@andyg: Ok, I have to admit that is some self-destruction using Solaris, but once you got to know that gnu-tools-are-not-standard-in-solairs thing you one can cope quite good using with Solaris. Maybe OpenIndiana will make gnu the standard toolbox...
Anyway, I got it. I now checked out what's doing wrong in my box: After doing the info I got from evoz4, I recompiled the modules and ffmpeg. Nothing turned out to be better. BUT: Then I remembered, that my video repo consists of just symlinks to the real files. Scanning the real files worked and now I can watch my videos. Conclusion: I seems to me that the scanner (libmediascan?) does not follow symbolic links. This makes sense to me, because I could not scan images until I added the -D__linux__ to the compiler flags. Another point is that I had to change some lines in mediascan_unix.c (part of libmediascan) for compilation. So, how do I get this thins to follow symlinks? Or is there hope that libmediascan will get an update? BTW: I am using these symlinks for ordering my repo. All tidy tagged files get a symlink to the repos directories. All other messed up files stay away. This keeps some order in the database. Hopefully, the issue can be solved. -- chincheta0815 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ chincheta0815's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=42904 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=93300 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
