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add uid and rc script for squeezelite, with a README to show how to share
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README
$OpenBSD: README,v 1.1 2016/04/04 12:05:37 sthen Exp $
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------
| Running ${FULLPKGNAME} on OpenBSD
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Squeezelite is a software program emulating a Squeezebox music player.
It requires a running Squeezebox Server on your network to control it
and stream music to it.
It can normally auto-detect the server's address, but in more complicated
network setups you may need to configure it specifically, e.g. by using
"rcctl set squeezelite flags -s ". To set a particular client
name to appear, use "-n ".
sndiod does not normally allow access to audio from two different user
accounts. On a desktop configuration this restriction is inconvenient -
in that case you will usually want to allow Squeezelite to share access
to sndiod with your normal login user. This can be done by copying (not
linking) .aucat_cookie from your home directory to /var/squeezelite.
If Squeezelite is run stand-alone or you don't need to share access to
the audio device, this can be omitted.
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------
| Running ${FULLPKGNAME} on OpenBSD
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Squeezelite is a software program emulating a Squeezebox music player.
It requires a running Squeezebox Server on your network to control it
and stream music to it.
It can normally auto-detect the server's address, but in more complicated
network setups you may need to configure it specifically, e.g. by using
"rcctl set squeezelite flags -s ". To set a particular client
name to appear, use "-n ".
sndiod does not normally allow access to audio from two different user
accounts. On a desktop configuration this restriction is inconvenient -
in that case you will usually want to allow Squeezelite to share access
to sndiod with your normal login user. This can be done by copying (not
linking) .aucat_cookie from your home directory to /var/squeezelite.
If Squeezelite is run stand-alone or you don't need to share access to
the audio device, this can be omitted.