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The problem with empty directorys which posted some of you should be fixed in master. This is a problem between the libafpclient lib and netatalk server. This will also disallow symlink resolving on that constellations.
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Hi Guys,
I have found a slight issue with the AFP connection, related the the latest build (nightly release 1st Oct).
If the drive holding the media files to be played has spun down, afp will fail to connect the to the drive, as it doesn't wait long enough for the drive to spin up.
SMB mount will wait long enough for the drive to spin up and then list the media files.
I have had to leave the smb mounts in place to kick start the afp connections if the drives have spun down.
Is there a way to make afp mount wait a few seconds more for the drive to spin up?
This is only an issue if you have external usb drives(osx not windows). And yes I know I can touch files on the drive to keep them from spinning down.
Also same nightly build seems to be unstable, especially when navigating the main menu's. I will post debug log latter.
Jules
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jules1976 Wrote:Hi Guys,
I have found a slight issue with the AFP connection, related the the latest build (nightly release 1st Oct).
If the drive holding the media files to be played has spun down, afp will fail to connect the to the drive, as it doesn't wait long enough for the drive to spin up.
SMB mount will wait long enough for the drive to spin up and then list the media files.
I have had to leave the smb mounts in place to kick start the afp connections if the drives have spun down.
Is there a way to make afp mount wait a few seconds more for the drive to spin up?
This is only an issue if you have external usb drives(osx not windows). And yes I know I can touch files on the drive to keep them from spinning down.
Also same nightly build seems to be unstable, especially when navigating the main menu's. I will post debug log latter.
Jules
There is a way to change the timeout for
SMB via advancedsettings.xml. I'm not sure if such settings are also available for AFP. I think we'll have to wait for a response from Memphiz to find out.
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Memphiz:
Great... will test as soon as possible. However buildbot just failed so I hope to test it tomorrow.
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no afp timeout in advanvedsettings so far ... will look into the api if i can set a timeout there ... you can deactivate the disk spindown in the energy settings in osx...
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allways paste full logs - don't cut them ... also case sensitivity might be a problem ... is it film or Film? Do you have debug logging on?
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READ THE IOS FAQ!:
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