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Hi from Hamburg (Germany)!
First, thanks for this great piece of code. On my ubuntu server system it runs perfectly!I would like to run another streaming server on my router. The router runs with openWRT RC4 . I guess there are people who were able to run it. Not me! I installed the package i found. The debug info shows that it runs fine. But it never shows up in itunes!
Any hints?
Thanks for your interest.Till
Moinmoin nach Hamburg. 🙂
Either your router doesn’t properly allow multicasts.
What router are you running? I suspect a WRT54 of some sort;)
What does the syslog say?
if mt-daapd is unable to acces the mp3_dir, it terminates.
For a test you could just specify an empty directory where the mt-daapd user has read permissions, so it would come up and you could access the web-interface.It is a ASUS 500g Delux and i think it schould support multicast
mt-daapd is able to access the mp3 dir and it add the songs to the database. So far it works fine. The web-interface does not work. After logging in I only get error pages. I think this is a conflict with the native web interface of openWRT but I’m not sure about that. I can live without the web interface thats not the problem.
The bigger problem is that the server does not show up in iTunes. When the client comes up I can see the client packages with tcp-dump. But it looks like the server does not answer.Since Fireflys (mt-daapds) admin pages are on port 3689, I doubt they would conflict with the native web interface.
If you could post those errors here, maybe they’ll tell somebody something?
hm – can you post the source of the webpages, if you get any?
also CCRDude is right, there really shouldnt be any conflicts, albeit you set the port to 80 😛
Can you run mt-daapd with -d 9 and post the log?
be aware though, that log level is really verbosive.First Debug messages:
root@OpenWrt:~# mt-daapd -d 9 -f
Read web_root: /usr/share/mt-daapd/admin-root
Read port: 3689
Read admin_pw: mt-daapd
Read db_dir: /var/cache/mt-daapd
Read mp3_dir: /var/cache
Read servername: mt-daapd
Read runas: root
Read playlist: /etc/mt-daapd.playlist
Read extensions: .mp3,.m4a,.m4p
Checking existence of /tmp/cache
Checking existence of /tmp/cache/mt-daapd
Starting rendezvous daemon
Starting signal handler
Loading playlists
Signal handler started
Initializing database
Finished loading smart playlists
Adding smart playlist AAC Files as 5
Adding new playlist AAC Files
Added playlist
Adding smart playlist Non-DRMed Music as 4
Adding new playlist Non-DRMed Music
Added playlist
Adding smart playlist Recently Added as 3
Adding new playlist Recently Added
Added playlist
Adding smart playlist 60's Music as 2
Adding new playlist 60's Music
Added playlist
Building playlists
Loaded database... found 0 songs
Starting mp3 scan
Foreground scanning for MP3s in /tmp/cache
Found /tmp/cache/mt-daapd
Found dir mt-daapd... recursing
Found /tmp/cache/mt-daapd/songs.gdb
Found /tmp/cache/songs.gdb
Initial update over. Removing stale items
Done removing stale items
Reorganizing db
Reorganize done
Finding deleted static playlists
Starting web server from /usr/share/mt-daapd/admin-root on port 3689
Preparing to listen on port 3689
Starting server thread
Registering rendezvous names
Scanned 0 songs in 0 seconds
And websource
error: hdr.html out of web root
Welcome
This is the administrative web interface for
mt-daapd
About
mt-daapd is a multi-threaded pthreads implementation of Apple's DAAP
server. It works for me, it might work for you, too. No promises
though. See the section below titled "No Warranty". This work,
although released under the GNU General Public License, is Copyright
(C) 2003 Ron Pedde. All Rights reserved. See the link labeled "GPL
License" for more information.
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Portions of this program are Copyright (c)
1999-2001 Apple Computer, Inc. All Rights Reserved. See the link
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error: ftr.html out of web root
ok, this looks like the classy “nightly installed over 0.2.4” issue. 😉
remove your mt-daapd.conf, and reinstall from the nightly. The old config file isnt compatible with the new one.
That was not the nightly package. It was a package from openWrt.org.
See: http://www.ipkg.be/package/2043919I’m not able to install the nightly, cause I can not satisfy the dependencies.
@steinb_i wrote:
That was not the nightly package. It was a package from openWrt.org.
See: http://www.ipkg.be/package/2043919I’m not able to install the nightly, cause I can not satisfy the dependencies.
It looks like it’s advertising itself. Do have you “search for shared music” enabled in your iTunes preferences?
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