03-23-2021, 12:38 AM
@Mr.R0b0t
I don't fully understand your description "I have a problem with the stations, they stop playing when I press the "next" or "previous" button an error appears and all added stations disappear from the playlist and only mp3 remains."
Looking at the screen capture you posted, I see three stations at the end of the playlist.
"MPD Error: openMpdSock() Failed" is definitely a problem but I don't see enough in the log to diagnose it.
In any case, I have been unable to repro your problem.
You're running mostly default settings and the 32bit kernel, which is good. I see two settings which are not default: HTTP Server is enabled and CamillaDSP is enabled. I'd turn off both these options and reboot just to be sure they aren't confounding the situation.
Once you've rebooted, try playing a track or a radio station and see if you get the MPD error again. If you do, then without rebooting or otherwise disturbing the system configuration or logs, again run "moodeutl -l" and post the results.
As an unrelated aside, I note that moodutl printed out an error message for the SSID
Since your WiFi connection has been assigned proper IP, gateway, and DNS addresses I believe the SSID is correct but moodeutl can't print it for some reason. Perhaps @Tim Curtis and you should communicate by PM to sort this.
Regards,
Kent
I don't fully understand your description "I have a problem with the stations, they stop playing when I press the "next" or "previous" button an error appears and all added stations disappear from the playlist and only mp3 remains."
Looking at the screen capture you posted, I see three stations at the end of the playlist.
"MPD Error: openMpdSock() Failed" is definitely a problem but I don't see enough in the log to diagnose it.
In any case, I have been unable to repro your problem.
You're running mostly default settings and the 32bit kernel, which is good. I see two settings which are not default: HTTP Server is enabled and CamillaDSP is enabled. I'd turn off both these options and reboot just to be sure they aren't confounding the situation.
Once you've rebooted, try playing a track or a radio station and see if you get the MPD error again. If you do, then without rebooting or otherwise disturbing the system configuration or logs, again run "moodeutl -l" and post the results.
As an unrelated aside, I note that moodutl printed out an error message for the SSID
Code:
20210322 221549 worker: wlan0 trying SSID (syntax.error###)Since your WiFi connection has been assigned proper IP, gateway, and DNS addresses I believe the SSID is correct but moodeutl can't print it for some reason. Perhaps @Tim Curtis and you should communicate by PM to sort this.
Regards,
Kent
