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Logitech Media Server by Super-Poisson not compatible with 6.6.0
In addition to the NasTools version the Super-Poisson version 1.0.6 does not work after upgrading to 6.6.0.
I must have dozed off and the firmware has updated again.
I run Super-Poisson's LMS 7.8.
I want to switch up to 7.9 to take advantage of the new features and bug fixes.
Which of the distributions are better/easier to use.
Nightlies are not that important, I can stick with the stable stuff till it hurts.
If I was to install Nastools version is removing the Super-Poisson version best practice?
Or can I just install the 7.9 off of logitech's ?
I just noticed that after the 6.5.2 upgrade the Super-Poisson app has disappeared from the Admin pages.
It is still running, I guess I have to do CLI stuff to stop the app.
Nastools is on the available apps list. Huh. I really just want it to work, and right now it is working.
Thoughts?
Remove LMS and Poisson plugin.
Download and install LMS from http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/?ver=7.9. Logitech Media Server: Debian Installer Package (ARM) works for me.
Then download and install lms_1.0.9_all.deb from https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ie9pwk1wut72ias/AAASNUx2cSo0TNIqRjNXime9a/Logitech%20Media%20server/7.8.0?dl=0.
Sometimes I have to install it twice before it stick. Don't know why, maybe I'm to impatiant.
Updating the nightly, turn off LMS and upload the new version, wait a minute and turn it on again. Never had any problem until 6.6.0.
Here's something I've found: Even if you switch S-P's LMS (1.0.9) to "Off," the app will still run at bootup. I've been wondering if this isn't causing problems with the data volume not being mounted at boot, which I've started to experience occasionally after upgrading to 6.6.0.
I am still having a problem with this. Up until a couple of days ago I was using the NASTools version of LMS on OS v6.5.2 After the OS update this was obviously broken, but I have managed to revert back to v6.5.2 with no apparent ill effects - except one:
I can install LMS, (it doesn't matter which version: NASTools, Slim Devices Nightly + Super-Poussin, the same problem occurs), when I first run LMS I am presented with the mysqueezebox.com login page. The first problem is that my login credentials are rejected with "Invalid mysqueezebox.com username or password" - I know that they are correct as I can log in to the mysqueezebox.com website with them.
If I skip this page and go to Settings > Plugins to add a third party repository on Sourceforge to add working BBC iPlayer plugins I get the message back that the IP address cannot be resolved.
I have tried setting the ReadyNAS to DHCP and also Static IP address with my router's IP address and Google's 8.8.8.8 as DNS servers.
What is really confusing me is that other apps such as DVBLink are connecting to their servers fine, just not LMS - can anyone help please?
Had that problem after going from NASTools LMS to S-P LMS nighly.
Can't remember how I fixed it but I think I unistalled LMS and then deleted all traces of LMS I could find from the command line.
I did try uninstalling LMS from the Apps menu and then SSHing in and removing references to LMS etc in both /apps and /var/lib/, but there must be something somewhere else that I missed.
What command(s) would you have used to find all traces of relevent files?
This time I have accepted defeat and done a full factory reset. On the plus side, LMS will now register with myqueezebox.com and the added repositories are working :manhappy:
I've just got to wait 24hours for the drives to re-sync again. :manfrustrated:
Thanks for your help.
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