svn-1634 and non-ASCII characters

[mthielemann]

In svn-1634 titles containing non-ASCII characters (eg. german characters äÄöÖüÜß) are skipped. All the other songs work fine. In svn-1586 it worked without problems.

mt-daapd.log:

2007-08-23 19:44:36 (00000400): Skipping /home/music/Asi<81>.m4a - scan failed

2007-08-23 19:44:46 (00000400): Could not open /home/music/Wu<88>nsch' Dir was.mp3 for reading: No such file or directory

2007-08-23 19:44:46 (00000400): Skipping /home/music/Wu<88>nsch' Dir was.mp3 - scan failed

Any idea? Switched back to 1586 and everything is fine again. 😀

Regards,
Marc

[rpedde]

@mthielemann wrote:

Any idea? Switched back to 1586 and everything is fine again. 😀

That’s the “this is broken” warning on the nightlies page. 🙂

That said, this is exactly what I need to see. One of my main objectives here in the short term is to clean up all the latin1 vs. everyone else issues in the path handling, so I’d like to ask (if you have the time and inclination) if you would be willing to keep running nightlies coming up to help me find the problems and hammer them out.

I’m hoping that with some help from people with collections of non-latin1 files and stuff I’ll be able to fix the playlist problems, and some of the other internationalization problems with filenames.

So hang tight, I’ll have a new release this weekend, and I’d like to hear what that does.

— Ron

[mthielemann]

@Ron

Sure will I continue testing the nightly builds to help you to fix those problems.

Regards,
Marc

[rpedde]

@mthielemann wrote:

@Ron

Sure will I continue testing the nightly builds to help you to fix those problems.

Regards,
Marc

What platform is this, btw?

[mthielemann]

I could test it on Mac OS X (PPC) , CentOS 5 and on my Sun Cobalt Qube 3 (Redhat).

[rpedde]

@mthielemann wrote:

I could test it on Mac OS X (PPC) , CentOS 5 and on my Sun Cobalt Qube 3 (Redhat).

But the one the logfile is from? What platform is that, and what file system does it have?

[mthielemann]

It’s a SunCobalt Qube 3 (Redhat based) with Kernel 2.4 and ext3.

[rpedde]

@mthielemann wrote:

It’s a SunCobalt Qube 3 (Redhat based) with Kernel 2.4 and ext3.

I found the issue with this, and will have a new nightly tomorrow.

— Ron

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