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28/12/2007 at 1:36 AM #2069AnonymousInactive
mt-daapd/Firefly Version: stable 0.2.4.1
Server Operating System: Fedora 8
Server Hardware: VMWare Workstation 5Hi Guys,
I’m having a bit of bother with 2 issues when trying to get mt-daapd working. The first is probably rather simple.When running the suggested command to get mt-daapd to start at boot:
cp contrib/mt-daapd /etc/rc.d/init.d /sbin/chkconfig –add mt-daapd
I am returned the following error message:
cp: unrecognized option `–add’
Try `cp –help’ for more information.Now, my Linux knowledge isn’t that extensive, so i’m unaware of what flag i should be using in place of –add?
Secondly, when trying to run the following command to start mt-daapd manually:
./contrib/mt-daapd start
I am given the following error:
Starting DAAP server: mt-daapd: error while loading shared libraries: libgdbm.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[FAILED]I have both gdbm and gdbm-devel installed, and i can’t remember seeing any relevant errors during the configure / install of mt-daapd.
Any ideas on either problem?
Thanks in advance,
Justin28/12/2007 at 8:37 AM #15408rpeddeParticipant@egg-box wrote:
When running the suggested command to get mt-daapd to start at boot:
cp contrib/mt-daapd /etc/rc.d/init.d /sbin/chkconfig –add mt-daapd
I am returned the following error message:
cp: unrecognized option `–add’
Try `cp –help’ for more information.Now, my Linux knowledge isn’t that extensive, so i’m unaware of what flag i should be using in place of –add?
This one is fairly easy:
foo@bar# cp contrib/mt-daapd /etc/rc.d/init.d
foo@bar# /sbin/chkconfig –add mt-daapdTwo separate commands, y’see.
Secondly, when trying to run the following command to start mt-daapd manually:
./contrib/mt-daapd start
I am given the following error:
Starting DAAP server: mt-daapd: error while loading shared libraries: libgdbm.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[FAILED]I have both gdbm and gdbm-devel installed, and i can’t remember seeing any relevant errors during the configure / install of mt-daapd.
This one is harder. Did you compile from source? If so, then it should be build to the gdbm version you have. Unless maybe it’s a lib32/lib64 issue. Is this a 64bit cpu?
I think fc8 is multiarch, and sometimes with old broken (like mine!) packages, it gets ticked off about the lib32/64 thing.
Wonder if that could be it.
28/12/2007 at 8:32 PM #15409AnonymousInactive@rpedde wrote:
Two separate commands, y’see.
Of course! D’oh! Working now!
@rpedde wrote:
This one is harder. Did you compile from source? If so, then it should be build to the gdbm version you have. Unless maybe it’s a lib32/lib64 issue. Is this a 64bit cpu?
I think fc8 is multiarch, and sometimes with old broken (like mine!) packages, it gets ticked off about the lib32/64 thing.
Nope it’s a 32bit virtual machine that I’m testing on before I go out and buy some kit for a proper build.
I went through the package options of FC8 and found some extra GDBM stuff that I hadn’t installed. So i installed them and recompiled mt-daapd. I was then presented with an error about not being able to find the libid3 files – turns out that was because they were not in the default location. So, i recompiled and installed again, but this time with the –with-id3tag= flag and now all is working perfectly!
Only thing left to do is buy some low power / noise kit to build a proper media server!
One last thing – is Firefly only compatible with Soundbridge / iTunes, or can i use any uPnp AV client?
Thanks!
Justin31/12/2007 at 4:24 AM #15410rpeddeParticipant@egg-box wrote:
@rpedde wrote:
Two separate commands, y’see.
Of course! D’oh! Working now!
@rpedde wrote:
This one is harder. Did you compile from source? If so, then it should be build to the gdbm version you have. Unless maybe it’s a lib32/lib64 issue. Is this a 64bit cpu?
I think fc8 is multiarch, and sometimes with old broken (like mine!) packages, it gets ticked off about the lib32/64 thing.
Nope it’s a 32bit virtual machine that I’m testing on before I go out and buy some kit for a proper build.
I went through the package options of FC8 and found some extra GDBM stuff that I hadn’t installed. So i installed them and recompiled mt-daapd. I was then presented with an error about not being able to find the libid3 files – turns out that was because they were not in the default location. So, i recompiled and installed again, but this time with the –with-id3tag= flag and now all is working perfectly!
Only thing left to do is buy some low power / noise kit to build a proper media server!
One last thing – is Firefly only compatible with Soundbridge / iTunes, or can i use any uPnp AV client?
Thanks!
JustinDoesn’t do upnp, just daap/rsp, which makes it soundbridge/iTunes.
a full upnp server is on the timeline, though.
03/01/2008 at 12:26 PM #15411AnonymousInactive@rpedde wrote:
a full upnp server is on the timeline, though.
That would be excellent – looking forward to it!
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