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So I oughta be able just to #rc-update del mpd, since I don't need(or |
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can't even use ) it as long as the client has permission to access the |
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files under /var? |
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On 8/31/09, Greg Fitzgerald <netzdamon@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> On Mon, Aug 31, 2009 at 11:11:23AM -0600, Maxim Wexler wrote: |
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>> Hi group, |
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>> This is too baffling to get my head around, I hope someone can explain it |
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>> to me: |
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>> |
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>> mpd is set to run in the default level but if you want to update the |
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>> database mpd must first be stopped! Then to top it off, it doesn't |
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>> have to be restarted to run the client, ncmpcpp in my case. |
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>> So what does mpd do if it's not required for these two essential tasks? |
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>> |
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>> Maxim |
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> Most clients that I have used, ncmpc, mpc, gmpc, all have support to |
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> update the database within the client without restarting the daemon. For |
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> example mpc update will do just that. |
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> Greg |
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