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Brilliant speed, Ron! svn-1344 (win32) @ debug 9 logging with iTunes XML active:
2006-08-14 21:15:07 (f3f11f6d): Initializing database
2006-08-14 21:15:07 (f3f11f6d): Full reload...
2006-08-14 21:15:07 (f3f11f6d): Starting mp3 scan
2006-08-14 21:17:25 (f3f11f6d): Ending song scan
2006-08-14 21:17:27 (f3f11f6d): Processing playlists
2006-08-14 21:17:27 (f3f11f6d): Starting playlist scan
2006-08-14 21:17:54 (f3f11f6d): Finished playlist loop
2006-08-14 21:17:59 (f3f11f6d): Serving 20679 songs. Startup complete in 172 secondsSo, speed problem fixed. 😀 More news as it develops…
One more benchmark with iTunes XML, now without debug logging:
2006-08-14 22:13:05 (f3f11f6d): Full reload...
2006-08-14 22:13:05 (f3f11f6d): Starting mp3 scan
2006-08-14 22:14:10 (f3f11f6d): Starting playlist scan
2006-08-14 22:14:10 (f3f11f6d): Done processing playlist
2006-08-14 22:14:37 (f3f11f6d): Scanned 20679 songs in 92 seconds
2006-08-14 22:14:37 (f3f11f6d): Serving 20679 songs. Startup complete in 92 secondsJust a tad over 90 seconds for a ~20K track full load from scratch. WOW!
I thought I had some iTunes client Playlist sorting issues, but they have since disappeared. So, maybe it was my iTunes client losing it’s mind. (Side note: I still get the Playlist entry bad: Path not found errors in the log on the blank lines in the .M3U files…)
With debug=0, “Rescanning database” messaages are logged… but still no finish/”scanned” message. IMHO, if you log the scan start with debug=0… you should log the end. (Also see “Starting playlist scan” messages without completion, but that’s OK since it’s part of the rescan.)
@grommet wrote:
With debug=0, “Rescanning database” messaages are logged… but still no finish/”scanned” message. IMHO, if you log the scan start with debug=0… you should log the end. (Also see “Starting playlist scan” messages without completion, but that’s OK since it’s part of the rescan.)
I thought I did. 🙂 Dammit!
— Ron
Ok, the scan completion message is fixed in svn-1348. 😀 But I do still get those silly path errors in the log from my perfectly fine .M3U files. 8)
2006-08-16 23:13:10 (f3f11f6d): Playlist entry bad: Path not found
2006-08-16 23:13:10 (f3f11f6d): Playlist entry bad: Path not found
2006-08-16 23:13:10 (f3f11f6d): Playlist entry bad: Path not found
2006-08-16 23:13:10 (f3f11f6d): Playlist entry bad: Path not found
2006-08-16 23:13:10 (f3f11f6d): Playlist entry bad: Path not found
2006-08-16 23:13:10 (f3f11f6d): Playlist entry bad: Path not found
2006-08-16 23:13:10 (f3f11f6d): Playlist entry bad: Path not found
2006-08-16 23:13:10 (f3f11f6d): Playlist entry bad: Path not foundMinor issue for you ….
The web configuration page does not handle the new case_sensitive flag.The options below are in your mt-daapd.conf and Firefly uses them, but this web page can’t handle them until they are added to config.xml
general:case_sensitiveSteve
In my svn-1348 (win32), if I try to toggle Case Sensitive via config.html and click save, I get the following error:
Error: 500scanning:case_sensitive
It also said it was “Yes” by default on Win32… Is this correct?
And while I’m on config.html, I see “Should playlists be returned in the order specified in ________ the playlist?” — there is a long blank space before the playlist? Your config.xml has a carriage return there.
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230> Should playlists be returned in the order specified in
231> the playlist?
232>@sonichouse wrote:
Minor issue for you ….
The web configuration page does not handle the new case_sensitive flag.The options below are in your mt-daapd.conf and Firefly uses them, but this web page can’t handle them until they are added to config.xml
general:case_sensitiveSteve
That’s because it belongs in [scanning], not [general]. 🙂
— Ron
@grommet wrote:
In my svn-1348 (win32), if I try to toggle Case Sensitive via config.html and click save, I get the following error:
Error: 500scanning:case_sensitive
It also said it was “Yes” by default on Win32… Is this correct?
And while I’m on config.html, I see “Should playlists be returned in the order specified in ________ the playlist?” — there is a long blank space before the playlist? Your config.xml has a carriage return there.
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230> Should playlists be returned in the order specified in
231> the playlist?
232>Argh… emacs ate my xml file.
Ack! My first punt in many builds. Regretably, I was not at a higher debug level… but maybe that wouldn’t have helped, either. Hopefully a fluke?
2006-08-18 21:46:19 (58149bda): cannot unlock sqlite2 lock: Incorrect function.
2006-08-18 21:46:19: AbortingAlso, earlier in the log… I had a few non-fatal errors logged. Not sure what they mean:
2006-08-17 00:21:09 (2fd9b67f): Thread 633: Entering ws_returnerror (302: Moved)
2006-08-17 00:30:41 (6cb17b20): Thread 742: Entering ws_returnerror (302: Moved)
2006-08-17 02:52:31 (2fa1d05b): Thread 2378: could not read: The operation completed successfully.
2006-08-17 03:30:27 (1c47f7ab): Thread 2674: Entering ws_returnerror (302: Moved)
2006-08-17 22:59:16 (6ca7186f): Thread 2757: could not read: The operation completed successfully.
2006-08-18 10:57:55 (1c57dea8): Thread 2785: could not read: The operation completed successfully.
2006-08-18 21:41:04 (6ca7a4d0): Thread 2773: could not read: The operation completed successfully.
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