DSM-G600, DNS-3xx and NSA-220 Hack Forum

fonz wrote:

great work. and i've seen you've included a libstdc++ in the package.

Yeah, I couldn't get taglib (or id3lib for that matter) to work with the older one.

fonz wrote:

ps: the download site sucks.

I tried to attach the file in the post but it wouldn't work for some reason - that download site was the first one that I found on google - feel free to put it on your website instead if you wish ;P

BTW - I've been playing around with mediatomb today, the only thing that's annoyed me so far is mp3's that sound fine when played but have errors in don't get added to the database. I guess ideally I'd like to replace the few mp3's that have corruption in but I'd prefer it if they just played anyway - who knows, maybe there's a config option for that, I haven't read the documentation yet as normal.

I run all my mp3's through picard so I know the tags are ok, or standard at least! I'm on holiday for the next week so I haven't had a chance to play around and find the problem... I'd be interested to know how other people have found mediatomb re: mp3's... it might have something to do with me converting flac/ogg to mp3 using ffmpeg over wireless/nfs.

I want to compile ushare when I'm back from holiday also to compare the 2, although if I can get mediatomb working with mp3's better I quite like the web interface.

The run was just telling you to run that command, sorry I probably should have said run "blah.." to make it clearer.

Re: sqlite3.so.0, make sure you've set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable to the mediatomb lib directory by using the command:

LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/mnt/HD_a2/mediatomb/lib; export LD_LIBRARY_PATH

Also make sure the libraries exist in that path.

Haydn.

I found it on my DNS-323 in the chroot'ed debian environment under /usr/lib. Of if not chroot'ed in /mnt/HD_a2/sarge/usr/lib :-)
Don't know whether you could use this...

Bernhard

Just checked - libsqlite isn't in the tarball as it's included in the firmware - it should already be in /lib - what version firmware are you using? don't you have a /lib/sqlite3.so.0?

Does it help if I attach the version I've found in my /usr/lib of sarge?

Bernhard

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Attachments:
libsqlite3.so.0, Size: 340,080 bytes, Downloads: 964

HaydnH wrote:

Just checked - libsqlite isn't in the tarball as it's included in the firmware - it should already be in /lib - what version firmware are you using? don't you have a /lib/sqlite3.so.0?

The Conceptronic CH3SNAS has the libsqlite3.so.0 available using 1.03b5 firmware ..

Checked it with / without Fonz's fun_plug

So I think CH3SNAS users can play with it without the need to do other wierd things ;-)

update:
um installing and starting took less than 2 minutes..
eeks easy
Even streaming MP3 from the internet LOL .. (and FF is working  .. )

Very very kewl ..

Some errors shown in telnet mode like Invalid UTF16 string
server should be able to run in background mode: closing telnet does close server
startup script could be more easy
fixed external port could also be easy cause a 2nd start is adding 1 port higher 49152 to 49153 etc..

Last edited by zeroday (2007-12-27 17:53:45)

Ok.  Cheers for the file attachment Bernhard.  Unfortunately I get further errors:

libc.so.6: aborted attempt to load ./mediatomb!

Looking through the firmware changelogs, quite a bit has changed so I'm wondering if I should even bother trying any of this before upgrading the firmware.  The kernal has changed for one thing so I'm not even sure if stuff compiled against 1.03 FW will work on my box.  Might explain the fact I'm having so many problems.  :-)

My next problem is that if I try to upgrade to FW 1.03 it could potentially ask me to format my HD's as I'm using EXT3 I think. Is there anyway I can check what filesystem I am using?
I tried the command:

./lnx_bin/busybox3 fdisk -l

But that simply gave me this.

   Device Boot    Start       End    Blocks   Id  System
/dev/sdb1               1          66      530113+  82  Linux swap
/dev/sdb2              67       60638   486544590   83  Linux

eeek.  Help.  My Unix knowledge is pretty bare.  I'm googling virtually every command so far.  I know what it is I want to do just not how to do it in Unix just yet.  :-)

As you never know whether the upgrade to the next firmware will require a re-format of the disks, I bought a 3rd drive additionally to the two ones in the DNS and mounted it into an external USB housing. Funny, because actually I wanted the DNS to be my backup device. Now I'm backing up the backup :-)

Anyway, there was a discussion about whether the RAID1 configuration improves the data safety in another thread of this forum. And I must admit that the guys discussing there are right: If you accidentally delete files or you get a virus somehow, a RAID1 won't save your data. It safes it only in case one of the disks fail.

Thus, backing up the drives regularly (or at least sporadically, as I do) to an external drive makes sense anyway. I connected my 3rd drive directly to the USB of the DNS and mounted it to /mnt/usb. I use rsync -Dlrptv --delete /mnt/HD_a2 /mnt/usb (take care that the USB drive isn't mounted additionally into the /mnt/HD_a2 directory tree - would be somehow recursively...)

About the Unix commands - I'm with you. I do it the same way. :-) BTW, Wikipedia is a good source as well offering sometimes references into the www.

Bernhard

just installed mediatomb this afternoon on ch3snas (no debian chroot needed!) but mediatomb is still indexing my mp3 files. Seems it has troubles indexing 11500 files ?

Just trying to advance config the organization of files using the optional scripting within mediatomb

When trying I get the "ERROR: MeidaTomb was compiled without js support" during startup.

So a question for -HaydnH- really : Is there any reason why js could not be added during compile ???

OK, had a look and SpiderMonkey is a RPITA to cross compile, no configure script, just a Makefile with no obvious options for cross compiling - I had to run make, copy an arm executable to the dns-323, run it, copy the output back to the build system, run make again and repeat a few times... Grrr!

Anyway, now I have SpiderMonkey compiled so I'll try recompiling Mediatomb with SpiderMonkey support soon - maybe even this afternoon.

EDIT: Mediatomb is now compiled with JS support, I'll create a new package when I get a chance - I want to play around with the config file a bit as I want to make the installation as easy as possible and currently there are no magic files (just realized) so libmagic is a bit pointless at present! The new version is about 1.4MB bigger (disk space, not tarball) due to the libjs file - it also uses libid3 instead of libtag as I was playing around with both and didn't realize I was using the wrong one, however they're about the same and this ones about 10k smaller (woo!).

Haydn.

p.s: Does anyone know of anywhere better than mediafire to upload these files to?? I don't have a website at present.

Last edited by HaydnH (2008-01-16 19:26:56)