rpedde,
I am indeed running the server ported to the iPhone – sorry I wasn’t clear on that earlier.
Here’s the terminal read-out (including -x info):
Usage: mt-daapd [options]
Options:
-a Set cwd to app dir before starting
-d Debuglevel (0-9)
-D Debug modules
-m Disable mDNS
-c Use configfile specified
-P Write the PID to specified file
-f Run in foreground
-y Yes, go ahead and run as non-root user
-b ffid to be broadcast
-V Display version information
-k Kill a running daemon (based on pidfile)
-x Receive listening socket from (x)inetd
-n Perform the initial scan and terminate
Valid debug modules:
config,webserver,database,scan,query,index,browse
playlist,art,daap,main,rend,misc
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The whole plist shows sockets, but how to define?
Disabled
Label
org.fireflymediaserver.mt-daapd
Nice
19
OnDemand
ProgramArguments
/sbin/mt-daapd
-f
-x
-c
/etc/mt-daapd.conf
RunAtLoad
ServiceDescription
Streams music to iTunes and other DAAP clients
Sockets
Listeners
Bonjour
SockServiceName
daap
StandardErrorPath
/dev/null
StandardOutPath
/dev/null
inetdCompatibility
Wait
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Is there a way to load the server and run & kill a single process that would enable & disable sharing? mt-daapd only seems to run when music is actually streaming. What process is used to signal iTunes in the first place?
Thanks for your help,
Greg