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Hi ![]()
In the last days I saw that MPD get some error when shutting down the computer.
Today it got errors in the startup.
When I try to start it from the terminal I get this:
[hideo@hideo ~]$ sudo /etc/rc.d/mpd start
Password:
:: Starting Music Player Daemon [BUSY]
/etc/rc.d/mpd: line 6: 2077 Aborted /usr/bin/mpd /etc/mpd.conf >&/dev/null
[FAIL]Trying to restart it I get:
[hideo@hideo ~]$ sudo /etc/rc.d/mpd restart
Password:
:: Stopping Music Player Daemon [BUSY]
/etc/rc.d/mpd: line 6: 3134 Aborted /usr/bin/mpd --kill /etc/mpd.conf >&/dev/null
[FAIL]
:: Starting Music Player Daemon [BUSY]
/etc/rc.d/mpd: line 6: 3143 Aborted /usr/bin/mpd /etc/mpd.conf >&/dev/null
[FAIL]What's wrong, can it be something with the mpd.conf? I thought the error on the shutdown started when I tryed to edit inittab, xinitrc and related stuff, but I undid all the changes and the error is still here.
Thank you ![]()
Last edited by HideoV (2009-06-17 15:53:17)
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This is an english forum... at least i dont understand a word...
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Ouch, I just opened the wrong link! I thought I was in the italian forum. Sorry!! I translate it now!
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Have you read the wiki entry about MPD ?
If it ain't broke, broke it then fix it.
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I goggled " /usr/bin/mpd /etc/mpd.conf >&/dev/null" but I didn't find anything useful.
The wiki has an entry for that string (http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/MPD … y_on_start) but it seems useless to me... (or maybe I can't understand it
but there is no italian wiki)
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edit /etc/rc.d/mpd file and change :
/usr/bin/mpd /etc/mpd.conf >&/dev/nullto
/usr/bin/mpd /etc/mpd.conf >& /dev/nullArchlinux x86_64 | post-engineering | last.fm
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wow...what a weird thing... /etc/rc.d/mpd says
/usr/bin/mpd /etc/mpd.conf &> /dev/nullbut the error is
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From my experience, all that error means is that something, somewhere, isn't right. It's not a very helpful message.
Make sure that mpd.conf is set up right, especially make sure that all the files you specified in it exist.
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I checked the mpd configuration files and noticed that the database was 0 bytes, so I recreated it, restarted mpd deamon and now it works well.
Thank you!
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I just had the same problem and I got proper error messages by changing
/usr/bin/mpd /etc/mpd.conf >& /dev/nullto
/usr/bin/mpd /etc/mpd.conf #>& /dev/nullThen it shows in which line in /etc/mpd.conf it found the error
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