similar to: Sluggish Samba

Thanks to those who responded to my previous post. I have tried all suggestions and found no change. A quick review: Samba 3.0.11, OpenBSD 3.6, hub connected net, no routers or firewalls involved. An Audiotron music box and a WindowsXP machine in addition to the OpenBSD box. And the issues were the same when Samba 2.x and OBSD 3.4 were installed. Windows media player on the XP box plays

Peter, I have the similar issues with OpenBSD and Samba. I've detailed the revs in previous posts to the newsgroup. In my case one device, a Audiotron, can stream wav files fine from a windows share on a windows box, but not from a Samba share. Windows boxes can stream fine from the same Samba share. My attempts at oplock, etc. have had no effect. If you figure this out please let me

I have an ancient device, several actually, called an Audiotron that I use Samba for to access media files. Now, I realize these are old and finicky devices. For ease of management, I keep my media files separated into 4.5GB directories (easy to burn to DVD) and then I have a script that goes into each of those directories and creates one big directory full of symlinks pointing into each

Good afternoon all. I have an odd problem that has me stumped and I'm hoping someone here may be able to help. Recently I switched from a Gentoo Linux based OS to FreeNAS. The version of Samba running on FreeNAS is 3.5.5 (and was the same under Linux). I mainly use my FreeNAS/Samba box to share MP3 files to an Audiotron. One of the files is the Turtle Beach radio file, radio_tr.txt. When I was

1. Anyone know of an Ogg playing media player, similar to the Netgear MP101 or the Voyetra AudioTron-100 (neither of which play ogg) ? I need something that will display and play/stream ogg audio files stored on the PC, without having to use a tv as the viewer. I looked on the wiki but didn't find anything. If they don't use a tv they don't play ogg, so far anyway. Voyetra

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are using a NAS (Network Attached Storage) device please do=20 NOT use this Firmware. The last known good version for NAS device Support was: 3.1.1. Sorry about this. http://www.turtlebeach.com/support/index.php?View=3dentry&EntryID=3d11411639= 9 Since the last update was 2004, I wonder what it's CIFS client is as=20 well...oh well, the above might be a start.

Hi all - Hope this isn't too OT - I've been playing with the file extention mapper VFS module for samba (http://file-ext-map.sourceforge.net/) to play flac files on my Audiotron. The above module takes any *.flac file and presents it as a *.wav to the client, and decodes on the fly when the file is read. It seems to work pretty well, but I often get the first second or so of a song

I have some old boxes called Auditron that use an ancient version of Windows CE. These clients worked fine on Fedora 19 with Samba 3. I have now upgraded to Fedora 22 and Samba 4, and now these old boxes no longer connect. This is the config file I am using that was working fine: # Global parameters [global] netbios name = MEDIA server string = %v Samba on %h

I'm not sure Bery (the author) is subscribed here; he's probably the best one to ask first. Josh --- Eric Sandeen <sandeen@sandeen.net> wrote: > Hi all - > > Hope this isn't too OT - I've been playing with the file extention > mapper VFS module for samba (http://file-ext-map.sourceforge.net/) to > play flac files on my Audiotron. The above module takes any

This one really has me stumped. I'm running 866MHz, 256MB RAM, 80GB Disk (7200RPM) on Linux-mandrake 8.2 icecast 1.3.12 & ices 0.2.3 & lame 3.91 all mp3s encoded with lame 3.91 or higher and --r3mix (VBR) Sorry for the long email but I'm hoping to get someone out there that's seen this before and give me some advice... I'm continually getting errors like this when running

On Sunday, 13 July 2003 at 17:55, Arc wrote: > On Sun, Jul 13, 2003 at 02:33:23PM -0700, Dan Sully wrote: > > > > You mean all those embedded hardware platforms with dedicated MP3 decoders on them? > > > > Maybe if you're on a pee-cee and want to download winamp/xmms, then yes. > > Embedded hardware platforms, AFAIK, dont play streaming audio

jeff@unsealed.net wrote: > Is there anyone who has built icecast2 successfully for OpenBSD? I built it > from source with no problem on Linux, but on my OBSD system the configure bombs > while checking for a function in libxslt... If you look at your config.log, you'll find the actual error to be ld: -lpthread: no match If you want threads on OpenBSD, -pthread is the way to go

Greetings: I'm an OBSD n00b and an ex-Fedora User. Had my share of problems with Wine on OBSD myself. I was able to build and install after obtaining the source using git; but there seems to be some other memory allocation problems. OBSD has version 0.9.9 in their directories, and the Openports.se has designated 1.1.21? as being on their tree; but I'd rather not regress to those

Hi folks, i am trying to get dovecot to work in my qmail-ldap instalation but no success so far. I respectfuly request your help. Here is my /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf : auth_debug = yes auth_verbose = yes base_dir=/var/dovecot default_process_limit=100 disable_plaintext_auth=no listen=200.235.128.97 log_path=/var/log/dovecot.log login_greeting = Etosha Messaging Suite IMAP ready mail_uid=vmail

Did you create the playlist on the linux server or bring it over from a Windows machine? I had a similar problem when I was taking moving some playlists. I ended up ditching the old playlists (after all kinds of searching/replacing) and re-created them on the linux server. One good way to do this is to use find. 'find /home/audiotron/music -print' did the trick for me. Wade

> > from source with no problem on Linux, but on my OBSD system the configure > bombs > > while checking for a function in libxslt... > > If you look at your config.log, you'll find the actual error to be > > ld: -lpthread: no match > > If you want threads on OpenBSD, -pthread is the way to go (it's a > wrapper saying "Do whatever you have to,

Hi all, im new on this list, so greetings to all of the great developers of flac. Last year i had started to grab all my CDs to my server and to put them in the basement. We have now the time where the hard drives are so cheap, that we dont't need the CD anymore. Nonetheless it makes a lot and a lot and a lot of work to grab all the CDs. I wanted to have them lossless to make this works

Hi there guys... I've been watching the list for a while, had a quick question. I work for a company (Turtle Beach) that makes a product that takes MP3 files that reside on your PC or Network Attached Storage, and lets you play them anywhere else in your home. (From your stereo for example.) Anyway, we've added basic MP3 streaming support (and have now gone to external beta) that

My keys are secured with a passphrase. That's good for security, but having to type the passphrase either at every login or at every invocation of ssh(1) is annoying. I know I could invoke ssh-add(1) just before invoking ssh(1), if I keep track of whether I invoked it already, or write some hacky scripts; but the rest of OpenSSH is wonderfully usable without any hacks. Hence, this patch.

Has anyone toyed with using Shorewall in conjunction with the userland implementation of the OBSD-based common address redundancy protocol? Would like any preliminary feedback before I devote time to the project. Details on UCARP: http://www.ucarp.org/ Details available on OBSD CARP: http://www.openbsd.org/lyrics.html http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=carp