Ok, so I got rid of the offending directory and the scan/file addition
has succeeded. A question, is the design intent for the scan process to
exit upon failure to read a file or directory? Or is there possibly
another issue at play?
Thanks,
Scott
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Paul Webster wrote:
> Try increasing the log level (Settings/Advanced/Logging) for
> scan.import and scan.scanner
> and run a new scan to see if it gives any more information about what is
> happening just before the failure.
>
> You could also experiment with "Database Memory Config" setting
Paul Webster wrote:
> Try increasing the log level (Settings/Advanced/Logging) for
> scan.import and scan.scanner
> and run a new scan to see if it gives any more information about what is
> happening just before the failure.
>
> You could also experiment with "Database Memory Config" setting
d6jg wrote:
> Check the file permissions.
So I tried doing a chmod _R 777 on the music folder structure, which did
not help unfortunately but thanks anyways. Another issue I have been
experiencing after starting the LMS service is port 9000 communication
timeouts . Basically I can't access
Try increasing the log level (Settings/Advanced/Logging) for
scan.import and scan.scanner
and run a new scan to see if it gives any more information about what is
happening just before the failure.
You could also experiment with "Database Memory Config" setting
(Settings/Advanced/Performance).
Check the file permissions.
Jim
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I am in the process of rebuilding a Pi3 (Max2play 2.56) LMS server for
my cottage. I have installed a nightly 8.30 version of LMS. I have
copied and verified my entire music catalog from my home NAS to a
portable HD. Music consists of FLAC and MP3. During the "discovering of
files /directories on
