On Apr 7, 2011, at 4:41 PM, JJZolx wrote: > > Finally, it looks like autorescan is being scrapped from Windows, and is > going to be disabled by default on other OSs. > > r23239 (7.6 trunk) & r32243 (merge to 7.6 onebrowser): > >> Disable autoscan by default except for SqueezeOS (TinySC). >> Do not provide option to enable it for Windows, where it does not > work. > > But in the latest 7.6 onebrowser rev I still see the option in the web > UI settings while running on Windows. Is the option supposed to be > completely removed from the web UI or just ignored? > > And some questions about '*Network share detection interval*'. I've > never completely understood how this works. The 'i' info is pretty > ambiguous: > >> To detect changes on remote network shares or on some operating systems >> with no native change detection support, the files must be polled for >> changes at regular intervals. Select the interval to use for this >> check, in minutes. The default value is 10 minutes. > > Is this only in effect when autorescan is enabled, or is it independent > of that setting? > > Do the Windows changes for autorescan affect this? Should this setting > also be hidden?
Yeah it should also be hidden. It is a timer for the brute-force type of auto-rescan where you have to stat() every file on a network drive to look for changes. _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/beta
