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Hi all,
I see that slimserver is no longer in pacman/aur. I see a squeezecenter item instead, but I cannot build the package.
I download the PKGBUILD and do a makepkg and all I get is:
$ makepkg
==> ERROR: Install scriptlet (squeezeboxserver.install) does not exist.Does anyone know how to install slimserver/squeezecenter
Thanks,
Bernie
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Don't worry ... having a blond moment
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missing files ....
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Ok, I have run the server, but I see nothing when I try to get onto the webpage "localhost:9000",
Is there a HOWTO somewhere to get it going?
Thanks,
Bernie
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More info:
Get this message in the log:
[09-11-21 09:03:15.7382] Slim::Utils::MySQLHelper::createSystemTables (500) FATAL: Couldn't connect to database: [Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/cache/squeezeboxserver/squeezebox-mysql.sock' (2)]I don't see a MySQL server in pacman, only a client. Is the server a dependency for sqeezebox now? It never used to be ... where do I get it from.
Someone please respond .... don't like talking to myself ![]()
Cheers,
Bernie
Last edited by bmentink (2009-11-20 22:37:45)
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Could the moderator please shift this to a more appropriate forum.
Don't seem to be getting any action here .. ![]()
Thanks,
Bernie
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I gotta ask: do you really think Arch would provide a MySQL client but no server? Also, if you managed to get the AUR package installed without pacman complaining about mysql not being installed, you should tell the AUR maintainer to update the dependency information for this PKGBUILD.
$ pacman -Ss ^mysql
extra/libmysqlclient 5.1.41-1
MySQL client libraries
extra/mysql 5.1.41-1
A fast SQL database server
extra/mysql-clients 5.1.41-1
MySQL client tools
extra/mysql-python 1.2.3c1-1
MySQL support for Python
community/ejabberd-mod_mysql-svn 1025-2
mysql support module for ejabberd
community/luasql-mysql 2.1.1-3
MySQL module for Lua
community/mysql-gui-tools 5.0r14-4
Set of programs to manage and interact with a MySQL server.
community/mysql-ruby 2.8.1-2
This is the MySQL API module for Ruby.
community/mysql-workbench 5.1.18-1
MySQL Workbench is a cross-platform, visual database design tool developed by MySQL.Allow me also to point you to the wiki where setup of MySQL etc. is explained. A bit of proactive work from your part would have you helped answer your own question btw. You wonder whether it is a dependency now, yet don't install it to see if it actually is - like the output you post suggested.
Too bad squeezecenter uses MySQL... Seemed to me like Sqlite would be sufficient (it was in older versions).
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The AUR builds for squeezecenter/squeezeboxserver are built with MySQL bundled, so there is no need to a dependency on the Arch MySQL package.
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My bad, I didn't know that. I do wonder what the use of that is though, bundling is not customary for Arch packages, I'd think the AUR would have a similar policy.
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Unbundling it can be a hassle - I used to package it, so I have some experience there.
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I gotta ask: do you really think Arch would provide a MySQL client but no server?
No I didn't, so ..
Allow me also to point you to the wiki where setup of MySQL etc. is explained. A bit of proactive work from your part would have you helped answer your own question btw. You wonder whether it is a dependency now, yet don't install it to see if it actually is - like the output you post suggested.
I actually did quite a bit of searching and yes of course I installed MySql. And I will allow you to point me to the wiki ... go on then ... What's with the attitude!
I still had the problem.
Why don't you lighten up on "me" and concentrate on the "problem" I listed, that would have been more helpful.
The AUR builds for squeezecenter/squeezeboxserver are built with MySQL bundled, so there is no need to a dependency on the Arch MySQL package.
Thanks tomk, that was very helpful.
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I actually did quite a bit of searching and yes of course I installed MySql. And I will allow you to point me to the wiki ... go on then ... What's with the attitude!
A half-ass opening post is not my fault; only yours. You provide half the picture, I'm actually trying to put it together.
I may have been jumping to conclusions, but I'm not the one to blame for your lack of information, am I?
Why don't you lighten up on "me" and concentrate on the "problem" I listed, that would have been more helpful.
Look at it the other way: if you'd said you tried installing MySQL separately, that would have saved us both a few posts. You say you don't find a server first, then you say you *did* install it... Make up your mind.
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