A closely related bug was filed a little while back. The problem also
appears if your server uses network storage and that storage is
unavailable for whatever reason.
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=5067
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JJZolx
Jim
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Michael Herger wrote:
>> Shame about this! I would guess it would be a pretty easy thing to
>> fix,
>
> Patches are always welcome.
>
>> and I can't imagine many find this feature to be useful...
>
> From the machine's point of view the file doesn't exist any more.
> Whether it's been deleted or
amorphia;253411 Wrote:
> I would guess it would be a pretty easy thing to fix
If it was easy it would already have been done.
kdf had some patching idea in the following thread when I asked the
questions a few months back:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=38874
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erland
Erland
> Shame about this! I would guess it would be a pretty easy thing to fix,
Patches are always welcome.
> and I can't imagine many find this feature to be useful...
From the machine's point of view the file doesn't exist any more. Whether it's
been deleted or the disc accidentally not plugged in
Shame about this! I would guess it would be a pretty easy thing to fix,
and I can't imagine many find this feature to be useful...
Cheers,
Ben
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amorphia
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sleepysurf wrote:
> I've encountered that problem myself a number of times... VERY
> frustrating. Playlist index can also be messed up in same fashion.
> Hopefully it's somewhere on their "To-Fix" list.
I don't believe so.
Now, if I could only find the thread in which I discussed this with kdf.
I've encountered that problem myself a number of times... VERY
frustrating. Playlist index can also be messed up in same fashion.
Hopefully it's somewhere on their "To-Fix" list.
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sleepysurf
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amorphia wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a silly habit of forgetting to turn on my network hard drive
> where my music resides before trying to play a song on the squeezebox.
> Slimserver has a silly habit deleting the said song from the library
> index whenever this happens. This forces me to do a fu
I'm pretty sure it isn't possible to turn off the deletes without
changing the SlimServer source code.
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erland
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Hi all,
I have a silly habit of forgetting to turn on my network hard drive
where my music resides before trying to play a song on the squeezebox.
Slimserver has a silly habit deleting the said song from the library
index whenever this happens. This forces me to do a full library rescan
before I
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