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Originally Posted by vmole
1. You can always add the "--dry-run" option to your 'apt-get' command, which will just show what would happen, not actually do anything. Any alarming results can thus be pre-checked.
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Thanks! Great information!!!
One question, though. What do I look for to recognize any alarming results?
Edit: I noticed someone just asked over on ReadyNas.com the exact question! (Joris?
you are brilliant, asking the simple question, when I had trouble getting answers to my little step by step questions!)
Here is the answer provided to date, I assume all the steps beginning with 3 are ssh commands? Whew, do I need a Debian tutorial :-/ (
http://www.aboutdebian.com/)
1/ install ssh + root access
2/ install apt-get and development env.
3/ apt-get install libsoap-lite-perl libhtml-template-perl
4/ mkdir /opt/share; cd /opt/share
5/ wget
http://www.purple.org/sonos/sonosweb-0.72.tar.gz
6/ tar xfvz sonosweb-0.72.tar.gz
7/ cd sonosweb-0.72
8/ change sonos.pl header with:
Code:
BEGIN { @INC = grep !/^\/usr\/lib\/perl5/, @INC }
use lib qw(/usr/share/slimserver/CPAN /usr/share/slimserver/CPAN/arch/5.8.8 ./UPnP/lib .);
9/ start it with ./sonos.pl