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Installing Gnump3d Guide GNUMP3d? is a streaming server for MP3s?, OGG vorbis files, movies and other media formats.
I have had it serving to 3 PCs? at the same time and it works. Cheers Jimbojazza Additional info To install version 3.0 of GNUMP3d?, I did the following:
replace the line my @dirs = grep( /^\/usr|^\/Library/, @INC ); with my @dirs = grep( /^\/opt|^\/Library/, @INC );
Regards and good luck, Alex Ernon Server question How would I set this up on Unslung so it starts up as a daemon when the slug boots? Presumably it would be like the other scripts in /opt/etc/init.d/ - called something like Sxxgnump3d (where 'xx' is a two-digit number - does this number mean anything, BTW?)? Many thanks - Tim Running gnump3d on port 80 next to a web server The gnump3d deamon is a server on itself, and thus uses its own network port to listen for incoming requests. Wouldn't it be interesting if you could access gnump3d on your local network or via the web without specifying a nasty port number? You can't have 2 server programs listening on the same port, but it is possible to set up the http server, e.g. lighttpd, as a proxy for gnump3d. The http server will then forward certain specific requests on port 80 to gnump3d on its nasty port number. For lighttpd, you need to enable the module mod_proxy to do this. Change the config file of lighttpd to forward e.g. requests to http://gnump3d.your.website.org to gnump3d. Don't forget to set the element hostname in gnump3d.conf: it must be an address that is forwarded to gnump3d by your web server, e.g. http://gnump3d.your.website.org.
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Based on work by Alex Ernon, Tim Walker, Phil Endecott, and Jingojazza. Originally by Jingojazza. Page last modified on July 03, 2008, at 03:03 AM
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