> I've attached them to this post. Thanks! Ok, iTunes clearly is deactivated. You could disable the plugin completely (needs a restart) to be sure.
Why did you think it was scanning the iTunes library at all? Have you been using iTunes in SS6.x? > Also, it would be advisable to add something > to the readme regarding this, since like it or not, IE does still have > a 70%+ market share. What should we add to the readme? A recommendation for FireFox, Opera or Safari? We're fully supporting IE6(!) and any reasonable browser. It's a major pain, but I spend days to make this happen, _because_ IE is still the leading (in market share) browser. But we can't change the fact that IE is slower than other browsers. > I double-checked. They're in sub-directories under My Documents\My > Music. But Squeezecenter (SC) was never told to look there, so I'm > assuming that's one of the default places it looks. Any way to turn > that off? SC will _not_ scan any folder unless a.) you tell it to do so (by defining it as music or playlist folder), or b.) if you happen to have a shortcut/playlist/cue sheet in your music/playlist folder, pointing to this outside folder. Please make sure you don't have any of them. Some ripping software creates them automatically without telling you. > There is another bug hiding in there, too: users sets up SC which scans That's not a bug in the software, but in the thinking of the guy who mis-configures his machine. If you lock access to your folders and expect services to have access to it, then you need to read the Windows manual. I must admit: it happened to me, too. It's been some 12 or more years ago on a NT 3.51, and I wasted days because of this (no Google at the time). But I've learned my lesson :-). -- Michael _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
