Path to Shairport on Rpi

[Taxicletter]

Hi,
I'm trying to configure a SnapCast Server on a Raspberry Pi Model 3. I think a have the necessary software installed (SnapCast server and Shairport on Raspberry Pi OS lite).
I can see the server in the network, hooray.
But what path do I write in this line:
airplay:///<path/to/shairport-sync>?name=<name>[&dryout_ms=2000][&devicename=Snapcast][&port=5000][&password=<my password>]
I'm a beginner to this kind of stuff. I know some basics, but that's it. :-)

[kingosticks]

The notation is explained at https://github.com/badaix/snapcast/blob/master/doc/configuration.md and that page also explains the airplay specific parameters. If you search the issues you can see some real people's examples but here are a couple of simple ones:

• airplay:///shairport-sync?name=MyAirPlay
• airplay:///shairport-sync?name=AnotherExample&password=supersecret&port=12345

[Taxicletter]

Thank you kingosticks,

I read that page, but I can't find an answer there. Some of the explanations are to complex for my knowledge of linux.

In your examples, its 3 "/", but in the manual it's 2. That doesn't matter? What is right?

So in
airplay:///<path/to/shairport-sync>?name=<name>[&dryout_ms=2000][&devicename=Snapcast][&port=5000][&password=<my password>]
I ignore the words "path/to" and just write something like in your example. I tried that. If I scan for Airplay devices, I see the name I gave my Raspberry, but tot the name I write in that config file. I did
sudo systemctl restart snapserver

Isn't there a step-by-step manual for less advanced users? If there is, you can just point me there, I'm not to lazy to search a solution for myself (if I have enough information).

This is in /etc/snapserver.conf which isn't commented out. That's the default content, except for the airplay stream.

[server]
[http]
doc_root = /usr/share/snapserver/snapweb
[tcp]
[stream]
airplay:///shairport-sync?name=LubbaDubMuzik
[logging]

[Taxicletter]

Maybe this info helps:

In /etc/init.d I can see: shairport-sync and snapserver in the list.

I did systemctl enable shairport-sync and systemctl enable snapserver.

service --status-all:

[ + ]  shairport-sync
[ + ]  snapserver

In /etc/default/snapserver is nothing then the default:

# Start the server, used only by the init.d script
START_SNAPSERVER=true

# Additional command line options that will be passed to snapserver
# note that user/group should be configured in the init.d script or the systemd unit file
# For a list of available options, invoke "snapserver --help" 
SNAPSERVER_OPTS=""