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Album art?

Kevin Oberle — 2013-04-16T17:45:41

Howdy,

Rather than as separate image files, my music collection has the album art inserted into the cover tag of each music file.  Has anyone modded Gnump3d to stream such cover art?

If so, would you mind sharing your code changes?

Thanks.
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uninitialized variable $file in config.pm

Brandon Kuczenski — 2012-09-13T08:04:44

Hi,

Running gnump3d v3.0 on freebsd 8.3-RELEASE.  gnump3d-index is revision 
1.27.

When I try to run gnump3d-index I get the following:

[b< at >ocean gnump3d]$ gnump3d-index --config /usr/local/etc/gnump3d/gnump3d.ocean
Use of uninitialized value $file in concatenation (.) or string at 
/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.12.4/gnump3d/config.pm line 140.
Use of uninitialized value $file in concatenation (.) or string at 
/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.12.4/gnump3d/config.pm line 140.
Can't read configuration in : No such file or directory
[b< at >ocean gnump3d]$

?

gnump3d.ocean is attached.

Thanks in advance for any insight.
Brandon
port = 8888
root = /home/archive/music   
logfile = /var/log/gnump3d/access.log
log_format = $connected_address - $user [$date] "GET $REQUEST" $HTTP_CODE $SERVED_SIZE "-" "$USER_AGENT"
errorlog = /var/log/gnump3d/error.log
user = gnump3d
allowed_clients = all
always_stream = 1
recursive_randomize = 1
advanced_playlists = 0
theme = BlueBoxLocal
theme_directory = /usr/local/s

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jorge bellido galea — 2012-04-27T20:50:00

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Fwd:

jorge bellido galea — 2012-04-26T06:22:58

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Fw:

jorge bellido galea — 2012-04-23T20:45:44

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Re: gnump3d over ssl

Ingo Schmitt — 2012-04-12T09:07:00

Hi,

u may use an ssl wrapper i.e. stunnel.

But I have no experience with that.

cheers
catfish



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gnump3d over ssl

Facundo Suárez — 2012-04-11T23:58:37

Hi all

I am trying to set gnump3d up to work over ssl. Is there any way?. How?

I read the config file and there is nothing there about that.

Thanks...

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jorge bellido galea — 2012-04-10T15:14:11

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iPod Touch streaming

Marty — 2012-03-10T07:42:51

Hi!  I'm glad this list is still active.  I've been hosting a server with gnump3d for about 6 years now and was disappointed to see the software stop being developed in 2007.  The software for V3 still works fine on Slackware when other computers go to my server's site to stream m3u playlists.  However, when my iPod Touch 2G goes to stream an m3u playlist it cannot.  I am, however, able to stream mp3s by changing the always_stream = 1 variable in gnump3d.conf to:

always_stream = 0

My iPod streams using a Quicktime plugin with Safari Browser.

So, can iPod Touches stream playlists with gnump3d?


Marty

Re: maximum_connections

Walter Dworak — 2012-01-17T20:52:10

Same disclaimer, is it from the same PC? It might actually mean 1 IP at 
a time. The streaming suggestion sounds more likely.

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Re: maximum_connections

Kienan Stewart — 2012-01-17T20:23:01

Disclaimer: I don't know anything.

Are you checking the web page, or streaming to multiple hosts at the same
time?

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maximum_connections

Facundo Suárez — 2012-01-17T19:27:47

Hi all.

I am trying to setup gnump3d, it works really great. I need to set up
maximum connections, but it seems to not work. I tested it in a LAN.
Just to try, i seted up maximum_connectios = 1 to test, but more than
1 connection can access the server.

I am wrong about somethin i don't know?

Thanks.

Re: Gnump3d help - will index but not stream

Richard Wheelock — 2011-09-20T08:42:00

I think I've figured it out...

I discovered the same type of problem when I tried to put a symlink in my
www folder for apache. Apparently the mount point for /media/Share gave me
read/write access, but no one else. I had assumed that if I set
/media/Share/Music to give "others" read only, that this would override the
parent folder's permissions, but apparently that's not the case. I set the
parent folder to give read only permission to "others", and that seems to
have done the trick.

Chalk that one up to me being a Linux noob.

Again, thank you!

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Re: Gnump3d help - will index but not stream

Richard Wheelock — 2011-09-20T07:24:35

Hmm... I'm not sure. How could I tell?

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Re: Gnump3d help - will index but not stream

Jim Lucas — 2011-09-19T21:04:18

Can't imagine that, I have multiple symlinks in my setup pointing to different
partions on various harddrives.

By chance is their a chance that your player is chroot'ed to the /var/music/?

Jim

Re: Gnump3d help - will index but not stream

Richard Wheelock — 2011-09-19T21:01:02

They're formatted exactly the same. I actually copied and pasted one of the
folders directly from my /media/Share/Music folder. Could it have something
to do with the symlink between them?

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Re: Gnump3d help - will index but not stream

Richard Wheelock — 2011-09-19T19:46:26

Hi Jim,

I've changed the binding_host to the server's IP (192.168.1.9, which is
static), and the host name to that of the DHCP/DNS entry on my router,
restarted the daemon, and there doesn't seem to be any change.

As before, I can access the GNUMP3D web interface from any PC on the LAN,
including the server itself at 192.168.1.9:8888, but the links act the same
way they did before. (I had been using 127.0.0.1 from the local machine to
try and keep things simple). I'd like to get everything working locally
before I start setting up a dynamic DNS to access it over the internet.

What makes me think that this is a file system permissions issue is that it
seemed to work perfectly when I just copied a few files into the /var/music
folder. It indexed and played music as I would expect it to, on any computer
on the LAN, without a binding_host or hostname configured. But after I
created the symlink to /media/Share/Music, it would index the files but not
play them.

Thanks again for your help,

Richard
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Re: Gnump3d help - will index but not stream

Richard Wheelock — 2011-09-19T20:35:29

Hi Jim,

Just for giggles, I again copied a folder of MP3's directly into the
/var/music folder. Now, those songs show up on the home page, where it was
blank before. On the playlist page, only the songs which are physically
located in /var/music will play. All the others are listed, but will not
play.
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Re: Gnump3d help - will index but not stream

Jim Lucas — 2011-09-19T20:44:20

Are the paths sent to your player for the files stored outside the /var/music/*
formatted differently then the ones within /var/music/* ?

Re: Gnump3d help - will index but not stream

Jim Lucas — 2011-09-19T17:44:48

If you do not have a static IP, you will run into some trouble trying to get it
working over the internet.

First, un-comment the binding_host and set it to your internal network IP.  At
minimum, make sure your internal IP is static.  Then, in the hostname section,
you will need to put a hostname that is handled by a dynamic dns service.  Setup
the dns update software on a machine that will call out to said service to
update the ip to hostname whenever it changes.

Not positive, but if you do not have the binding_host set, it binds to localhost
only.  Check out the output of netstat to be sure.

also, make sure that your FW has a forward for your listening "port".

Re: Gnump3d help - will index but not stream

Richard Wheelock — 2011-09-19T16:35:18

Hi Jim,

Thanks for the help. I'm running version 3.0. Would rolling back to a
previous version help?

I don't have anything set for the binding_host or the hostname - both lines
are commented out with a #. I can get the exact same results from any other
another PC on the network by using the media server's private IP address
(and over the internet if/when I configure port forwarding on my
router).Would setting a hostname help? I don't have a static public IP
address, so I think setting binding_host might screw things up if I tried to
stream over the internet.

Thank you,

Richard

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