@fizze wrote:
you can modify the mt-daapd.conf through the webinterface and exclude selceted plugins.
Be aware though that Linux pretty much swaps out unused memory, as not to clutter RAM.dont let you the /proc/meminfo fool you 😉
Thanks!
Actually I can’t edit the config file from the web interface since the file is owned by root and mt-daapd is run as user “music” – I’ll stick to modifying it with vi!
You may have a point about swapping out – I’ve currently got a base Debian install (including OpenSSH and exim4) plus vsftpd, mt-daapd, lighttpd + php and only 49% of the memory is being used for kernel + applications and there is over 2M in swap.
However, I still want to turn off (probably) DAAP so that the server only shows up once on the soundbridge.
Thanks again,
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