I use Netjuke and the Netjuke-Tivo to stream music from my server-esque computer to the Tivo in the living room. Unfortunately, Netjuke’s been orphaned since its developer moved on to a new project, Jinzora, which I’m sure is better that Netjuke, but doesn’t have a Netjuke-Tivo analog.
This wasn’t a problem for me until Netjuke stopped working after I upgraded to Fedora-Core 4. It turns out that Netjuke has a variable name, “PRIVATE,” that’s the same as a new reserved keyword in PHP5. Changing that variable name to something more cryptic in all the Netjuke files fixed it.
