Raspbian Headless

[guussie]

(09-02-2016 08:04 AM)DoomHammer Wrote:  @gussie: I don't want to modify the README since I would like my fork to be as close as possible to the original. So the instructions should be in my opinion (on RPi):

```
git clone https://github.com/DoomHammer/ohPlayer.git
cd ohPlayer
git checkout headless-player
./go fetch --all
cd linux
# You may edit OptionalFeatures.h at this point
make raspbian DISABLE_GTK=y
make raspbian-install
```

Could you post the error messages you are getting?

Here is my output:

pi@raspberrypi:~/ohPlayer $ ./go fetch --all

Fetching 'ohMediaPlayer'
from 'http://PC868/mirror.openhome.org/releases/artifacts/ohMediaPlayer/ohMediaPlayer-1.1.265-Linux-armhf-Release.tar.gz'
.... not found on mirror

Fetching 'ohMediaPlayer'
from 'http://builds.openhome.org/releases/artifacts/ohMediaPlayer/ohMediaPlayer-1.1.265-Linux-armhf-Release.tar.gz' (web)
unpacking to '/home/pi/ohPlayer/dependencies/Linux-armhf'
OK

Fetching 'ohNet'
from 'http://PC868/mirror.openhome.org/releases/artifacts/ohNet/ohNet-1.5.1862-Linux-armhf-Release.tar.gz'
.... not found on mirror

Fetching 'ohNet'
from 'http://builds.openhome.org/releases/artifacts/ohNet/ohNet-1.5.1862-Linux-armhf-Release.tar.gz'
**** WARNING - failed to fetch http://builds.openhome.org/releases/arti...ase.tar.gz ****

Fetching 'ohWafHelpers'
from 'http://PC868/mirror.openhome.org/releases/artifacts/ohWafHelpers/ohWafHelpers-0.0.92.tar.gz'
.... not found on mirror

Fetching 'ohWafHelpers'
from 'http://builds.openhome.org/releases/artifacts/ohWafHelpers/ohWafHelpers-0.0.92.tar.gz' (web)
unpacking to '/home/pi/ohPlayer/dependencies/AnyPlatform'
OK

Fetching 'openssl'
from 'http://PC868/mirror.openhome.org/releases/artifacts/openssl/openssl-0.2.61-Linux-armhf-Release.tar.bz2'
.... not found on mirror

Fetching 'openssl'
from 'http://builds.openhome.org/releases/artifacts/openssl/openssl-0.2.61-Linux-armhf-Release.tar.bz2' (web)
unpacking to '/home/pi/ohPlayer/dependencies/Linux-armhf'
OK

Fetching 'ohNetGenerated'
from 'http://PC868/mirror.openhome.org/releases/artifacts/ohNetGenerated/ohNetGenerated-1.0.86-Linux-armhf-Release.tar.gz'
.... not found on mirror

Fetching 'ohNetGenerated'
from 'http://builds.openhome.org/releases/artifacts/ohNetGenerated/ohNetGenerated-1.0.86-Linux-armhf-Release.tar.gz' (web)
unpacking to '/home/pi/ohPlayer/dependencies/Linux-armhf'
OK
Failed to fetch some dependencies: ohNet
Failed to load requested dependencies
pi@raspberrypi:~/ohPlayer $

[simonc]

(09-02-2016 12:11 PM)guussie Wrote:  Here is my output:
Fetching 'ohNet'
from 'http://builds.openhome.org/releases/artifacts/ohNet/ohNet-1.5.1862-Linux-armhf-Release.tar.gz'
**** WARNING - failed to fetch http://builds.openhome.org/releases/arti...ase.tar.gz ****

[snip]

Failed to fetch some dependencies: ohNet
Failed to load requested dependencies
pi@raspberrypi:~/ohPlayer $

This is my fault - we were running short of disk space and I was a bit over-zelous about pruning old, supposedly obsolete, binaries. If you edit projectdata/dependencies.json to use ohNet v1.6.1928 then run go fetch again, things should work.

[guussie]

(09-02-2016 04:36 PM)simonc Wrote:  

(09-02-2016 12:11 PM)guussie Wrote:  Here is my output:
Fetching 'ohNet'
from 'http://builds.openhome.org/releases/artifacts/ohNet/ohNet-1.5.1862-Linux-armhf-Release.tar.gz'
**** WARNING - failed to fetch http://builds.openhome.org/releases/arti...ase.tar.gz ****

[snip]

Failed to fetch some dependencies: ohNet
Failed to load requested dependencies
pi@raspberrypi:~/ohPlayer $

This is my fault - we were running short of disk space and I was a bit over-zelous about pruning old, supposedly obsolete, binaries. If you edit projectdata/dependencies.json to use ohNet v1.6.1928 then run go fetch again, things should work.

It still doesn't work, please see below.

Thanks, Guus


pi@raspberrypi:~/ohPlayer $ sudo ./go fetch --all
Skipping fetch of ohMediaPlayer as unchanged (http://builds.openhome.org/releases/arti...se.tar.gz)

Fetching 'ohNet'
from 'http://PC868/mirror.openhome.org/releases/artifacts/ohNet/ohNet-1.5.1928-Linux-armhf-Release.tar.gz'
.... not found on mirror

Fetching 'ohNet'
from 'http://builds.openhome.org/releases/artifacts/ohNet/ohNet-1.5.1928-Linux-armhf-Release.tar.gz'
**** WARNING - failed to fetch http://builds.openhome.org/releases/arti...ase.tar.gz ****
Skipping fetch of ohWafHelpers as unchanged (http://builds.openhome.org/releases/arti...92.tar.gz)
Skipping fetch of openssl as unchanged (http://builds.openhome.org/releases/arti...e.tar.bz2)
Skipping fetch of ohNetGenerated as unchanged (http://builds.openhome.org/releases/arti...se.tar.gz)
Failed to fetch some dependencies: ohNet
Failed to load requested dependencies
pi@raspberrypi:~/ohPlayer $

[simonc]

(11-02-2016 07:13 AM)guussie Wrote:  It still doesn't work, please see below.

Fetching 'ohNet'
from 'http://PC868/mirror.openhome.org/releases/artifacts/ohNet/ohNet-1.5.1928-Linux-armhf-Release.tar.gz'
.... not found on mirror

Fetching 'ohNet'
from 'http://builds.openhome.org/releases/artifacts/ohNet/ohNet-1.5.1928-Linux-armhf-Release.tar.gz'
**** WARNING - failed to fetch http://builds.openhome.org/releases/arti...ase.tar.gz ****

You need to update the minor version as well as the build number - to v1.6.1928

[guussie]

(31-01-2016 09:29 AM)DoomHammer Wrote:  Hi gals and guys,

Anybody willing to test-drive a headless version is more than welcome. I made my branch here: https://github.com/DoomHammer/ohPlayer/t...ess-player and compilation instructions differ in that you have to append `DISABLE_GTK=y` to your `make` invocation.

Cheers,
Piotr

Doomhammer,

I have run into another problem, see below. I tried to add user pi to the audio group, but user pi was already added.

Cheers, Guus



pi@openhome:~ $ openhome-player
Using Subnet 192.168.1.0
Volume Control Unavailable
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'OpenHome::AssertionFailed'
Aborted

[roger]

Hi

I have compiled the headless player with mp3, acc and radio activated, but in kazoo I dont see the TuneIn button and have no radio stations under the radio button.

In Linn Konfig I dont have the oportunity to select any TuneIn account that should be used for stations under the radio button like I can in the precompiled distribution from Openhome.

Anyone who know where I can edit in the source to get this working?

/Roger


Edit:

I have solve the halv of the problem, I had not compile with a tunein partner id (because I dont have one...).
Now I compile with my tunein account name, and now is the tunein parts visible, but the login dont work as expected (kazoo hanging, and after a restart I dont see my favorite stations, but I can browse radio stations in tunein).

So it seems I need a real partner id, is this anything I can get from anywhere, or is it impossible to make a own compilation with tunein working?

[pedro]

(15-01-2016 03:00 PM)guussie Wrote:  It would be great if you could provide a headless version for Raspbian, preferably for Jessie. I am currently not abel to test openhome-player because I don't have access to a Raspberry Pi with a display and keyboard.

The OSX version works well. Eagerly waiting for Radio!

Great job!

We have basic headless support in the main codebase now, based on work by DoomHammer. We'll be due another release soon including headless support and new Raspbian Jessie and Ubuntu 15 support - this is currently available if you want to build yourself, or you can wait for the official releases.

(We're also working on completion of the native OSX codec integration, so Radio, Tidal and Qobuz shouldn't be far off)

Thanks for the positive responses!

[mikegriff]

Thank You.
Mike

[guussie]

(17-03-2016 05:33 PM)pedro Wrote:  

(15-01-2016 03:00 PM)guussie Wrote:  It would be great if you could provide a headless version for Raspbian, preferably for Jessie. I am currently not abel to test openhome-player because I don't have access to a Raspberry Pi with a display and keyboard.

The OSX version works well. Eagerly waiting for Radio!

Great job!

We have basic headless support in the main codebase now, based on work by DoomHammer. We'll be due another release soon including headless support and new Raspbian Jessie and Ubuntu 15 support - this is currently available if you want to build yourself, or you can wait for the official releases.

(We're also working on completion of the native OSX codec integration, so Radio, Tidal and Qobuz shouldn't be far off)

Thanks for the positive responses!

That's very good news!

Will there be a specific (easy) procedure to update?

Thanks for everybody's effort.

Guus

[cdr]

Has this support been released yet?