I want to thank you all for your help.
I did find the problem and for now it seems to scan correct again. It
seams MySQL_5 installed on the nas was the problem. I stopped the
service fryday because there was no use for it and when the nas started
Saturday morning Logitech media server
I'm back.:D
This is where everything is stored on the nas.
Cache Folder/raid/data/module/SQUEEZEBOXSERVER/system/SlimCache
Preferences Folder/raid/data/module/SQUEEZEBOXSERVER/system/etc/prefs
Plugin
Folders/raid/data/module/SQUEEZEBOXSERVER/system/SlimCache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins,
mherger wrote:
> > Yes it did scan in the beginning but I only did it ones as I did not
> add
> > any new cd's. The Nas has 2 TB of space. That would/should be more
> than
> > enough to store my +/- 1000 cd's collection.
>
> That's only part of the story. The cache folder might be located in a
Yes it did scan in the beginning but I only did it ones as I did not add
any new cd's. The Nas has 2 TB of space. That would/should be more than
enough to store my +/- 1000 cd's collection.
That's only part of the story. The cache folder might be located in a
place outside this large
Thank you Micheal for joining in.
Yes it did scan in the beginning but I only did it ones as I did not add
any new cd's. The Nas has 2 TB of space. That would/should be more than
enough to store my +/- 1000 cd's collection.
> Can you work on the NAS command line?
Never done it in Linux. I am
Unfortunately the question "has it ever worked?" has not been answered yet.
Can you work on the NAS command line? I'd start by deleting the
library.db. Check where the cache folder is located in
Settings/Information. Then restart LMS. If the file itself was corrupted
this would sort it out.
I'd suggest that after the initial scan the db file becomes locked for
some reason - hence it can't be opened on the second scan - but you
really need Michael Herger to cast his eye over the log file to tell you
what is going on.
Trust me though that running LMS on something different and
d6jg wrote:
> If you want to persevere with the Thecus then I would troubleshoot as
> follows
>
> Remove all music files.
> Add them back in blocks of 10 CDs to start with and rescan.
> If LMS borks on the first 10 then it sounds like your db is screwed but
> delete them and try a different 10
capri v8 driver wrote:
> it a custom. I did build serveral Capri v8's. But this one is the first
> I build and I own it for 24 years now and is not for sale.
Very nice!
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will
If you want to persevere with the Thecus then I would troubleshoot as
follows
Remove all music files.
Add them back in blocks of 10 CDs to start with and rescan.
If LMS borks on the first 10 then it sounds like your db is screwed but
delete them and try a different 10 to be sure.
If it accepts
capri v8 driver wrote:
> 2127121272
>
> it a custom. I did build serveral Capri v8's. But this one is the first
> I build and I own it for 24 years now and is not for sale.
>
>
> Maybe I should install a different media player like plex?
Very nice Capri.
Plex is great for videos etc but not
Do you show the Capri?
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Paul Webster wrote:
> The values "(?, ?, ?)" look suspicious.
> Perhaps an audio file has corrupted meta data.
>
> Are there any clues from the lines before this in the scanner log file
> that show which file it was working on?
I just copied the logs. I don't have much understanding of this.
And the server logfile:
frame 0: Slim::Utils::Log::logBacktrace
(/raid0/data/module/SQUEEZEBOXSERVER/squeezeboxserver/Slim/Schema/Storage.pm
line 122)
frame 1: Slim::Schema::Storage::throw_exception
(/raid0/data/module/SQUEEZEBOXSERVER/squeezeboxserver/CPAN/DBIx/Class/Storage/DBI.pm
line 1194)
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