Soundbridge can’t connect to mt-daapd but iTunes can

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  • 09/04/2007 at 4:22 PM #1255
    temp
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    mt-daapd/Firefly 0.2.4,
    Server Operating System: unknown ppc linux
    Server Hardware: TeraStation Home Server HS-D1.0TGL/R5
    Client Device: Roku Soundbridge M1001 Pinnacle branded for UK

    I’ve got mt-daapd running on the Terastation and can see it as a share in iTunes but the Soundbridge complains “Incompatible server found”

    I don’t know where to start looking for a solution.

    Thanks

    09/04/2007 at 5:18 PM #9924
    temp
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    Bad form, but further investigation reveals that I may need rsp.so. Wher can I find such a thing?

    10/04/2007 at 2:22 AM #9925
    rpedde
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    @temp wrote:

    Bad form, but further investigation reveals that I may need rsp.so. Wher can I find such a thing?

    Ahh… that you’ll need to move to a nightly for. Where did you get the 0.2.4 version from? Do they have a nightlies version?

    Seems like someone had a pointer to nightlies on the terrastation. Anyone?

    10/04/2007 at 7:52 AM #9926
    CCRDude
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    TeraStation? Debian or Montavista Linux (the original Linux)?

    Debian is simple, take the sarge PowerPC version. The hacked original is way more complicated thanks to all the dependencies (though if 0.2.4 runs, it already has a lot of them). I don’t have my TeraStation hacked currently since it was unstable back then and I need it for daily work, so I haven’t really tried nightlies on it for a long time.

    10/04/2007 at 7:51 PM #9927
    temp
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    Don’t wish to appear too stupid, but how do you unpack a .deb file? All my previous experience with Unix has been Fedora or Irix

    Thanks

    10/04/2007 at 7:56 PM #9928
    rpedde
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    @temp wrote:

    Don’t wish to appear too stupid, but how do you unpack a .deb file? All my previous experience with Unix has been Fedora or Irix

    Thanks

    http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/gcl/cvs/HOWTO-UNPACK-DEBS. They are really just “ar” archives, with some control files (pre-install scripts, post-install scripts, etc).

    Should be able to just extract them with ar and pull the binaries out.

    — Ron

    10/04/2007 at 8:24 PM #9929
    temp
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    @rpedde wrote:

    They are really just “ar” archives, with some control files (pre-install scripts, post-install scripts, etc).

    Should be able to just extract them with ar and pull the binaries out.

    — Ron

    Ah (no pun intended) so now I need to find a copy of ‘ar’

    Ps posting as ‘temp’ because I have a problem with my usual nickname of Nicknoxx

    11/04/2007 at 3:29 PM #9930
    temp
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    Actually I’d be really gratefull if somebody could help me out. I’ve ordered a CD of Debian and will install it on my PC but in the meantime can anyone supply me with an ‘un-ar-ed’ version of the nightlies. pretty please

    11/04/2007 at 6:52 PM #9931
    rpedde
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    @temp wrote:

    Actually I’d be really gratefull if somebody could help me out. I’ve ordered a CD of Debian and will install it on my PC but in the meantime can anyone supply me with an ‘un-ar-ed’ version of the nightlies. pretty please

    Of the powerpc deb?

    11/04/2007 at 7:20 PM #9932
    temp
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    Yes please:-

    mt-daapd_0.9-svn-1528_sarge_powerpc.deb

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