Hi Seb, thanks for your quick reply.
On Sun, Mar 14, 2010 at 10:05:44AM +0100, Sebastien Delafond wrote: > can you please set the log level to debug, and include the portion of > the log file corresponding to the infinite loop ? I have to say that I failed to see a difference between loglevel=0 and loglevel=2. Maybe I'm doing something wrong. $ mpdcron -n Trying to load module: stats Added module suffix stats -> stats.so Trying user configured path `/home/helmut/.mpdcron/modules/stats.so' Trying system path `/usr/lib/mpdcron-0.3/modules/stats.so' Found stats -> `/usr/lib/mpdcron-0.3/modules/stats.so' [stats] Initializing Loaded module `/usr/lib/mpdcron-0.3/modules/stats.so' Connecting to `localhost' on port 6600 with timeout 0 Connected to Mpd server, running version 0.15.0 Sending idle command with mask 0x0 [stats] Resolved `localhost' to 127.0.0.1 [stats] Successful bind to 127.0.0.1:6601 Sending list_queue_meta command to Mpd server === it goes into an infinite loop here === ^C[stats] Exiting $ > All the documentation is at http://alip.github.com/mpdcron. If this is > not made clear enough by the Debian package itself, please open a > separate bug about that. This is both disappointing and bad. Disappointing, because it is still lacking important bits like basic usage of eugene (if you don't want to dig into the source). It is also bad, because the documentation should *always* be bundled with the package. Good reasons for this are: 1) The user may not have an internet connection. 2) The website may go away. 3) The documentation on the website may refer to another version. You have two choices for the documentation on eugene: It is either non-existant or referes to another version, so point 3 is actually the case! http://alip.github.com/2009/12/26/bringing-lastfm-home/ could be considered as eugene documentation, but eugene update no longer exists. You may also want to reread the debian policy section 12.1. For instance it explicitly declares it to be a bug to have a binary without a manpage. I can report those if you like. If you prefer to referring to online documentations, please file a serious bug against your package to prevent testing migration. You should see this as a service for stable users who would be unable to use mpdcron for reasons 1 to 3. Helmut -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
