Re: [mh] WinAmp Issues as of 2.105

[Gregg L. <gr...@li...>]

Neil Wrightson wrote:
> Hi Rick,
> 
> My Private INI has
> mp3_dir=C:/MP3
> mp3_program=C:\Progra~1\Winamp\winamp.exe
> mp3_program_control=wactrl
                       ^^^^^^
Don't know if it matters; but, that's not the same as Rick's from below.

> mp3_program_password=pass
> mp3_program_host=localhost
> mp3_program_port=4800
> 
> 07/01/10 15:53:47  Now Tieing to c:/misterhouse/NWE_data/mp3.dbm
> 07/01/10 15:53:47  mp3 database build is done
> 07/01/10 15:53:46  get_mp3_data -dbm c:/misterhouse/NWE_data/mp3.dbm C:/MP3
> 07/01/10 15:53:46  Updating mp3 database for C:/MP3
> 07/01/10 15:53:46  Running: Build the m p 3 database
> 
> My mp3.dbm goes from 464KB to 24KB and the name stays the same
> 
> The only other clue is "No playlists found in mh/web/bin/mp3_search.pl" is
> displayed in the web interface on entry to the MP3 screen.
> 
> 
> Regards, 
> 
> Neil Wrightson. 
> 
>  
> 
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Rick Steeves [mailto:mis...@co...] 
>> Sent: Thursday, 7 January 2010 10:46 AM
>> To: The main list for the MisterHouse home automation program
>> Subject: Re: [mh] WinAmp Issues as of 2.105
>>
>> At 10:05 PM 1/5/2010, Neil Wrightson wrote:
>>> The two issues I have with Winamp are. These are both since 
>> upgrading 
>>> to 2.105 from 2.99 1. The rebuild database does not work. It 
>> actually 
>>> just empties the complete database. This is via "Control MP3 
>> JukeBox " 
>>> and "Rebuild Database"
>> Neil,
>> I just reproduced this, and it's (in my case) because the 
>> mapped drive where the music is wasn't there, so it doesn't 
>> find anything, and I get an empty database.
>>
>> Do you have something like
>>
>> mp3_dir = i:/music
>> mp3_program=c:/Progra~1/Winamp/winamp.exe
>> mp3_program_control=httpq   #watcrl
>>
>> in your mh.private.ini?
>>
>>
>> Next, I see in my log when I run Rebuild Database:
>> 01/06/10 18:40:20  Now Tieing to d:/mh_local/data/mp3.dbm 
>> 01/06/10 18:40:20  mp3 database build is done 01/06/10 
>> 18:40:02  get_mp3_data -dbm d:/mh_local/data/mp3.dbm i:/music
>>     ^^^ this last line is my own debug code, so I could see 
>> the mapped drive
>>
>> You should be able to look at stdout when you select Rebuild 
>> Database. What happens there?
>>
>> The other thing I see, when I look in my directory structure, 
>> is Directory of M:\mh_local\data
>>
>> 12/31/2008  09:36 PM           278,528 mp3.dbm
>> 01/06/2010  06:30 PM           327,680 mp3_dbm
>>
>> which leads me to believe that somewhere along the way, 
>> someone changed the default dbm filename (or some other 
>> clever MH function, as note my log shows the name as mp3.dbm, 
>> but the end resulting file is mp3_dbm)
>>
>> Rick
>>
>>
>>
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