Ok, so I think I probably had a trailing space, which I fixed but still
experienced the empty directory browser issue. A full scan fixed it
however. I still don't understand why I could always see and play the
files via the artist option? To me if it was a mysql issue, it would
have caused issues
matka;620758 Wrote:
> Which cache is mysql ? I would like to have a faster fix procedure than
> running full scan.
I was just referring to the cache files broadly, ie, the contents of
the folder you see when you look at the SBS web ui under Settings >
Information > Cache folder. But since you're
aubuti;620666 Wrote:
> Hmm, I see what you mean. However, my test on a directory with a
> trailing space (using 7.5.3 on debian lenny) did not bounce me back to
> the root music folder. It showed me blank contents of the directory,
> even though it had tracks in it.
>
> I still have my doubts ab
Hmm, I see what you mean. However, my test on a directory with a
trailing space (using 7.5.3 on debian lenny) did not bounce me back to
the root music folder. It showed me blank contents of the directory,
even though it had tracks in it.
I still have my doubts about it being a MySQL issue, but it
matka;620604 Wrote:
> Last time I've checked the directories with trailing spaces in a name
> have a row in a table with the content type of unknown. Even if the
> directory name is corrected, the entry is not and as a result you can
> not open this directory via browser or remote. I had to debug
matka;620604 Wrote:
> Last time I've checked the directories with trailing spaces in a name
> have a row in a table with the content type of unknown. Even if the
> directory name is corrected, the entry is not and as a result you can
> not open this directory via browser or remote. I had to debug
aubuti;620569 Wrote:
> No. "Music Folder" is the only browse mode that doesn't use the
> database. Instead it reads straight from the OS.
Last time I've checked the directories with trailing spaces in a name
have a row in a table with the content type of unknown. Even if the
directory name is cor
sfraser;620549 Wrote:
> Does SC use mysql when using "Music Folder" to browse the music
> directories?
No. "Music Folder" is the only browse mode that doesn't use the
database. Instead it reads straight from the OS.
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aubuti
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matka;620529 Wrote:
> Do you have any special chars like german umlauts ? If you do then
> create a new directory without them, I think you might still need to
> cleanup in mysql.
Does SC use mysql when using "Music Folder" to browse the music
directories?
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sfraser
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SB3->Be
sfraser;620493 Wrote:
> I have come across that as well. Just to make sure i deleted and renamed
> the directory ensuring there were no end spaces. It did not seem to fix
> the issue.
>
> Thanks
Do you have any special chars like german umlauts ? If you do then
create a new directory without th
matka;620281 Wrote:
> I had this when my directory names contained trailing spaces. Easy to
> check. Such directories were marked as having 'unknown' content in one
> of the mysql tables. Don't remember of hand which one, but can look it
> up if you need it.
I have come across that as well. Just
sfraser;620274 Wrote:
> Hi, I am not sure if this should be posted here or in the general
> discussion folder...?
>
> I am running 7.5.3 SC (had the same symptoms with 7.5.2), my OS is
> Ubuntu desktop 10.10. Sometimes when I add new music directories (CD's)
> to my music directory i cannot acce
Hi, I am not sure if this should be posted here or in the general
discussion folder...?
I am running 7.5.3 SC (had the same symptoms with 7.5.2), my OS is
Ubuntu desktop 10.10. Sometimes when I add new music directories (CD's)
to my music directory i cannot access the directory via the "music
fol
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