[[Category:Apps]]
[http://www.amahi.org/apps/logitech-media-server Logitech Media Server] (formerly Squeezebox Server) may not work correctly. If it shows the error message:
{{Text| The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later.}}
'''The following steps resolve the issue:'''
[[Open_Terminal_as_root|Open terminal]] on the HDA enter the following commands and accept all defaults ('''DO NOT''' copy and paste):{{Code| cpan}}
'''NOTE:''' At the cpan prompt type <code>force install CGI::Cookie</code> and followed by <code>quit</code> when finished.
Start squeezeboxserver:
{{Code| service squeezeboxserver start}}
'''NOTE:''' If you still receive the message above, a restart of the HDA may be required.
== Playing AAC files on 64-bit installs ==
Squeezebox server plays AAC files natively, but uses a 32-bit library. On 64-bit machines you may get an error message on your squeezebox saying
{{Text| Problem: Can't open file for: [song title]}}
A simple fix for this problem is to install the 32-bit glib package. [[Open_Terminal_as_root|Open terminal]] on your HDA and enter the following:
{{Code| yum install glib.i686}}
Your AAC files should play on successful installation.
To fix, open terminal and type:
{{Code| sudo usermod -a -G users squeezeboxserver}}
You may need to restart your squeezebox server. Now when you want to add directories to your squeezebox using the web interface all your shares should be accessible.
(optional step 1a. You may wish to make a copy of the dnsmasq.conf file before editing. Type in terminal:
{{Code| sudo cp /etc/dnsmasq.conf /etc/dnsmasq.conf.old}}}
step 2. add a custom setting to your dnsmasq.conf file using terminal:
{{Code| sudo vi /etc/dnsmasq.conf}}
Page down to the very end of the file, then press "i" to insert new text: