Control: tags -1 unreproducible
Hi Marcos,
I've found a patch for the segfault (see #883118) and so I could debug
into the issue you was reporting. However, I can not reproduce it here.
(Please note that I'm running a newer upstream version which I just
have uploaded to Debian, but that should not influence the systemd
behaviour as those bits are unchanged.
For reference, I've attached my /etc/default/gmediarender file,
which directs the log file to /tmp
With that I can enable it using
systemctl start gmediarender and after it has started ("Ready for
Rendering" in /tmp/log) I can connect to it locally as well as remote
using my cell phone* (App is BubblePnP) (of course, both are the same
network).
(* You should also see the interactions from the uPnP control point in
/tmp/log)
Let me know if I can help...
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tobi# Configuration for gmediarender
#Start daemon automatically? (1= yes, all other valures are "not enabled")
# defaults to "not enabled"
ENABLED=1
# User and group the daemon will be running as.
DAEMON_USER="nobody:audio"
# Device name as it will be advertised to and shown in the UPnP controller UI.
# Some string that helps you recognize the player, e.g. "Livingroom Player"
UPNP_DEVICE_NAME="gmediarender on $(hostname)"
# Initial volume in decibel. 0.0 is 'full volume', -10 correspondents to '75' on
# the exported volume scale (Note, this does not change the ALSA volume, only
# internal to gmrender. So make sure to leave the ALSA volume always to 100%).
INITIAL_VOLUME_DB=-10
# If you explicitly choose a specific ALSA device here (find them with 'aplay
-L'), then
# gmediarenderer will use that ALSA device to play audio.
# Otherwise, whatever default is configured for gstreamer for the
'$DAEMON_USER' is
# used.
#ALSA_DEVICE="sysdefault"
#ALSA_DEVICE="iec958"
# You can pass extra arguments to the daemon
# For example, you can specify a logfile with this line
# (though you need to ensure correct permissions for a log file yourself.)
DAEMON_EXTRA_ARGS="--logfile /tmp/log"
