers
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