Quoting Vidur Apparao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Dan, > > The problem seems related to the iTunesUpdate plugin. If the plugin > hasn't been updated to be 6.0 compatible, we should disable it by > default. The fact that it isn't disabled (seemingly even if you > explicitly disable it in the UI) seems like a problem. To get going, > however, I'd recommend removing iTunesUpdate.pm from your Plugins > directory and restarting SlimServer. > I havent seen the code for this plugin, so I'm just speculating. however, it is possible to force a plugin to be operating despite any efforts to disable. The Scrobbler plugin does this by forcing a setExecuteCallback that is called during the require, and does not comply with enable or disable. If this itunesUpdate is doing something like this as well, there is little that can be done aside from disabling it as a known bad module.
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