"Two Processes on Same Configuration"

[Pale Rider]

Question for anyone who has done this: on my Synology 411+, running DSM4.2, in the Package Center, my Minim Server shows as "Stopped." But in my desktop Mac, MinimWatch shows that it is running. If I click "Start" in the Package Center, a second MinimWatch icon appears in my Mac menu bar in red, indicating that two processes cannot be run on the same configuration. Is there some reason why MinimServer shows as "Stopped" in the Package Center, but actually appears to be running (and serving up music wonderfully)?

[simoncn]

(11-03-2013 14:24)Pale Rider Wrote:  Question for anyone who has done this: on my Synology 411+, running DSM4.2, in the Package Center, my Minim Server shows as "Stopped." But in my desktop Mac, MinimWatch shows that it is running. If I click "Start" in the Package Center, a second MinimWatch icon appears in my Mac menu bar in red, indicating that two processes cannot be run on the same configuration. Is there some reason why MinimServer shows as "Stopped" in the Package Center, but actually appears to be running (and serving up music wonderfully)?

Did you use JavaManager to install and start Java? If so, see this post for a temporary workaround. A permanent solution will be available in the near future.

[Pale Rider]

(11-03-2013 15:00)simoncn Wrote:  

(11-03-2013 14:24)Pale Rider Wrote:  Question for anyone who has done this: on my Synology 411+, running DSM4.2, in the Package Center, my Minim Server shows as "Stopped." But in my desktop Mac, MinimWatch shows that it is running. If I click "Start" in the Package Center, a second MinimWatch icon appears in my Mac menu bar in red, indicating that two processes cannot be run on the same configuration. Is there some reason why MinimServer shows as "Stopped" in the Package Center, but actually appears to be running (and serving up music wonderfully)?

Did you use JavaManager to install and start Java? If so, see this post for a temporary workaround. A permanent solution will be available in the near future.

Thanks much. Will check it out. UPDATE: Have checked that out. Interesting. I followed the instructions for the patters package, but I probably missed the fact that I was "overlapping" with the already available Oracle Java Manager for the Synology. In fact, I did not notice that Java Manager was even available until after I had installed the complete patters package and MinimServer. I will likely leave this alone until it is addressed in a future package, because it is all running fine now, and I am only using this in a test mode with my PSA PWD and inbound Lumin player. I am also playing around with the Mac OS X version of JRMC, but I expect MinimServer to be my preferred service going forward.

[simoncn]

(20-03-2013 14:19)Pale Rider Wrote:  Thanks much. Will check it out. UPDATE: Have checked that out. Interesting. I followed the instructions for the patters package, but I probably missed the fact that I was "overlapping" with the already available Oracle Java Manager for the Synology. In fact, I did not notice that Java Manager was even available until after I had installed the complete patters package and MinimServer. I will likely leave this alone until it is addressed in a future package, because it is all running fine now, and I am only using this in a test mode with my PSA PWD and inbound Lumin player. I am also playing around with the Mac OS X version of JRMC, but I expect MinimServer to be my preferred service going forward.

The official fix for this problem is now available. If you download and install the current installation package (0.63.5), it should work correctly with either Java Manager or the patters package.

[Pale Rider]

(20-03-2013 14:37)simoncn Wrote:  

(20-03-2013 14:19)Pale Rider Wrote:  Thanks much. Will check it out. UPDATE: Have checked that out. Interesting. I followed the instructions for the patters package, but I probably missed the fact that I was "overlapping" with the already available Oracle Java Manager for the Synology. In fact, I did not notice that Java Manager was even available until after I had installed the complete patters package and MinimServer. I will likely leave this alone until it is addressed in a future package, because it is all running fine now, and I am only using this in a test mode with my PSA PWD and inbound Lumin player. I am also playing around with the Mac OS X version of JRMC, but I expect MinimServer to be my preferred service going forward.

The official fix for this problem is now available. If you download and install the current installation package (0.63.5), it should work correctly with either Java Manager or the patters package.

Sweet; thanks SImon!

[Pale Rider]

Install of new package took mere seconds, and now appears to be working flawlessly. [Can't believe I wrote that, it's like asking for trouble, but it is true at the moment.]

Simon, sent you my PayPal donation. Well worth it!

[simoncn]

(21-03-2013 18:02)Pale Rider Wrote:  Install of new package took mere seconds, and now appears to be working flawlessly. [Can't believe I wrote that, it's like asking for trouble, but it is true at the moment.]

Simon, sent you my PayPal donation. Well worth it!

Thanks very much!

Most of the work to fix this problem was done by winxi. Many thanks for your continuing contributions to the Synology package!

Simon

[Pale Rider]

(21-03-2013 18:32)simoncn Wrote:  

(21-03-2013 18:02)Pale Rider Wrote:  Install of new package took mere seconds, and now appears to be working flawlessly. [Can't believe I wrote that, it's like asking for trouble, but it is true at the moment.]

Simon, sent you my PayPal donation. Well worth it!

Thanks very much!

Most of the work to fix this problem was done by winxi. Many thanks for your continuing contributions to the Synology package!

Simon

Please to see the development of the package. I am eagerly awaiting my Lumin. Minim is already quite good with my PWD.