Hi there, I've written a small ebuild for the empcd application. empcd is a "event music player client daemon". It's a client for the MPD server (music player daemon) which listens on a specified event device and processes events coming from there into MPD actions (like starting playback, skipping songs, etc.) The app also claims that it's possible to associate events with arbitrary scripts. I think this is very powerful, but I didn't test this part of the application. Only the MPD part, which works quite well. Some links: http://mpd.wikia.com/wiki/Client:Empcd http://unfix.org/projects/empcd/ http://prak.org/~henrik/empcd/ The attached ebuild is based on the 2007 version by Henrik which you can download from here: http://prak.org/~henrik/empcd/empcd_2007.11.26.tar.bz2 I started with the mpd123 ebuild file and modified it. I think the ebuild does what it should, but as a real newbie in this field I can't guarantee a thing. So be careful with the file. At least it works for me! *g* Attaching now... Greets, Tobias
Created attachment 141598 [details] empcd ebuild for the 2007-11-26 version I only added ~x86 and ~amd64 keywords, because these are the archs I can test the ebuild on...
Created attachment 141614 [details] empcd initscript I created an additional component for the ebuild (I didn't modify it yet). You can download a working initscript for empcd. It's a bit hacky because it forces empcd into no-daemonize mode so make-pidfile of start-stop-daemon works correctly. empcd doesn't seem to create a pidfile on it's own so I currently solve this by forcing empcd into non-daemon mode, creating a pidfile with start-stop-daemon and forcing the app into background. Oh yes, you should modify the EMPCD_USER setting in the initscript to the user you want to drop the rights for. I don't know if I should have used start-stop-daemon for this in the first place, but empcd seems to also able to handle this...
20080216 is released see http://unfix.org/projects/empcd/
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