Rnee wrote: 
> This is where it goes wrong: wget is a program to download from the
> command line and apparently it's not installed by default on a desktop
> system.
> Therefor the LMS package has not been downloaded; you can check this by
> having a look in the 'sources' directory.
> > 
Code:
--------------------
  >   > mkdir -p /sources
  > cd /sources
  > wget $latest_lms
--------------------
> > This is where that 'sources' directory is created, changed to it and
> the package is downloaded into it.
> 
> You can install wget by either the package manager in the GUI
> (Graphical User Interface) or on the command line by:
> > 
Code:
--------------------
  >   > (sudo) apt install wget
--------------------
> > Again, preceding with sudo or not depends on how your system was set
> up.
> 
> Note: there is no use to hide the IP address of your machine since
> this is a private/LAN address and cannot be reached from the internet.
> This is a common, locally used IP range so many users have this.

Hello, thanks for the reply, 

I've installed wget successfully.

I ran through the code again, and still I can't connect to my logitech
media server.

What can I do next or how can I investigate further?

Thank you for sticking with me and helping me with this :)


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