[idioteque]

setup:

(12.1 Git:20130317-0d373cc), Platform: Darwin OSX (12.2.0 x86_64, Version 10.8.2 (Build 12C60)). Built on Mar 17 2013

When browsing a AFP share XBMC crashes. From music files or from library. This share has been I have been using since forever so no idea what changed.
AFP is a ready nas AFP share but readynas has not been updated in the meanwhile. Anonymous login is enabled. I can browse the AFP share under osx anonymously. (As guest user)


ReadyNAS NV+ [X-RAID]
Firmware: RAIDiator 4.1.10 [1.00a043]


20:13:37 T:140735228330368 DEBUG: -- items: 225, sort method: 1, ascending: true
20:13:37 T:140735228330368 DEBUG: RetrieveMusicInfo() took 0 msec
20:13:37 T:4669947904 NOTICE: Thread Background Loader start, auto delete: false
20:13:37 T:4669947904 DEBUG: AFP: Using anonymous authentication.
20:13:37 T:140735228330368 DEBUG: Previous line repeats 49 times.
20:13:37 T:140735228330368 DEBUG: ------ Window Deinit (DialogProgress.xml) ------
20:13:37 T:4669947904 DEBUG: AFP: Using anonymous authentication.
20:13:38 T:140735228330368 DEBUG: Previous line repeats 40 times.
20:13:38 T:140735228330368 DEBUG: ------ Window Deinit (DialogBusy.xml) ------
20:13:38 T:4669947904 DEBUG: AFP: Using anonymous authentication.
20:13:39 T:140735228330368 DEBUG: Previous line repeats 493 times.
20:13:39 T:140735228330368 DEBUG: Keyboard: scancode: 2d, sym: 006e, unicode: 006e, modifier: 0
20:13:39 T:140735228330368 DEBUG: OnKey: n (f04e) pressed, action is
20:13:39 T:4669947904 DEBUG: AFP: Using anonymous authentication.

OSX crashlog: http://pastebin.com/7sCE7Ruk
XBMC: http://pastebin.com/RUEqP74U

[Ned Scott]

The AFP client in XBMC is very... touchy. Sometimes it never seems to crash, then other times it seems to crash all the time. Since the main developer for the code we used is no longer updating that AFP client, there's not much we can do until we implement a new AFP client inside of XBMC (which is being done, but I have no idea on an ETA).

There's a few options: One, use a different protocol. Two, mount the AFP share in OS X and then add it as a local drive.

Until XBMC has that new AFP client, I would avoid using AFP.

[winestock]

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[idioteque]

Weird xbmc still crashes.

I delete the music db made from afp shares. I rebuild the music db with smb shares and xbmc crashes at the axact same place browsing in the library. Same album from same artist.

[Memphiz]

new crashlog needed

[idioteque]

OK here they are:
XBMC debug log:

9:44:13 T:4640477184 DEBUG: GetSongsByWhere() - took 11 ms
19:44:13 T:140735249179008 DEBUG: Album format left = [%B]
19:44:13 T:140735249179008 DEBUG: Album format right = [%A]
19:44:13 T:140735249179008 DEBUG: Album format left = [%B]
19:44:13 T:140735249179008 DEBUG: Album format right = [%A]
19:44:13 T:4608032768 NOTICE: Thread Background Loader start, auto delete: false
19:44:13 T:4640477184 DEBUG: GetImageHash - unable to stat url
19:44:13 T:4608032768 DEBUG: Thread Background Loader 4608032768 terminating
19:44:13 T:4609118208 NOTICE: Thread CFileCache start, auto delete: false
19:44:13 T:4609118208 INFO: CFileCache:rocess - Hit eof.
19:44:13 T:4609118208 DEBUG: Thread CFileCache 4609118208 terminating
19:44:13 T:4577722368 DEBUG: CFileCache::Open - opening <addons/frodo/pvr/osx64/addons.xml.md5> using cache
19:44:13 T:4577722368 DEBUG: CurlFile::Open(0x116bb1670) http://mirrors.xbmc.org/addons/frodo/pvr...ns.xml.md5
19:44:14 T:140735249179008 DEBUG: Keyboard: scancode: 7d, sym: 0112, unicode: f701, modifier: 0
19:44:14 T:140735249179008 DEBUG: OnKey: down (f081) pressed, action is Down
19:44:14 T:4640477184 DEBUG: CSmbFile::Open - opened media/Music/Albums Mp3/Norah Jones/(2010) - Norah Jones - ...Featuring Norah Jones [192Kbit]/cdart.png, fd=10000
19:44:14 T:4640477184 DEBUG: CSmbFile::Close closing fd 10000
19:44:14 T:4640477184 DEBUG: CSmbFile::Open - opened media/Music/Albums Mp3/Norah Jones/(2010) - Norah Jones - ...Featuring Norah Jones [192Kbit]/cdart.png, fd=10000

xbmc debug log
http://pastebin.com/embed.php?i=i4xPkAxk


osx crash log:
http://pastebin.ca/2359996

[Memphiz]

Try the 32bit version of xbmc - this should fix it for now. Its crashing on a broken image file.

[idioteque]

32 bits seems to have fixed the issue.

Thx