Sqlite3 on NSLU2 with debian etch

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  • #16145
    Anonymous
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    Fixed

    http://forums.rokulabs.com/viewtopic.php?p=86786&sid=f786c152b81a199957e63d37fbe7076d

    #plugin_dir = /usr/lib/mt-daapd/plugins
    plugin_dir = /usr/share/mt-daapd/plugins

    Was using the wrong plugin directory, no RSP being loaded

    Sam

    #16146
    Anonymous
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    Thank you Ron, for having uploaded the correct file. It works great !!!
    Just a detail, I also have the following message in the log :

    Local Hostname SLUG.local already in use; will try SLUG-2.local instead 

    But it seems that it doesn’t have any importance!
    Thanks again !!!
    — caribou

    #16147
    rpedde
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    @caribou wrote:

    Thank you Ron, for having uploaded the correct file. It works great !!!
    Just a detail, I also have the following message in the log :

    Local Hostname SLUG.local already in use; will try SLUG-2.local instead 

    But it seems that it doesn’t have any importance!
    Thanks again !!!
    — caribou

    np. I’ll move that to the right nightlies folder.

    — Ron

    #16148
    MrE
    Participant

    It looks like svn1696 still doesn’t work with sqlite3.

    2008-05-15 21:57:18 (00004000): Error opening db: No backend database support for type: sqlite3

    When I install svn1586 instead, I don’t get this error and everything runs just fine.

    Is there any chance of fixing the 1696 build?

    To avoid confusion, I also run Debian Etch on a slug.

    Thanks
    Emile

    #16149
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Same problem with Debian Etch on i386: No backend support for sqlite3. 🙁

    #16150
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Let me add the following note: I also tried to compile the sources myself using the –enable-sqlite3-switch. Although the whole compilation process got through it without complaining, the resulting executable still uses sqlite0. Any idea? Thanks!

    #16151
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Bump, This Error still exists

    #16152
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    the same problem exists on Mac OS X 10.5 and the downloadable svn-1586 build. sqlite3 seems to be not enabled..

    #16153
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi.

    I just installed Debian from scratch.
    I’ve been running the “stable” nightlies-1586 for a while before, and used a sqlite3 database.
    I’ve got all of my smart playlists in my backed up songs3.db file which I still want to use.

    When downloading and installing the etch .deb-package, it’s not enabled with sqlite3. It won’t run with sqlite3 in the config file.
    My sqlite3 is working. And everything else. I’m getting the same error in my log, as the one in the earlier post because of the disabled sqlite3 in the .deb-package.

    Is there any progress in making this package enabled with sqlite3? 🙂

    I would appreciate. Else, the firefly media server is the best! I’ve become addicted to it, and I’m well used to it. Don’t know how I would make my day anymore if it suddenly got discontinued.

    // Anders.

    #16154
    EVILRipper
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    There is a 1586 and a 1696 package, I’d suggest you check which one you’re using. I know for a fact that sqlite3 is broken for one of those packages, I believe 1696. You could try the other version to re-enable sqlite3. (Done in the webconfig: http://:3689)

    Another (probably easier way) might be faster: apt-get install sqlite3 and export the data to import it into the new database, songs.db.

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