Re: [slim] Re: Rescan speed - is this normal?

2006-02-28 Thread Michael Herger

Hey, Michael. How come that worked? I thought that was only for
switching versions. ...


Slimserver will always create the db file if it can't find it. I have  
experienced strange scan results which would not disappear with a simple  
rescan. I delete my file whenever I'm doing an update (I don't update  
daily on my main server).


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[slim] Re: Rescan speed - is this normal?

2006-02-27 Thread Jon

Michaelwagner Wrote: 
 
 1. what version of slimserver are you running?
 2. are your music files on a local hard disk or somewhere else?
 3. Under Server / Performance / Database Temporary File Tuning
 (SQLite), make sure it's set to Use RAM
 4. next down, Database Cache Size Tuning , 10,000 is the default and it
 works for me at about 8000 tracks. You might try increasing it to 20,000
 or 30,000.
1. V6.2.2
2. Local hard disk
3. It is
4. I currenty have the cache size set to 50,000

A few folks have mentioned the possibility of a recursive loop ... any
ideas on how I might look for that, short of opening up 538 folders and
inspecting them one at a time, manually?

Thanks ...


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Re: [slim] Re: Rescan speed - is this normal?

2006-02-27 Thread Michael Herger
Have you tried shutting down the server, removing slimserversql.db and  
restarting it again?


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[slim] Re: Rescan speed - is this normal?

2006-02-27 Thread Jon

mherger Wrote: 
 Have you tried shutting down the server, removing slimserversql.db and 
 
 restarting it again?

Thank you for the suggestion ... this did the trick.  After removing
slimserversql.db, the initial scan of 584 albums took about 20 minutes
... and the re-scan for new and changed (after ripping one more CD)
took about 2 minutes ... much better!


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[slim] Re: Rescan speed - is this normal?

2006-02-27 Thread Michaelwagner

Hey, Michael. How come that worked? I thought that was only for
switching versions. ...


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[slim] Re: Rescan speed - is this normal?

2006-02-26 Thread Michaelwagner

No, it's not normal. Not for any processor faster than a slug.

Check to make sure you don't have any loops in your music database. 

A loop would be a windows shortcut pointing back up the directory
tree, or a playlist referring to songs that had moved and are no longer
there, or a playlist that had been moved from it's original directory,
or a cue sheet with similar errors (I don't know enough about cue
sheets to know how to make them loop). 

These things will cause some versions of SlimServer to fail (actually
to loop forever). 

Some of the new beta versions of the server incorporate self-defence
code that traps some of these situations but not all.


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[slim] Re: Rescan speed - is this normal?

2006-02-26 Thread Jon

Thanks.  I don't have any Windows shortcuts (at least, none I created
intentionally)in my music folder ... I do have a playlist sitting on
one of my Squeezeboxes that might possibly be referring to a file I
moved.  If I have a loop, would the rescan always loop forever?  In
both of my recent rescans (the second of which JUST finished), the
rescan eventually finished.

Might doing a Clear library and recan everything help?


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[slim] Re: Rescan speed - is this normal?

2006-02-26 Thread Michaelwagner

Hmm...a few things to check:
1. what version of slimserver are you running?
2. are your music files on a local hard disk or somewhere else?
3. Under Server / Performance / Database Temporary File Tuning
(SQLite), make sure it's set to Use RAM
4. next down, Database Cache Size Tuning , 10,000 is the default and it
works for me at about 8000 tracks. You might try increasing it to 20,000
or 30,000.


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