Linux Installation Notes
Headless Running
Thanks to miklos.klaar for this tip: If you are running YAMJ on a linux server with no X11 or monitor (headless) installed you have to add:
-Djava.awt.headless=true
to the java command line after the java command in MovieJukebox.sh. This will tell java not connect to the X11 server and allow the process to finish.
IP v6 Issues
There may be some issues if you have a new installation of Linux that only uses IPv6 networking, such as Debian. A workaround is to use this in your MovieJukebox.sh file
-Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true
So you MovieJukebox.sh file should look something like this:
java -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true -Djava.awt.headless=true -Xms256m -Xmx512m
-classpath .:./resources:./lib/* com.moviejukebox.MovieJukebox "$@"
ist unter Garantie falsch und kann nicht funktionieren.Movie...sh
Und die wären? Die genaue Rückmeldung der Konsole unterschlägst du auch. So kann dir keiner helfen.es werden in der shell mehrere bzw. weitere Optionen genannt, aber keine zum starten.
./MovieJukebox.sh
Yet Another Movie Jukebox 2.3
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http://code.google.com/p/moviejukebox/
Copyright (c) 2004-2011 YAMJ Members
This software is licensed under a Creative Commons License
See this page: http://code.google.com/p/moviejukebox/wiki/License
Revision: r2159
Build Date: 2011-02-11 16:26:36
Usage:
Generates an HTML library for your movies library.
MovieJukebox libraryRoot [-o jukeboxRoot]
libraryRoot : OPTIONAL
This parameter must be specified either on the
command line or as mjb.libraryRoot in the properties file.
This parameter can be either:
- An existing directory (local or network)
This is where your movie files are stored.
In this case -o is optional.
- An XML configuration file specifying one or
many directories to be scanned for movies.
In this case -o option is MANDATORY.
Please check README.TXT for further information.
-o jukeboxRoot : OPTIONAL (when not using XML libraries file)
output directory (local or network directory)
This is where the jukebox file will be written to
by default the is the same as the movieLibraryRoot
-c : OPTIONAL
Clean the jukebox directory after running.
This will delete any unused files from the jukebox
directory at the end of the run.
-k : OPTIONAL
Scan the output directory first. Any movies that already
exist but aren't found in any of the scanned libraries will
be preserved verbatim.
-i : OPTIONAL
Skip the indexing of the library and generation of the
HTML pages. This should only be used with an external
front end, such as NMTServer.
-p propertiesFile : OPTIONAL
The properties file to use instead of moviejukebox.properties
-memory : OPTIONAL
Display and log the memory used by moviejukeboxFirst Run
NOTE: This is a command line program, and as such you will need to access it through a command window (Start -> Run -> CMD).
Before you can run the jukebox for the first time, you will need to edit the library.xml file (or create your own). It is suggested that you create your own file as this will make upgrading easier later.
The LibraryXMLInfo page describes how to set-up a library file.
The CommandSyntax page describes hot to run the program once your library is created.