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OpenSuse 15.4 LEAP I've been using Gerbera for years, but the developers have abandoned OpenSuse LEAP. So I have installed Mediatomb 12.1 and it has found my media files on it's own. All seems to be good but it is not visible to my UPNP players. Mediatomb has bound itself to a Docker IP address: 172.17.0.1 while eth0 is 192.168.30.2. I checked the config.xml file but there are no lines to change that network interface binding. The line establishing the path to media files is missing also. In fact,...

OpenSuse 15.4 LEAP I've been using Gerbera for years, but the developers have abandoned OpenSuse LEAP. So I have installed Mediatomb and it has found my media files on it's own. All seems to be good but it is not visible to my UPNP players. Mediatomb has bound itself to a Docker IP address: 172.17.0.1 while eth0 is 192.168.30.2. I checked the config.xml file but there are no lines to change that network interface binding. The line establishing the path to media files is missing also. In fact, the...

Glad to see there is a workaround using csv files. In my case I only export Outlook contacts to Google contacts. Does the process create a slew of duplicate records, or is Google contacts smart enough to filter out or over-write matching existing records during import?

I am also experiencing the problem with CalDav 4.1.0.0. interfacing Outlook 2007 with Google apps. While Calendars and Tasks sync fine, Contacts produces the error (400) Bad Request. I would appreciate an estimate of when this issue might be resolved.

I'm using an old version of OPENSUSE Evergreen 11.4 along with MediaTomb. The other day, while starting Mediatomb, an error popped up in the terminal following a successful start. After, Mediatomb failed to run. Cannot find anything online to shed light on the error or it's cause. Can anyone tell me what it means and how to correct it? ERROR: AbstractHash::search() failed, maximal number of iterations exceeded: h:5452 h2:29 size:9888 ERROR: Exception caught: AbstractHash::search() failed, maximal...