(06-Jul-2018, 09:38 AM)agent_kith Wrote:

(06-Jul-2018, 05:58 AM)pinnocchio Wrote: Yep, it's getting an IPv6 Link Local address but not from my IPv6 DHCP server. Well maybe but it does not show up under ifconfig. Regardless, I'm able to ping all my IPv6 addresses (SnakeOil OS, Windows 10, Windows Server 2016, etc...).

There is a line in ifconfig about inet6.. Does it have an address?

--- Yes, Link Local IPv6 (FE80 but not my routable IPv6 DHCP address. It does not matter anyways, the IPv6 Link local is all I need for the network anyways.
 

(06-Jul-2018, 05:58 AM)pinnocchio Wrote: Seems like everytime I'm trying to use HQ Player Client, the process ID (PID) under SnakeOil changes right after trying to use the NetworkAudioAdapter and NetworkAudioAdapter IPv6.

Here's what it does when I run this command manually :

dominic@HQP-NAA1:~$ sudo NETWORKAUDIOD_IPV6=0 networkaudiod start

NAA is already running, hence the error. Try:

--- Yes, I figured that out after writing this. 

Code:

sudo NETWORKAUDIOD_IPV6=0 networkaudiod restart

(06-Jul-2018, 05:58 AM)pinnocchio Wrote: It does Illegal instruction as soon as I open the HQ Player Client and try to modify the NetworkAusioAdapter from IPv4 to IPv6
I could try to install the 3.54.x NAA?

I've only tested NAA against the HQP that's installed on Snakeoil. Perhaps you do need to run 3.54x and above. Download the latest deb file, and drop it into the install box on the Snakeoil WebApp. Next go to the music players page and restart the players (just to be safe).

Now try and see if you can see this machine from your other computer again.

PS: if not wrong, I think the MPD v19 uninstall is fixed in the next releast Blind Testing (I'd double check and confirm tonight if I can).
--- I've updated the .deb package to 3.54x last night but it made no changes. I will run more tests 

(06-Jul-2018, 09:49 AM)agent_kith Wrote: What's running on the RPi? NAA or HQPlayer?

Try and update the NAA to the latest version (see my previous post) and see if that works.

Alternatively, install HQPLayer on the Snakeoil PC as well as see if they can talk to each other. Once we worked this out systematically, then we can rule out issues and nail down what the problem is (is it IPv6, is it version incompatibility? is it networking? etc).

(07-Jul-2018, 11:41 PM)pinnocchio Wrote: I updated to Beta 4 and installed HQ Player NAA and server but the server seems to refuse to start

(07-Jul-2018, 11:41 PM)pinnocchio Wrote: In beta 4 when you add your license and restart, the license info is lost and has to be re-entered.

(07-Jul-2018, 11:41 PM)pinnocchio Wrote: I'm starting to think that there's probably something wrong with that computer... Or at least the networking side... Even using DietPi x86 version on it (network works fine) and adding the HQ Player NAA, I'm not seeing it in the Player... Installing on my laptop or RPi2 everything works fine... Could it be some missing features from the network driver from Linux? Would NVidia own driver (non-free) be a better choice?

(09-Jul-2018, 07:56 AM)agent_kith Wrote:

(07-Jul-2018, 11:41 PM)pinnocchio Wrote: I updated to Beta 4 and installed HQ Player NAA and server but the server seems to refuse to start

Click on the text 'Fail to start'. What does it say?

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**** 2018-07-09T00:43:33
**** HQPlayer (VNC)

Starting VNC Server
Executable: cd /var/www;_NAME="" _OUTPUT="" _FORMAT="" _OPTIONS=""  /var/www/players/HQPlayer/init /var/www/players/HQPlayer 2>&1;/usr/bin/vncserver 2>&1;

New 'HQP-NAA1:1 (root)' desktop is HQP-NAA1:1

Starting applications specified in /root//.vnc/xstartup
Log file is /root//.vnc/HQP-NAA1:1.log
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(07-Jul-2018, 11:41 PM)pinnocchio Wrote: In beta 4 when you add your license and restart, the license info is lost and has to be re-entered.

Hmm. Perhaps it's the way Snakeoil OS works. From within VNC, after you have registered the HQPlayer license information, can you try and quit the application? HQPLayer may restart automatically or not (can't remember now). And when it restarts, is the license infomation kept? If yes, then it will remember the information from then on.

If not, it looks like a bug in HQPlayer itself.

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I was actually talking about the Snakeoil OS license by itself. I enter it but on every reboot I have to re-enter it again. It was working ok with the non-beta build.
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(07-Jul-2018, 11:41 PM)pinnocchio Wrote: I'm starting to think that there's probably something wrong with that computer... Or at least the networking side... Even using DietPi x86 version on it (network works fine) and adding the HQ Player NAA, I'm not seeing it in the Player... Installing on my laptop or RPi2 everything works fine... Could it be some missing features from the network driver from Linux? Would NVidia own driver (non-free) be a better choice?

The network driver is the physical layer, so I doubt it's a problem with Nvidia's driver. Perhaps the IPv6 DHCP client is not installed.

Can you SSH into the machine and run

Code:

sudo apt-get install -y wide-dhcpv6-client

Now reboot the computer and see if it works?

Hadn't have much luck with IPv6 myself because (believe it or not!) my ISP still don't support do IPv6!!!!

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Ok, ran the command and rebooted. I still only see the Link Local IPv6. Anyways, no big deal here. 
Could you add in the Networking tab the IPv6 address along with the IPv4 already displayed?
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Would it be best to re-install everything from scratch or it shouldn't change anything?

Thanks and all the best!
Do 

(09-Jul-2018, 01:22 PM)agent_kith Wrote: If the registration disappears after a reboot, it sounds like you're still booting from the LiveCD. Can you check if you have removed the CD/DVD media or USB stick and try again? Maybe all the problems you're seeing is because of this LiveCD mode.