Sorry Phil, I was gone for the weekend, but I really appreciate all of your help so far. To answer your questions:
http://127.0.0.1:10002/api/songs? gives me a page cannot be displayed screen after perhaps 10-15 seconds. So that definitely seems to be a problem, if not the problem. My Music is on E:\ and F:\. These are two, 2TB volumes on a SCSI attached array on the same machine running SBS. My SBS (containing two shortcuts to E:\ and F:\) music folder is C:\MusicLibrary. "I think your problem is related to step 1. If you are only reading "mixable status" from MiP, this is an incremental process (as I understand it) so the error message you are getting is preventing any new tracks (in MiP) being set as mixable in SBS - however, anything mixable from prior scans stays as mixable. This could lead to you seeing rather confusing results. The whole shortcuts thing could be a red herring." I don't really understand what you're aying here. I don't have any songs mixable at all at this point and it all crapped out when I switched to using shortcuts. One important point that keeps me from thinking that the shortcut thing is a red herring is that I can get a 2TB volume SBS with MiP information just fine. The only change I make is to point the SBS library directly at the file location instead of a shortcut. "I'd concentrate on http://127.0.0.1:10002/api/songs?extended - if this doesn't work when pasted into a browser it won't work in the scanner and you won't be able to add the mixable status of any new tracks at all - even from your existing disk with no shortcuts" I'm not sure about this. I'm trying a scan again with SBS pointed to the actual volume location. I'll try http://127.0.0.1:10002/api/songs?extended and let you know if it works that way. I am running a headless server (setup via instructions on Spicefly) and do have an active the MusicMagicServer process running. Additionally http://127.0.0.1:10002 works just fine and I can see all tracks here. The Windows GUI isn't running, all services are unchecked and I've set the port to 10003 in the off chance they come to life on their own. "...and you are reloading the cache into the headless server (or stopping and restarting the service) after you make any changes to the content of default.m3lib?" Sorry, I don't quite follow this. The cache is loaded into the headless server. I have done some new analysis on both the GUI and http://127.0.0.1:10002 over the last several months, but the caches seem to match and I've restarted this machine so many times trouble-shooting this, that the service has been stopped and restarted many times. I'm using XP SP3, MiP 1.9 (but this issue persists with 1.8 as well), SBS is 7.4.1 r28947 and the browser is IE 7. Just to clarify, the above setup works perfectly when the SBS library is pointed directly to a folder or drive. With the exact same set up, with SBS pointed to a folder of shortcuts, it doesn't work at all. That really seems like a single variable issue, but I am totally at a loss of how to resolve it. You're right, not being able to access http://127.0.0.1:10002/api/songs?extended seems to be the issue, but how do I go about troubleshooting this? Thanks again for all the help. -- Ultraviolet ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ultraviolet's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=16516 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=75108 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list plugins@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
