[INIT SCRIPT] PS3 Media Server Debian/Ubuntu init script

[Halfje-Bruin]

think i could get a guide or post explaining how to "edit the variables" as stated?

Just use whatever editor you want to edit the file /etc/init.d/PS3MediaServer.

[jimmx2]

where can i find pms 1.20svn ?
all i can find is the older 1.10.5?

[SSamiK]

Great init script, but I have one problem with it...

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sudo /etc/init.d/PS3MediaServer stop

also kills down Vuze..... This is not a very good thing in my eyes...

[wage]

Hi,

First of all, thanks for a great script! Now to the question, the script or something else behaves rather oddly at startup, i've put it in init.d and added it using rc.d-update. And the server starts at startup, however I keep getting all kinds of error that it can't find the decoders. The strange part is that if I stop and start using sudo ./PS3MediaServer it works perfectly... have I set the permissions wrong somewhere? Or is there a difference in starting a script at startup and in a terminal using sudo?

Thanks!

[Umbra]

where can i find pms 1.20svn ?
all i can find is the older 1.10.5?

svn checkout http://ps3mediaserver.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ ps3mediaserver-read-only

[BalleClorin]

Your script is missing copyright information, and license. Could you please specify?

[Umbra]

Great init script, but I have one problem with it...

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sudo /etc/init.d/PS3MediaServer stop

also kills down Vuze..... This is not a very good thing in my eyes...

Ad the script is made i think it will kill any Java program you have running....

[brainspank]

I concur w/ Umbra. Killing java will get messy (my Eclipse project!).

Code should save it's process ID in a pidfile. 'stop' should stop that PID only.

gettin better, though!

[SSamiK]

Hey RyLoS... Any plans to update your script so that other java apps don't get killed

[WorldOfHurt]

You could try this one as an alternative.