This worked best for me in finding loops 'find . -follow -printf ""' I was able to isolate some files and moved them out of /opt/mp3 (see below). I then restarted squeezeboxserver and library.db appears to remain at a manageable size:
-rw-r--r--. 1 squeezeboxserver squeezeboxserver 112M Nov 13 15:01 library.db Before closing this thread I restarted squeezeboxserver one last time. It stops/starts as expected now. # /opt/mp3.TRASH>find . -follow -printf "" [ ... ] find: File system loop detected; ./Brian Eno/Brian Eno - Another Day On Earth (FLAC)/05 - Caught Between.flac/proc/self/task/28068/cwd is part of the same file system loop as .. find: File system loop detected; ./Brian Eno/Brian Eno - Another Day On Earth (FLAC)/05 - Caught Between.flac/proc/self/task/28068/root is part of the same file system loop as ./Brian Eno/Brian Eno - Another Day On Earth (FLAC)/05 - Caught Between.flac. find: File system loop detected; ./Brian Eno/Brian Eno - Another Day On Earth (FLAC)/05 - Caught Between.flac/proc/self/fd/3 is part of the same file system loop as .. [ ... ] # /opt/mp3>find . -follow -printf "" (returns nothing) :-) Thanks for the attention on this. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ezekieldas's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=58214 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=108253
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