bpa wrote: > The CLI command will be sent to the LMS server by the pie Zero w. This > means there is a network connection between player Pi and LMS server Pi. > The reponse to the command "connected" tells you the LMS Server can > "see" the player and the TCP connection on port 3483 is OK and working. > If player is not connected to LMS as seen by LMS then connected state > will be zero - you can only get this result from a Pi zero W when the > TCP connection to server Pi is OK - so you can be sure the network > connection is OK but the player connection on port 3483 is not OK. You > can use the "players" command to get a list of all known players and > their connected status (i.e. whether a TCP port 3483 connection is > active). > > The ability to make a telnet connection to CLI port on LMS - means the > LMS server is OK - what more do you need ?
Ok, thank you very much. I understood what you said. I'm really interested in details. if I understand correclty , you tell that command can be run on zero w with sh scripting language. i'm too confused about commands in a document page. in easy solution i can just check wifi connection and turn on led. but as I tell you and you know that is maybe not reliable. if you know , please tell me what commands are in a client side and what commands are in lms side. how much I read documents i'm more confused. as well as the telnet method you said is related to "<playerid>" command or is a separate method? if i understand from you and another person in this topic said, we can just check tcp port "3483". it is used for connecting to lms. when it is connected , We are sure 100% it is known by lms server. I'm really sorry about my english. it is not my native language. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ nimaazx's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=68798 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=110118 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
