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Saruman! at 17:46, 5 August 2012

2012-08-05T17:46:02Z

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	Target of this section of the wiki is to explain how to install and configure your Debian server so that it can act as a multimedia repository for your DLNA-capable equipment. In this case, we're going to optimize our DLNA server for a Samsung SmartTV, which supports Samsung's "AllShare", a slightly extended variant of DLNA.		Target of this section of the wiki is to explain how to install and configure your Debian server so that it can act as a multimedia repository for your DLNA-capable equipment. In this case, we're going to optimize our DLNA server for a Samsung SmartTV, which supports Samsung's "AllShare", a slightly extended variant of DLNA.
			==Compiling and installing==
	We start out by downloading the latest version of MiniDLNA from its [http://sourceforge.net/projects/minidlna/files/ SourceForge website]. At the time of writing, it's version 1.0.25. This file is extracted to the '''/usr/src/''' directory:		We start out by downloading the latest version of MiniDLNA from its [http://sourceforge.net/projects/minidlna/files/ SourceForge website]. At the time of writing, it's version 1.0.25. This file is extracted to the '''/usr/src/''' directory:
	localhost:/usr/src# '''tar xzf minidlna_1.0.25_src.tar.gz'''		localhost:/usr/src# '''tar xzf minidlna_1.0.25_src.tar.gz'''
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	Linking testupnpdescgen		Linking testupnpdescgen
	localhost:/usr/src/minidlna-1.0.25# '''_'''		localhost:/usr/src/minidlna-1.0.25# '''_'''
			After succesful compilation, we can simply install with
			localhost:/usr/src/minidlna-1.0.25# '''make install'''
			install -d /usr/sbin
			install minidlna /usr/sbin
			localhost:/usr/src/minidlna-1.0.25# '''_'''
			==Starting MiniDLNA==

Saruman! at 15:54, 5 August 2012

2012-08-05T15:54:14Z

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	We start out by downloading the latest version of MiniDLNA from its [http://sourceforge.net/projects/minidlna/files/ SourceForge website]. At the time of writing, it's version 1.0.25. This file is extracted to the '''/usr/src/''' directory:		We start out by downloading the latest version of MiniDLNA from its [http://sourceforge.net/projects/minidlna/files/ SourceForge website]. At the time of writing, it's version 1.0.25. This file is extracted to the '''/usr/src/''' directory:
	~~'''~~localhost:/usr/src# ''tar xzf minidlna_1.0.25_src.tar.gz''		localhost:/usr/src# '''tar xzf minidlna_1.0.25_src.tar.gz'''
	localhost:/usr/src# ''cd minidlna-1.0.25/''		localhost:/usr/src# '''cd minidlna-1.0.25/'''
	localhost:/usr/srcminidlna-1.0.25# ''make''		localhost:/usr/srcminidlna-1.0.25# '''make'''
	./genconfig.sh		./genconfig.sh

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	make: *** [config.h] Error 1		make: *** [config.h] Error 1
	localhost:/usr/srcminidlna-1.0.25# ''_'''''		localhost:/usr/srcminidlna-1.0.25# '''_'''
	MiniDLNA has some dependencies; executing the '''make''' command has shown us which dependencies are unfulfilled (your list will probably differ). In the above case, the cure for the missing libraries is		MiniDLNA has some dependencies; executing the ''make'' command has shown us which dependencies are unfulfilled (your list will probably differ). In the above case, the cure for the missing libraries is
	'''localhost:/usr/src# ''apt-get install libavcodec-dev libavformat-dev libflac-dev libvorbis-dev libexif-dev libjpeg-dev libid3tag0-dev'''''		''localhost:/usr/src# '''apt-get install libavcodec-dev libavformat-dev libflac-dev libvorbis-dev libexif-dev libjpeg-dev libid3tag0-dev''' ''
	After installing all packages that MiniDLNA needs, the output of '''make''~~' becomes~~:		After installing all packages that MiniDLNA needs, the output of ''make'' may be similar to:
	~~'''dworkin~~:/usr/src/minidlna-1.0.25# ''make''		localhost:/usr/src/minidlna-1.0.25# '''make'''
	./genconfig.sh		./genconfig.sh
	Compiling minidlna.c		Compiling minidlna.c
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	Compiling testupnpdescgen.c		Compiling testupnpdescgen.c
	Linking testupnpdescgen		Linking testupnpdescgen
	~~dworkin~~:/usr/src/minidlna-1.0.25# ''_'''''		localhost:/usr/src/minidlna-1.0.25# '''_'''

Saruman! at 15:51, 5 August 2012

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   make: *** [config.h] Error 1
   localhost:/usr/srcminidlna-1.0.25# ''_'''''
-MiniDLNA has some dependencies; executing the '''make''' command has shown us which dependencies are unfulfilled (your list will probably differ). After installing all packages that MiniDLNA needs, the output of '''make''' becomes:
+MiniDLNA has some dependencies; executing the '''make''' command has shown us which dependencies are unfulfilled (your list will probably differ). In the above case, the cure for the missing libraries is

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2012-08-05T15:19:01Z

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Target of this section of the wiki is to explain how to install and configure your Debian server so that it can act as a multimedia repository for your DLNA-capable equipment. In this case, we're going to optimize our DLNA server for a Samsung SmartTV, which supports Samsung's "AllShare", a slightly extended variant of DLNA.

We start out by downloading the latest version of MiniDLNA from its [http://sourceforge.net/projects/minidlna/files/ SourceForge website]. At the time of writing, it's version 1.0.25. This file is extracted to the '''/usr/src/''' directory:
'''localhost:/usr/src# ''tar xzf minidlna_1.0.25_src.tar.gz''
localhost:/usr/src# ''cd minidlna-1.0.25/''
localhost:/usr/srcminidlna-1.0.25# ''make''
./genconfig.sh

ERROR! Cannot continue.
The following required libraries are either missing, or are missing development headers:

libavcodec libavformat libavutil libflac libvorbis libogg libid3tag libexif libjpeg

make: *** [config.h] Error 1
localhost:/usr/srcminidlna-1.0.25# ''_'''''
MiniDLNA has some dependencies; executing the '''make''' command has shown us which dependencies are unfulfilled (your list will probably differ). After installing all packages that MiniDLNA needs, the output of '''make''' becomes: