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Is there a way to use the Last.fm proxy (http://vidar.gimp.org/?page_id=50) without installing debian?
The proxy is made in python, so maybe we can use a python version on the DNS 323?
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Works fine with the python package from optware (http://nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Optware/Dns323), although i don't know why i should use it as long as it doesn't save the music..
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Well I have an internetradio and I want last.fm to play on it. I used a computer for that before, but the NAS is perfect for it.
I'm gonna try your link
edit: wow, that was easy
Just installed the python package and i could start the lastfm proxy immediately thanks again.
Last edited by Betse (2009-01-20 18:58:57)
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This works great however when i want to start a python script from a telnet login with a sh script. The script starts but when i close the telnet session this script stops working. How can I make sure that the process keeps on working in the background?
edit: nevermind found my own answer. Just put a '&' at the end of the command.
Last edited by Betse (2009-01-21 16:44:10)
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Betse wrote:
Well I have an internetradio and I want last.fm to play on it. I used a computer for that before, but the NAS is perfect for it.
I'm gonna try your link
edit: wow, that was easy
Just installed the python package and i could start the lastfm proxy immediately thanks again.
Could you give some instructions on how to start the proxy? I subtracted the tar.gz in the /opt folder and adjusted the config.py.
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then just start the proxy with
python /path/to/lastfmproxy/main.py
And if you want to keep it running use : nohup /path/to/lastfmproxy/main.py &
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Can't get it to work yet. It says python: not found but i installed the package via opt.
root@CH3SNAS:~# python /mnt/usb/ipkg/opt/lastfmproxy/main.py
-sh: python: not found
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