bishopdonmiguel Wrote:
For the record, what was it specifically that did the trick? It would
be good to know should I ever get the notion to install the iTunes
thingy.
The suggestion of disabling the automatic rescan, and replacing it with
a daily scan.
I suspect that the updates to the
Quoting Craig, James (IT) [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Actually I was talking nonsense there.
It has been remarked in the past that the non-compiled version of SS
runs faster on Windows than the compiled/.exe version.
Nothing to do with the service - and no-one's ever been able to back
that up with facts
That's it, thanks so much. Is working a treat.
And huge thanks for the plug-in as well, it's fantastic.
Time to get the credit card out.
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Running SS 'interactively' should make no difference to
performance, in fact some people believe it performs
better than the service.
Windows workstations are generally set to give CPU priority to
foreground applications. Accordingly, most of the background
services (including SlimServer)
That's it, thanks so much. Is working a treat.
Good to hear. For the record, what was it specifically that did the
trick? It would be good to know should I ever get the notion to
install the iTunes thingy.
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Because the 'iTunes update' plugin doesn't work if you run Slimserver as
a service.
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Um, no. I don't really know how I would do that..
Thanks for the input though. It's well know that the iTunes update
plugin has this limitation.. but if you know a way around it, I think a
lot of people would be very pleased to hear it!
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Um, no. I don't really know how I would do that.
By default, all Windows services run under the Local System account.
This is a powerful account but it does have limitations for security
purposes. If you have administrator privledges, you can change the
service to run under any local or
