I did submit the race condition fix, which seemed the most relevant. Like I said, I don't think a lot of this will be desired changes, for example in current git FLACs are handled via libflac instead of taglib. But, if someone feels differently, it is all available.
Also, this project has not seemed very active, so I just wanted to get something out there.
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No grand plans along those lines. This is just a fork for tracking our changes for the audio product. I expect it will not be very useful but wanted to make people aware of it.
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We have made some modifications to mediatomb for an audio product, and a fork is available here:
https://github.com/BoulderLabs/mediatomb
Not everything will be relevant to the wider community, but highlights include:
Cheers,
Adam
Why you didn't submit that changes to the original project?
I did submit the race condition fix, which seemed the most relevant. Like I said, I don't think a lot of this will be desired changes, for example in current git FLACs are handled via libflac instead of taglib. But, if someone feels differently, it is all available.
Also, this project has not seemed very active, so I just wanted to get something out there.
So then: What are your plans for your Fork? A name? Website, Mailinglist/Forum, Distro-packages? What is about an Debian submit?
No grand plans along those lines. This is just a fork for tracking our changes for the audio product. I expect it will not be very useful but wanted to make people aware of it.
Have you tried to submit your modifications to the original project?
Hi Adam,
I also have a fork, and I will be for sure stealing your taglib improvements as I was planning on implementing most of them myself.
https://github.com/v00d00/mediatomb