Re: [Ample-devel] Re: Ample 0.5.5 on RH7.3...

[Andy P. <and...@fr...>]

On Fri, 2002-11-01 at 00:18, David H=C3=A4rdeman wrote:
> I've looked into this and currently the support for (x)inetd
> is broken :-)
>=20
> I've attached a patch, could you please try applying it in
> the src dir of ample 0.5.5 and see if it helps?

Hmm, only a week's delay... sorry about that, things have been hectic.

Well that's a definite improvement, in that I can now get to my music
again...

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The behaviour when running from xinetd is as follows

- connect using XMMS: an error pops up with the message "Couldn't
connect to host phoenix Server reported: Ample/0.5.5 started" (this is
the same as before). Then the music starts playing.

- connect using web browser: web page says "LOG[28523]: Ample/0.5.5
started LOG[28523]: Connection from 192.168.1.12:12270 accepted,
currently 1/2 clients HTTP/1.1 200 OK Server: Ample/0.5.5 Accept-Range:
none Content-Type: text/html Connection: close"

Nothing appears in syslog or any other log.=20

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Running standalone, options -d 9 -t

- connect using XMMS:
DBG[28590]: Opened UDP socket, port 33190
DBG[28590]: Opened TCP socket, port 1234
LOG[28590]: Connection from 192.168.1.12:46720 accepted, currently 1/2
clients
DBG[28590]: No-fork/inetd mode: connection from 192.168.1.12:46720
DBG[28590]: Requested path /
DBG[28590]: Entering MP3-Metadata mode (range 1 - 465)
DBG[28590]: In playrange with range 1 - 465 and order 0
DBG[28590]: Going to play Ben Folds Five - Crosstown Traffic (live).mp3
- index 67 - order 0
DBG[28590]: Playing file /home/andyp/music/Ben Folds Five - Crosstown
Traffic (live).mp3
DIE[28590]: (errno: Connection reset by peer) Error writing to client

- connect using web browser: nothing on client. Server reports
DBG[28548]: Opened UDP socket, port 33190
DBG[28548]: Opened TCP socket, port 1234
LOG[28548]: Connection from 192.168.1.12:45696 accepted, currently 1/2
clients
DBG[28548]: No-fork/inetd mode: connection from 192.168.1.12:45696
DBG[28548]: Requested path /
DBG[28548]: Entering HTML mode
Segmentation fault

Hope that helps.

--=20
Andy Piper - Farnborough, Hampshire (UK)
and...@fr...
http://www.andypiper.co.uk/