I know I've seen a few posts in the "sipie on Ubuntu 7.10" and some others that are probably related in the "premium streams not working" thread... has anybody come up with a fix for this latest change by Sirius that seems to have broken Sipie? I'm being taunted by the titles of the music and programs I should have access to - I've had a Sirius account for 3+ years now. If anybody has any fixes or is working on something, I'm sure we'd all love to hear about it.
-sitting in silence :(
Daniel
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Yea I saw that and I got excited for a few minutes while I applied the patches. It makes no difference on my system :( Just FYI, I'm running on Gentoo and not Ubuntu. I'm still seeing the defunct mplayer process. I made sure to delete all traces of sipie on the machine -- my configs, the binaries, everything.. then I patched and reinstalled and gave it my login info again, and still no sound. It was working great up until a day or two ago when the sound died. Sound is working on the machine - I double checked that of course. I've got multiple Gentoo machines and all of them were running sipie fine a few days ago. Now, sipie doesn't work on any of them even after the patch. I'd be happy to provide any more data anybody needs to help fix this problem. Thanks for the suggestions.
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I'm on gentoo and sipie is working again. The fix was found on another thread here.
A summary of AJ Coon's summary:
1. Removing/commenting out this:
if not asxurl.startswith('http://%s'%(self.host,)):
asxurl = "http://%s%s"%(self.host,asxurl)
2. Removing the "-playlist" flag from the end of the mplayer options
After doing a fresh easy_install sipie, I opened "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/Sipie-0.1190648273-py2.4.egg" (your location my vary) in file-roller, saved step 1 above in Factory.py and step 2 in StreamHandler.py both in a temp location. Then re-added them to the egg file still using file-roller.
After, I ran cliSipie and everything works just fine, even as a premium stream.
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when I did the above, and ran easy_install sipie, I got the following:
Searching for sipie
Best match: Sipie 0.1190648273
Processing Sipie-0.1190648273-py2.5.egg
Sipie 0.1190648273 is already the active version in easy-install.pth
Installing sipie.py script to /usr/bin
Installing cliSipie script to /usr/bin
Installing gtkSipie script to /usr/bin
Installing wxSipie script to /usr/bin
When I ran sipie, I got the currently playing info, but no sound. ps showed [mplayer] <defunct>.
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I just tried to get Sipie working and I appear to have the same problem. I downloaded the latest SVN code after ensuring that all old versions of the files were removed.
[root@mythhd-test sipie]# easy_install .
Processing .
Running setup.py -q bdist_egg --dist-dir /usr/src/sipie/egg-dist-tmp-m-mhkS
Adding Sipie 0.1196144357 to easy-install.pth file
Installing sipie.py script to /usr/bin
Installing cliSipie script to /usr/bin
Installing gtkSipie script to /usr/bin
Installing wxSipie script to /usr/bin
Installed /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/Sipie-0.1196144357-py2.5.egg
Processing dependencies for Sipie==0.1196144357
Finished processing dependencies for Sipie==0.1196144357
If I login as my regular userid and rung sipie.py it fires up wxSipie and I can select a channel from the drop down listing and the playing song gets displayed on the popup window. I don't get any sound however. Mplayer doesn't appear to be having defunct issues at this point.
[jwiggins@mythhd-test ~]$ sipie.py
08 01|01 13:47 totally70s: Steve Miller Band-The Joker (1973)
08 01|01 13:48 totally70s: Ohio Players-Fire (1974)
If I exit wxSipie it doesn't appear to clean up the mplayer processes. Sound works if I use a webrowser to login to the Sirius website with my account.
I know I've seen a few posts in the "sipie on Ubuntu 7.10" and some others that are probably related in the "premium streams not working" thread... has anybody come up with a fix for this latest change by Sirius that seems to have broken Sipie? I'm being taunted by the titles of the music and programs I should have access to - I've had a Sirius account for 3+ years now. If anybody has any fixes or is working on something, I'm sure we'd all love to hear about it.
-sitting in silence :(
Daniel
Check out my fix at https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=4621929 and ajcoon's summary at https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=4622144
Yea I saw that and I got excited for a few minutes while I applied the patches. It makes no difference on my system :( Just FYI, I'm running on Gentoo and not Ubuntu. I'm still seeing the defunct mplayer process. I made sure to delete all traces of sipie on the machine -- my configs, the binaries, everything.. then I patched and reinstalled and gave it my login info again, and still no sound. It was working great up until a day or two ago when the sound died. Sound is working on the machine - I double checked that of course. I've got multiple Gentoo machines and all of them were running sipie fine a few days ago. Now, sipie doesn't work on any of them even after the patch. I'd be happy to provide any more data anybody needs to help fix this problem. Thanks for the suggestions.
I am having the same exact problem on Gentoo, both AMD64 and x86...
I'm on gentoo and sipie is working again. The fix was found on another thread here.
A summary of AJ Coon's summary:
1. Removing/commenting out this:
if not asxurl.startswith('http://%s'%(self.host,)):
asxurl = "http://%s%s"%(self.host,asxurl)
2. Removing the "-playlist" flag from the end of the mplayer options
After doing a fresh easy_install sipie, I opened "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/Sipie-0.1190648273-py2.4.egg" (your location my vary) in file-roller, saved step 1 above in Factory.py and step 2 in StreamHandler.py both in a temp location. Then re-added them to the egg file still using file-roller.
After, I ran cliSipie and everything works just fine, even as a premium stream.
Eli sent in the fix for these issues a few days ago. The fix:
Find a good place to download the code (mine is in /usr/src)
1. # cd /usr/src
2. # svn co https://sipie.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/sipie sipie
Move to that folder and rebuild:
3. # cd sipie
4. # easy_install .
That should get things working again... if not post back.
Excellent. Works perfectly, here.
Thanks!
-- J
when I did the above, and ran easy_install sipie, I got the following:
Searching for sipie
Best match: Sipie 0.1190648273
Processing Sipie-0.1190648273-py2.5.egg
Sipie 0.1190648273 is already the active version in easy-install.pth
Installing sipie.py script to /usr/bin
Installing cliSipie script to /usr/bin
Installing gtkSipie script to /usr/bin
Installing wxSipie script to /usr/bin
When I ran sipie, I got the currently playing info, but no sound. ps showed [mplayer] <defunct>.
You need to download the source from SVN, move to that folder, and then in the final step you run 'easy_install .'
OK, I made the mistake of running 'easy_install sipie'. Thanks, it's working now.
Hi,
I just tried to get Sipie working and I appear to have the same problem. I downloaded the latest SVN code after ensuring that all old versions of the files were removed.
[root@mythhd-test sipie]# easy_install .
Processing .
Running setup.py -q bdist_egg --dist-dir /usr/src/sipie/egg-dist-tmp-m-mhkS
Adding Sipie 0.1196144357 to easy-install.pth file
Installing sipie.py script to /usr/bin
Installing cliSipie script to /usr/bin
Installing gtkSipie script to /usr/bin
Installing wxSipie script to /usr/bin
Installed /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/Sipie-0.1196144357-py2.5.egg
Processing dependencies for Sipie==0.1196144357
Finished processing dependencies for Sipie==0.1196144357
If I login as my regular userid and rung sipie.py it fires up wxSipie and I can select a channel from the drop down listing and the playing song gets displayed on the popup window. I don't get any sound however. Mplayer doesn't appear to be having defunct issues at this point.
[jwiggins@mythhd-test ~]$ sipie.py
08 01|01 13:47 totally70s: Steve Miller Band-The Joker (1973)
08 01|01 13:48 totally70s: Ohio Players-Fire (1974)
jwiggins 5037 5035 19 13:46 pts/2 00:00:07 /usr/bin/mplayer -slave -really-quiet -nojoystick -nolirc -user-agent NSPlayer -nomouseinput -ao esd,alsa,oss -prefer-ipv4 -cache 32 http://mp.siriuscanada.ca/sirius/ca/mediaplayer/asx/mac/playasx.jsp?streamKey=totally70s&buttonStatus=low&hashkey=daEb3cFa8a8cabMaha.albzdladdUckd5dK-bhEOQy-cw-ql2R0UxHbahf
jwiggins 5038 5037 0 13:46 pts/2 00:00:00 /usr/bin/mplayer -slave -really-quiet -nojoystick -nolirc -user-agent NSPlayer -nomouseinput -ao esd,alsa,oss -prefer-ipv4 -cache 32 http://mp.siriuscanada.ca/sirius/ca/mediaplayer/asx/mac/playasx.jsp?streamKey=totally70s&buttonStatus=low&hashkey=daEb3cFa8a8cabMaha.albzdladdUckd5dK-bhEOQy-cw-ql2R0UxHbahf
If I exit wxSipie it doesn't appear to clean up the mplayer processes. Sound works if I use a webrowser to login to the Sirius website with my account.
Running Fedora 8, kernel 2.6.23.9-85.fc8
mplayer-skin-mini-0.1-11.2.at
mplayer-fonts-1.0-7.at
mplayer-1.0-62_rc2.fc7
mplayerplug-in-3.50-33.fc7
mplayer-skins-1.0-pre3_13.at
Any help would be appreciated.
Jeff.