DJanGo wrote: 
> Its not unusual eg. a clear and rescan is always stored in the
> server.log
> 
> show me (us) the lines from /storage/Scripts/LMSstarted.sh
Previously the scanner log contained the scan details, now it's in the
server log, which hasn't happened before.  The scanner log contains no
new log entry since I reinstalled LMS.

For the inquisitive, I used to use LMSstarted.sh to trigger some other
LMS-related programs, notably a stand-alone squeezelite and a
stand-alone UPnP Bridge (squeeze2upnp).  This was also part of my
exploration of the change from init.d, to upstart and now systemd daemon
server startup mechanisms on ubuntu.  In some versions I got those
server start-up routines to wait on the "logitechmediaserver-started"
event, which gets triggered a little after LMS actually starts.

I don't use these any more, preferring the plugin versions of both, but
I left the start-up routine in to remind me of how it sued to work in
case I need to do something similar in future.


Code:
--------------------
    
  #!/bin/bash
  # LMS is now started, so sq2u can start.
  sudo initctl emit logitechmediaserver-started &
  
--------------------



LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi box, Xubuntu 16.04, FLACs 16->24 bit,
44.1->192kbps. 
LMS plugin UPnP/DLNA Bridge to MF M1 CLiC (to A308CR amp & ESLs) &
Marantz CR603 UPnP renderers.  
Alternatively Minimserver & Upplay to same & to upmpdcli/mpd PC
renderers.  
Squeezelite to Meridian USB Explorer DAC to PC speakers/headphones.  
Wireless Xubuntu 16.04 laptop firefox/upplay or Android 'phone with
Squeeze-Commander/BubbleUPnP controls LMS/Minimserver.  
Also a Touch with EDO, plus spare, unused.
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