Howdy folks,
Quick beta refresh, Beta 6 is now available.
What I need tested in this build:
If you get any error while scanning with minidlna please post the log output. Some errors are perfectly normal, and won't prevent minidlna to continue scanning the rest of your database (for instance, when trying to process an image that requires more RAM than the router has). The key is to ensure that the scanning process does complete normally.
One way to see what minidlna is doing is to install strace through Entware or Optware, then use it to monitor the activity of the main minidlna process. Determine what its PID is (through "ps w"), then:
Most of it might be gibberish, but in there you will also see the filename of the file is just processed.
You can cancel that monitoring using Ctrl-C.
I know that there is newer GPL code out, but the plan for 374.33 is just to finalize testing of what's already in it, and keep the newer GPL stuff for the next release. There's some new features in that latest GPL (Configurable WAN watchdog amongst other things) that will probably require testing of its own.
Thanks everyone!
Quick beta refresh, Beta 6 is now available.
What I need tested in this build:
- AiCloud (the crashing issues of Beta 5 should be fixed)
- minidlna scanning (I re-enabled Asus's thumbnail scanner)
If you get any error while scanning with minidlna please post the log output. Some errors are perfectly normal, and won't prevent minidlna to continue scanning the rest of your database (for instance, when trying to process an image that requires more RAM than the router has). The key is to ensure that the scanning process does complete normally.
One way to see what minidlna is doing is to install strace through Entware or Optware, then use it to monitor the activity of the main minidlna process. Determine what its PID is (through "ps w"), then:
Code:
strace -p pid_value
You can cancel that monitoring using Ctrl-C.
I know that there is newer GPL code out, but the plan for 374.33 is just to finalize testing of what's already in it, and keep the newer GPL stuff for the next release. There's some new features in that latest GPL (Configurable WAN watchdog amongst other things) that will probably require testing of its own.
Thanks everyone!