- pi_hifiberry_amp: the boot config lives at /boot/firmware/config.txt. - pi_sysdweb: install python3-dbus and python3-systemd from apt, which trixie ships at the versions sysdweb needs; bookworm gets the headers pip needs to build dbus-python 1.4 itself. - pi_squeezeserver: trixie images have no iptables, and so cannot have the port 80 redirect that absent.yml removes - skip that step there instead of failing. - pi_modern_shell_env, pi_slint_frontend: read facts through `ansible_facts` rather than the deprecated injected `ansible_*` variables. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
pi_squeezeserver
The Logitech Media Server (logitechmediaserver, the daemon formerly known as
squeezeboxserver), plus its pi_sysdweb registration and a port 80 -> 9000 redirect.
pi_squeezeserver_state picks a direction:
present- install it and run it (tasks/present.yml).absent- stop it, purge the package, unregister it from sysdweb, drop the iptables redirect and delete/var/lib/squeezeboxserverand/var/log/squeezeboxserver(tasks/absent.yml).
mediapis.yml derives the state from mediapi_has_squeezeserver, which defaults to
false in group_vars/mediapis.yml. That default is deliberate and is a policy, not
an oversight: no media pi runs its own LMS. Every squeezelite in the fleet is
pointed at pi_squeezelite_squeezeserver (192.168.178.80, the server) by
inventory.yml, so a server running on a pi has no clients. musicdolphin had one
anyway - left over from earlier provisioning, since no playbook has installed it - and
on a 2 GB Pi also driving a kiosk browser it was costing ~30 MB resident and ~47 MB of
swap for nothing.
Set mediapi_has_squeezeserver: true in a host's vars if one ever genuinely needs it.