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{{Note box|April 2016: The squeezebox server software has been renamed (yet again) to "Logitech Media Server". Also the repositories used by this How-to appear to have vanished but there is a download site. See the http://wiki.contribs.org/Logitech_Media_Server How-to for further information and installation onto SME9.1 x86_64.}}
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{{Note box| This How-to is based on the forum discussion [http://forums.contribs.org/index.php/topic,45083.0.html here], until this How-to gets converted in to a contrib and has a place in the Contribs.org Bugzilla bug tracking system, please report bugs in the original forum discussion. }}
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{{Note box| 8/12/2009 This how-to has been tested on SME8 beta 4 by omitting the sections 'Install Perl 5.10.0' and 'Patch Squeezebox server to use Perl5.10.0'.}}
 
===Description===
 
===Description===
 
Squeezebox Server is the new name for SqueezeCenter. Squeezebox Server provides streaming music to Squeezebox audio players.
 
Squeezebox Server is the new name for SqueezeCenter. Squeezebox Server provides streaming music to Squeezebox audio players.
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===Credits===
 
===Credits===
This How-to is based on the SqueezeCenter How-to and the original credits still apply:
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This How-to is based on the SqueezeCenter How-to http://wiki.contribs.org/SqueezeCenter and the original credits still apply:
    
Originator: [[User:bricknell| bricknell]] - documented his struggles and successes for others
 
Originator: [[User:bricknell| bricknell]] - documented his struggles and successes for others
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Documenter: [[User:Christian | Christian]] - verified procedure and initiated wiki entry
 
Documenter: [[User:Christian | Christian]] - verified procedure and initiated wiki entry
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In addition
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In addition the method of installing Perl 5.10 was provided by Michael Herger (user mherger over on the slimdevices forum).
The method of installing Perl 5.10 was provided by Michael Herger (user mherger over on the slimdevices forum).
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Testing and this how to [[User:markleman| Mark Leman]]
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Testing and this how to: [[User:markleman| Mark Leman]]
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====Setup the Repository====
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===Setup the Repository===
=====Release=====
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====Release====
 
You should use this and only this for most installations. The other repositories are for experimentation or bleeding edge.
 
You should use this and only this for most installations. The other repositories are for experimentation or bleeding edge.
 
  db yum_repositories set squeezecenter-release repository \
 
  db yum_repositories set squeezecenter-release repository \
  BaseURL http://repos.slimdevices.com/yum/squeezecenter/release/ \
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  BaseURL 'http://repos.slimdevices.com/yum/squeezecenter/release/' \
 
  EnableGroups no \
 
  EnableGroups no \
 
  GPGCheck no \
 
  GPGCheck no \
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  Visible no \
 
  Visible no \
 
  status disabled
 
  status disabled
=====Testing=====
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====Testing====
 
Normally you should not bother with this unless you want bleeding edge. You can safely omit this. It is provided for reference.
 
Normally you should not bother with this unless you want bleeding edge. You can safely omit this. It is provided for reference.
 
  db yum_repositories set squeezecenter-testing repository \
 
  db yum_repositories set squeezecenter-testing repository \
  BaseURL http://repos.slimdevices.com/yum/squeezecenter/testing/ \
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  BaseURL 'http://repos.slimdevices.com/yum/squeezecenter/testing/' \
 
  EnableGroups no \
 
  EnableGroups no \
 
  GPGCheck no \
 
  GPGCheck no \
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  Visible no \
 
  Visible no \
 
  status disabled
 
  status disabled
=====Unstable=====
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====Unstable====
 
Normally you should not bother with this unless you want bleeding edge. You can safely omit this. It is provided for reference.
 
Normally you should not bother with this unless you want bleeding edge. You can safely omit this. It is provided for reference.
 
  db yum_repositories set squeezecenter-unstable repository \
 
  db yum_repositories set squeezecenter-unstable repository \
  BaseURL http://repos.slimdevices.com/yum/squeezecenter/unstable/ \
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  BaseURL 'http://repos.slimdevices.com/yum/squeezecenter/unstable/' \
 
  EnableGroups no \
 
  EnableGroups no \
 
  GPGCheck no \
 
  GPGCheck no \
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  Visible no \
 
  Visible no \
 
  status disabled
 
  status disabled
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====Inform Yum====
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Now ensure that yum's database is updated. This is needed after any db addition/change to the yum_repositories.
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signal-event yum-modify
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===Installation===
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Lets install the star attraction.
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yum --enablerepo=squeezecenter-release install squeezeboxserver
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Better give ourselves some control and open the music to the world. You will need both TCP and UDP ports at least initially. If you are concerned about security there is info in the squeezebox forums (http://forums.slimdevices.com/) that tell you precisely when each port is required.
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db configuration set squeezeboxserver service \
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status enabled \
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TCPPorts 9000,3483 \
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UDPPorts 9000,3483 \
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access private
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{{Note box|By default the above enables the service, opens the ports, and sets the access to private (ie. your LAN. If you wish to open this to the internet you change '''private''' to '''public'''.}}
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to change your install to public, either change private to public above or enter
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db configuration setprop squeezeboxserver access public
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{{Warning box|If you choose to make Squeezebox server  public then it is highly recommended that you configure Squeezebox server to require a username and password. This can be done from Squeezebox server's Settings->Advanced tab.}}
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Tell SME what we have done.
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signal-event remoteaccess-update
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===Create a File Structure===
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The following is a suggestion on how to create a file structure. You can alternatively create an ibay or user for these. In christian's config for example, he has an ibay with all of his media which points SqueezeCenter and Jinzora to. However he maintains Squeezebox servers's playlists per william_syd's suggestion below.
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Lets make somewhere for music and playlists.
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mkdir -p /opt/squeezeboxserver/playlists
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mkdir -p /opt/squeezeboxserver/music
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And give squeezey ownership of the above.
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chown squeezeboxserver:squeezeboxserver /opt/squeezeboxserver/playlists
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chown squeezeboxserver:squeezeboxserver /opt/squeezeboxserver/music
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{{Note box|If you use an alternate directory entry, you will need to ensure squeezebox server has permissions for that directory. For example by including it in the appropriate group assigned to an ibay.}}
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===Install Perl 5.10.0===
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cd /usr/local
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wget http://www.herger.net/slim/perl510.tgz
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tar -xzf perl510.tgz
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check perl has installed ok with:
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/usr/local/perl510/bin/perl5.10.0 -v
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Which should give the following
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This is perl, v5.10.0 built for i386-linux-thread-multi
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Copyright 1987-2007, Larry Wall
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Perl may be copied only under the terms of either the Artistic License or the
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GNU General Public License, which may be found in the Perl 5 source kit.
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Complete documentation for Perl, including FAQ lists, should be found on
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this system using "man perl" or "perldoc perl".  If you have access to the
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Internet, point your browser at http://www.perl.org/, the Perl Home Page.
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===Patch Squeezebox server to use Perl5.10.0===
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ln -s /usr/local/perl510/bin/perl5.10.0 /usr/local/bin/
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ln -s /usr/share/squeezeboxserver/CPAN/ /usr/libexec/CPAN
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Edit first line of '''/usr/libexec/squeezeboxserver''' and '''/usr/libexec/squeezeboxserver-scanner'''
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from
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
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to
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#!/usr/local/bin/perl5.10.0 -w
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Edit '''/usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/Slim/bootstrap.pm'''
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Around line 148 find some code like
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# prepend our directories to @INC so we look there first.
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unshift @INC, @SlimINC;
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Add a line to change this into
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  # prepend our directories to @INC so we look there first.
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  @INC = grep { $_ !~ /5\.8/ } @INC;
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  unshift @INC, @SlimINC;
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===Initial Launch===
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To test the fist time start Squeezebox server manually (beware the very long command):
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sudo -u squeezeboxserver /usr/libexec/squeezeboxserver --prefsdir=/var/lib/squeezeboxserver/prefs --logdir=/var/log/squeezeboxserver --cachedir=/var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache --charset=utf8 --d_startup --s_stdout
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The debug messages should help hi-light any problems, use Ctrl-C to stop.
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If that all looked ok, start Squeezebox server as a service.
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service squeezeboxserver start
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Access the administration page:
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http://your_SMEserver:9000/
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===Updating===
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If the administration page informs you that there is an update available then you can update. It may be advisable to stop Squeezebox Server first with
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service squeezeboxserver stop
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Then
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yum --enablerepo=squeezecenter-release update squeezeboxserver
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'''You will need to re-patch the three files detailed above after each update.'''
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Once all is updated and re-patched, restart
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service squeezeboxserver start
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