NAs Wakeup is somewhat fast. Say 30s or so.
The output doesn't lag but takes some time to read the entire NAS.
The NAS is also old QNAP TS412 with non-upgradeable 256Mb memory,
Marvell 1.5 Mhz Processor and 4x2TB disks.
If the drive is not asleep, there should not be large delay. How long
does it take for LMS to do an audio scan of the drive?
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MAAC wrote:
> Why is it scanning the NAS?
There is a button on the LMS page that allows the user to remove the LMS
cache plus there is functionality to ask if cache should be preserved
when LMS is being removed.
Those items change behaviour depending on whether or not LMS cache is
found.
The cache is on Sd card on the RPI and not on the NAS.
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ItÂ’s not searching the whole drive. Max depth limits the search. And
the path in LMS prefs is not the actual path, as there are symlinks that
make the connection.
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Did run the command in Putty and it took 5 or 6 minutes.
Why is the script searching for the cache through the entire library if
the cache is defined in the LMS configuration?
You only have to follow the configured path and check if the file is
there or not.
MAAC wrote:
> How do I run the command ?
> Via command line ?
Details provided in earlier reply from pCP team member
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?116837-PCP-8-2-0-on-Pi4-very-slow-access-to-LMS-tab=1065730=1#post1065730
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins
How do I run the command ?
Via command line ?
You'd have to use something like Putty to connect over SSH to the
device. Then run the command on the shell there. I don't think there's a
way to run a command through the web UI.
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How do I run the command ?
Via command line ?
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No m3u.txt jpg or other files except a few albums with Pdfs with Kids
Albums lyrics.
No playlists either.
So, no more than 3 directories depth
Please try to run the command provided. The three levels are down from
the pCP's point of view.
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My music is organized like this:
Root\Tagged files\Index Letter A,B,C ...Z
Root\Untagged Files\Few Index letters
Inside Index Letter
Artist - Album\01 - Title (single artists)
Album\Artist - Title (compilations)
No m3u.txt jpg or other files except a few albums with Pdfs with Kids
Albums
mherger wrote:
> Skimming lms.cgi (takes 5s+ here) I'm seeing this candidate:
>
> >
Code:
> > # logic to activate/inactivate buttons depending upon whether LMS cache
is present or not
> TMP=$(find /mnt -type d -maxdepth 3 | grep slimserver/Cache)
>
Would like to try but my problem is I'm a Windows user, and don't know
nothing about Linux scripts.
When I try to change files I get those permission messages errors.
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Why not try a a change to that file and see if it speeds things up for
you?
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author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, abc
australia and cbc/radio-canada
and, via the extra \"radio now
... but the cache location is configured on the LMS configuration
page...
Script has only to read the config file not scanning all folders. That's
my point of view.
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MAAC wrote:
>
> I just want to load the config page. Why the hell is LMS scanning all
> folders?
>
Michael provided a line of code from the pCP web page provider that is
called when you visit that page in pCP.
I presume that pCP is trying to determine where the cache file is so
that you can
Sorry I don't get it.
Yes, the NAS is a bit old, but switched the RPI from WIFI to Ethernet
and gained a minute or so. It takes about 7-8 min to load the config
page.
I just want to load the config page. Why the hell is LMS scanning all
folders?
Listing works fast on the LMS player interface
Skimming lms.cgi (takes 5s+ here) I'm seeing this candidate:
Code:
# logic to activate/inactivate buttons depending upon whether LMS cache is
present or not
TMP=$(find /mnt -type d -maxdepth 3 | grep slimserver/Cache)
If you've mounted a
sbp wrote:
> I have seen something like that before. Please go to tweaks page and
> untick the picore controls and the LMS panels.
> Hit save.
RPI4 8 Gb. Picoreplayer 8.2. 35 Tracks.
Makes no difference...7 min for loading.
I had version 8.3 installed but was same behavior.
I have seen something like that before. Please go to tweaks page and
untick the picore controls and the LMS panels.
Hit save.
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I'm running PcP LMS 8.2 server and player on an Rpi 4B attached to
router through ethernet. I access the PCP page using a 2017 macbook pro
on 5G wifi and Chrome browser. The pcp page opens immediately. The LMS
tab took 2 seconds upon 'waking', after that clicking that tab the
response was
You could try using the browser developer tools to trace the network
activity to see if there is a request that takes a very long time to be
responded to etc etc.
On pCP 8 - the script that is being run is
/var/www/cgi-bin/lms.cgi
It does a bunch of things and then calls pcp_lms_status to see
Heuer wrote:
> RPi4 with pCP running LMS 8.2.1 (server only) here and LMS page opens
> immediately.
On mine it does so on a fresh installation before music scanning, but
then ...
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RPi4 with pCP running LMS 8.2.1 (server only) here and LMS page opens
immediately.
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Paul Webster wrote:
> Just to be 100% clear ... is this discussion about the tab at the very
> top of the pCP screen that has a tab for each pCP player plus the LMS
> tab?
> Not the pCP LMS settings page that is underneath the piCorePlayer
> banner.
>
> If yes (the tab at the top) then do you
Just to be 100% clear ... is this discussion about the tab at the very
top of the pCP screen that has a tab for each pCP player plus the LMS
tab?
Not the pCP LMS settings page that is underneath the piCorePlayer
banner.
If yes (the tab at the top) then do you also find the LMS web interface
to
cramcram wrote:
> Having similar problems. On my PI it takes around 20 seconds to load the
> LMS tab. Always loads, but always has been very slow.
Same here, slow to load (10-20 secs) been like this a goodish while now,
12 months? Used to be fairly instant.
*Server - LMS 8.3.0 *RPi4B
Having similar problems. On my PI it takes around 20 seconds to load the
LMS tab. Always loads, but always has been very slow.
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SSH into the RPi and take a look at the LMS logs and also use "top" to
see if something is using all CPU.
LMS logs can be seen via /var/log/slimserver/server.log
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm
I have the same problem but mine is connected via WIFI, if that matters.
I had the 8.3 version installed and the same happened.
My library consists of 30+ tracks and 28000 albums if that matters.
Thank You for Your attention.
I have a Pi4 which runs PCP 8.2 64bit as a player/server. The Pi is
connected via ethernet to an internal Wifi mesh. For the last couple of
days the LMS tab on the PCP web interface is essentially unobtainable
(once the header is loaded it then spins for minutes at a time before
loading almost
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