[coherence-dev] Fwd: Having issues getting coherence working...

Phil Wild philwild at gmail.com
Fri Jul 18 06:58:47 CEST 2008


I'm googling now to try and find a client to try and test with... I
kind of thought there would be penty out there but not finding
anything yet.

mediatomb does not have a nice interface to manage playlists etc.
Ampache does but does not have inbuilt dlna support. coherence seemed
to be the perfect soln to bridge the gap...

I assume others have this working and my guess is I am doing something
wrong seeing as the pioneer works with a stock coherence config
(mediastore plugin) and mediatomb.

I will try the version thing again now that I know about the route and
can get them talking ok.

Cheers

Phil

2008/7/18 Cecil Coupe <ccoupe at cableone.net>:
> Phil,
>
>  Perhaps it is time to remember the goal. The Pioneer works with
> mediatomb and a bare Coherence server [ with route add ...] (mediadb
> backend). Doesn't work with your ampache configuration. Correct?  What
> does work with your ampache configuration? Anything? Do either of those
> log their exchanges? Have you tried the Ampache version numbering tweak
> that Frank suggested a few day ago in the config?
>
> There's always Wireshark (apt-get install wireshark). You have to run it
> sudo to capture packets. Not pretty but mostly doesn't suck if you're
> patient and know what to ignore.
>
> My advice is verify that some client (except the Pioneer/Coherence
> mashup) can use your ampache configuration. Any client that works is a
> base case.
>
> --Cecil
>
> On Fri, 2008-07-18 at 12:09 +0800, Phil Wild wrote:
>> I also looked at the source and noticed the reverse proxy code. I am
>> not a programmer, will write the occasional shell script but that is
>> about it...
>>
>> I thought I may have been on track to finding a soln... I have been
>> digging through the coherence debug log but do not see anything that
>> seems to indicate a problem...
>>
>> As the pioneer is a closed device, I can't determine where things go
>> wrong on that end so I can't exclude it from the equation. The only
>> thing I have to go on is the track not found message.
>>
>> Could you point me to a linux or windows dlna client that I could use
>> to test the client side and perhaps give me some good logging to help
>> figure out where it is failing?
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> Phil
>>
>> 2008/7/18 Cecil Coupe <ccoupe at cableone.net>:
>> > I don't have ampache but my recollection from browsing the source is the
>> > plugin is a proxy/tunnel to your (local?) ampache server. I stopped my
>> > reading when it appeared to me that I'd have to install and configure
>> > ampache locally and get an account somewhere and (re)upload music to it
>> > (either local or remote). That was way more work than I wanted to go
>> > through. It's a small plugin though and quite readable for the clues you
>> > seek.
>> >
>> > Congrats on getting Coherence working.
>> >
>
>
>



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