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New release? #481
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yes, within the next few days, I'm testing and cleaning up. Release notes will look something like that: Version 0.16.0Features
Bugfixes
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Thanks for the release but it is failing to start on Debian Testing 🚨
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I think there is an issue with the snapserver user but I cant figure it out. |
Btw how does the web server feature work? |
I replaced my debian packaging scripts with the official debian ones. The official debian package is using the username and groupname "_snapserver" and "_snapclient". Maybe this is the problem. |
regarding the webserver: you can configure the doc_root in
after restart |
Minor optimization would be to change the line to var connection = new WebSocket('ws://'+window.location.hostname+':1780/jsonrpc'); Great that you included Webserver and WebSocket :) |
Hi glause, sorry for not getting back to you, this is exactly the question I wanted to ask you :) |
What's missing in the docs right now: You can also HTTP POST JSON RPC commands to the really same address (of course this is without push notifications): the whole HTTP server can be enabled/disabled in At the moment there is no TLS (HTTPS or WSS) available, this is planned for some later release. |
Hi, thanks for the new release! |
Hi @mogwa1 |
Hi @badaix, I appreciate the quick answer! So it's not just me that couldn't find anything on these underscores. :-) Ok, I'll sleep on it another night. I think I'm going to keep the current users (without underscores) for the time being. Another thing: would it be a good idea to mention the arch AUR package in the README.md? |
I would like, to get back to the old user/group, as this update broke everything, because of the new user (and other stuff of course :) ) I am back to a 0.15 backup for now. |
I fall into the same issue but i've fixed it. So the service works fine, but my Spotify couldn't find my librespot device. After switching to the new config format this was fixed too. I hope this help! |
I don't get an answer yet from the debian package maintainer. I'm thinking about to remove the underscores from the user names/group names. In a new installation the underscore will not harm, but it's causing problems when updating an older version (w/o underscores). On the other hand, this is in line with the official debian package, and will make updates from the official to a more recent unofficial release easier. |
yes, of course, it's a good idea to point Arch users to the official packages, as they are much more compatible, convenient and auto updated compared to |
I've created pull request #491 to update the documentation to mention the Arch package. |
thanks @mogwa1 it's already merged |
regarding the underscores: Felix, the debian package maintainer, said that the underscores are prepended to the user name to avoid conflicts with existing user names (unlikely, but not impossible) |
Just testet the websoket interface. Thank you so much for introducing websockets and http server support. It makes the hydraplay setup less complex! |
I use since some days the debian package for 0.17.1 (on ubuntu 18.04) and this works very good. I really appreciate the progress of this ! |
@mariolukas good to hear :) see you at the dorkbot ;) |
Hello, I tried install the latest snapserver (0.24.0) to debian 10 today. I try change: full permission, _snapserver, snapserver, root user and group. I see in debian that this two user and group valid. The debian 0.15.0 package working correctly. |
@zsamiatt try |
You are genius :) Its work. Thx! |
Yep, I know ;) |
Hi
Are there plans for a new release soon?
thanks
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