oyvindo wrote: > > Edit: I got a message saying; "A plugin has been updated, LMS needs to > be restarted" - and so I did, and noticed to my surprise that LMSnewGUI > was up'n'running :-) > So, enthustiasticly I played aound with it. Here's my immediate > impressions: I like the GUI. But it takes an awful long time to start, > almost 4 minutes! If I try to browse around in my music library, the > browser session constantly times out and I get an error message on > screen; > > 14568 > > I used to have the same problem with an old version of the LMS Web > interface as well. It seems to me that the code fails to keep the > session alive long enough so the browser times out. This is of course > related to the fact that my music database contains over 100.000 tracks. > But still, it would be nice to play around with LMSnewGUI if I could > only make stay alive. Can you help?
Are you sure there's nothing wrong with your server - it can't be this slow. I have about 65000 tracks in my library, and the NAS runs on a lowly Celeron CPU. Startup time is 8 seconds (!) You are definitely running an ancient version of LMS (which still uses mysql - not a good idea in a resource-limited environment), so you should definitely upgrade it and switch to sqlite (standard in the newer versions of LMS - no more mysql). Same is true for the perl version. This alone will result in a significant speed-up. The operation shown on your screenshot only queries the LMS for 500 albums, and should have a timeout of 30 seconds. It takes <2 seconds to complete on my setup. Even if I increase the timeout, I suspect you won't have much fun using the GUI unless you improve you server's performance... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Roland0's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=56808 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=98186 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list plugins@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
