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You don't need to. Since subsonic is Open Source, there's naturally multiple forks with the licensing code removed. The best fork, which also adds features, is
by euank 13y ago
You don't need to. Since subsonic is Open Source, there's naturally multiple forks with the licensing code removed. The best fork, which also adds features, is madsonic[0]. I recommend it. In addition, if you already have subsonic, the license code is simply a check if your password = the md5 of your email. So using "example@example.com" and "23463b99b62a72f26ed677cc556c44e8" will make it think you're a valid subscriber and give you all features.
[0]: http://www.madsonic.org/ http://www.madsonic.org/
- pacificmint 13y ago> the license code is simply a check if your password = the md5 of your email That used to be the case, but the newer versions actually phone home and verify the license.
- euank 13y agoThanks for the information. It was true the last time I used subsonic, but that isn't all that recently. Still, I have no doubt it wouldn't be hard to remove it from the code.
- cheapskate 13y agoecho "127.0.0.1 subsonic.org" | sudo tee -a /etc/hosts
- wattengard 13y agoSorry but the front of that page made me throw up a bit in my mouth and just close it back down again...
- 72deluxe 13y agoI like how they used a massive picture and then scaled it down in the IMG tag instead of just resizing the picture and putting it on the page. Very entertaining...!