I would have thought they were all from http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/unslung/wl500g/Packages but I sequentially removed and reinstalled them and it was sqlite2 that was the problem. Now got mt-daapd running but I’m still getting the “read error: is a directory” in the log 🙁 .
I’ll up the debug level and see what I get
Update:
I’m now at the same place as gusdesigns. Run as a foreground process everything works fine (web, iTunes, Roku can all access firefly). But run as a daemon it just doesn’t.
I think the “is a directory” is because it is actually trying to serve the directory rather than a file from it when running as a daemon. If if use 192.168.1.1:3689 the browser hangs and I get the error in the log. If I use 102.168.1.1:3689/index.html it serves that file successfully and I see a web page but buttons are non-functional.
If firefly is run in foreground then 192.168.1.1:3689 works fine.
Run in foreground or background “admin” is shown as the uid
I’ve tried ensuring universal permissions on the songs.db and it’s folder and on /opt/share/mt-daapd and its subfolders. No effect.
The uid of my admin account is 0.