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MyMP3

MyMP3 - 1.0

make your mac share all of your mp3 files

All Time: (3.5)
This Version: (3.5)
Current Version: 1.0
Release Date: 2007-05-02
License: Freeware
Downloads (this version): 1,525
Downloads (all versions): 1,525

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This Version:
Overall Rating: (3.5) Features: (2.8) Support: (2.2)
Ease of Use: (3.7) Quality / Stability: (3.5) Price: (5.0)
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MyMP3 Troubleshooting ReportNext stage - Version: 1.0, 5/3/2007 06:28PM PST

Phoenix DownUnder
OK, I had a chance to test the program. I created a new user account with just one mp3 and indeed it does run on the G5 correctly. Likewise it ran perfectly on the Intel macBook with just 1 mp3. On the original G5 account that failed, there are 691(!! time to clean out the junk!!) detected mp3's (wc -l /tmp/MyMp3_xxxx.txt) and thus the next stage is your software scanning those files. The error log stated "Can't call method "title" on an undefined value at /Users/bruce/Desktop/MyMp3.app/Contents/Resources/MyMp3.pl line 248." Had a look at line 248 and decided there could be a problem about line 218 (mp3->title) if a title is missing. Hope this helps. Cheers,
Bruce.
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MyMP3 ReviewPerfect - Version: 1.0, 5/3/2007 04:03PM PST

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Phoenix DownUnder
Interestingly, it works perfectly on an Intel macBook/1.25G/10.4.9/perl 5.8.6
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MyMP3 ReviewFeedback as requested... - Version: 1.0, 5/3/2007 05:15AM PST

Phoenix DownUnder
OK...
/tmp/MacMP3_xxx_error.log contains...

Can't call method "title" on an undefined value at /Users/bruce/Desktop/MyMp3.app/Contents/Resources/MacMp3.pl line 218.

Cat /tmp/MacMp3_xxxx_server.log contains...
Process Backgrounded
2007/05/03-22:03:40 MacMp3 (type Net::Server::Fork) starting! pid(315)
Binding to TCP port 65000 on host *
Group Not Defined. Defaulting to EGID '501 80 79 81 501'
User Not Defined. Defaulting to EUID '501'
2007/05/03-22:03:41 CONNECT TCP Peer: "172.16.3.202:49274" Local: "172.16.3.202:65000"

Cat /tmp/MacMp3_xxxx_*.txt contains...

Colossus:/tmp bruce$ cat MacM*.txt
/Users/bruce/Documents/iTunes/iTunes Music/Unknown Artist/Unknown Album/cache12656.mp3

<lots an lots in here>

/Users/bruce/Music/iTunes Backup September 22nd 2006/iTunes Music/Various Artists/Elizabethan Serenade - The Best of British Light Music/20 The Dam Busters March (Eric Coates).mp3
Colossus:/tmp bruce$

Hope this helps...
Cheers,
Bruce.
PS I don't mind testing...
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MyMP3 ReviewThis is a Good Idea - Version: 1.0, 5/3/2007 12:34AM PST

Phoenix DownUnder
Alas doesn't work at the moment, but this is a good idea - explain later... This version seems to complete the search process but the creation of the http server process fails. I'm unable to telnet localhost 65000 and get a response. The process is running (ps ax) and the socket is allocated (netstat -a -n | grep 65000) BUT no response!! As I said before, this is a good idea because it can be expanded to search and list useful (sorry mp3 people!!) files such as PDFs. System tested on is a G5 2.5DP/2.5Gb/10.4.9/ with Perl 5.8.6 (perl -v). Have had a look at the source and it all look good. Have tried with and without Apache running. Cheers from downUnder. When I get the expected result, this will be worth 5 stars. Great to see a Perl user. Will try it on an Intel machine alter tonight.
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MyMP3 ReviewThis is a Good Idea - Version: 1.0, 5/3/2007 12:33AM PST

Phoenix DownUnder
Alas doesn't work at the moment, but this is a good idea - explain later... This version seems to complete the search process but the creation of the http server process fails. I'm unable to telnet localhost 65000 and get a response. The process is running (ps ax) and the socket is allocated (netstat -a -n | grep 65000) BUT no response!! As I said before, this is a good idea because it can be expanded to search and list useful (sorry mp3 people!!) files such as PDFs. System tested on is a G5 2.5DP/2.5Gb/10.4.9/ with Perl 5.8.6 (perl -v). Have had a look at the source and it all look good. Have tried with and without Apache running. Cheers from downUnder. When I get the expected result, this will be worth 5 stars. Great to see a Perl user. Will try it on an Intel machine alter tonight.
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