[kalastob]

I also had problems getting the plugin to successfully start the 'squeezelight' server when running on a Raspberry Pi 3. Starting it manually worked, but the plugin always failed somehow to start it without any evidence in the log why it failed.

Checking the arguments sent to to 'squeezelight' I can see the following in 'resources/lib/main_service.py':

Code:

line 205: args = [sl_binary, "-s", self.lmsserver.host, "-a", "80", "-C", "1", "-m",

The argument "-C 1" is not supported, at least not on the bundled 'squeezelight' for ARM/Raspberry Pi. Removing "-C", "1" from the code enabled the plugin to start 'squeezelight' successfully. I don't know if the flag should work on other platforms, it seems to be present in the git-history all the way from the initial commit.