Can I safely upgrade to 16.10? Do I need to remove the wnipex ppa's first? (as no yakketty builds)
/etc/apt/sources.list.d
Quote:-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 130 Aug 29 15:01 wsnipex-ubuntu-vaapi-xenial.list
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 130 Aug 29 15:01 wsnipex-ubuntu-vaapi-xenial.list.save
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 166 Aug 29 15:01 wsnipex-ubuntu-xbmc-fernetmenta-master-xenial.list
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 166 Aug 29 15:01 wsnipex-ubuntu-xbmc-fernetmenta-master-xenial.list.save
Anyone else have an issue that some times you goto kodi and quit - it doesn't go back to terminal?
Your right, but I have observed the reason it hang on shutdown is because it continues to scan my SMB share - which isn't connected right now.
I can see the kodi.log continue to say:
19:01:54.332 T:140160947709696 WARNING: Process directory 'smb://DEFIANT/sdc1/TV Series/xx/' does not exist - skipping scan.
19:01:54.337 T:140160947709696 NOTICE: VideoInfoScanner: Finished scan. Scanning for video info took 03:36
So - why do you ask in that thread if you exactly know what the issue is?
Aha well I was prompted to investigate it when you asked for a log
I realized that updating my Video-Database (app 2000 movies) suddenly takes several hours, when it usually took a couple of minutes.
Further investigation shows that
* Kodi is constantly accessing one of the Samba-shares, with no WARNING or ERROR seen.
Code:
....
16:21:33.924 T:139867270928128 DEBUG: OpenDir: Using authentication url smb://[email protected]/HDD1/Movies/Burke%20And%20Hare%20(2010)
16:21:34.222 T:139867270928128 DEBUG: OpenDir: Using authentication url smb://[email protected]/HDD1/Watched%20Movies/Call%20Girl.2012
16:21:34.432 T:139867270928128 DEBUG: OpenDir: Using authentication url smb://[email protected]/HDD1/Watched%20Movies/Captain%20(2011)
.....* There is another NFS-Video-Source connected, which never shows up in log.
* Other devices show no strange behaviour accessing this samba-share
* I was suspecting some access-right problems, so I added the username into the source, but no change
* starting a new database also did not change anything
* CPU usage is at app 80%, which slows down everything
* cleaning the library takes about 3 min, but I not sure if it's really cleaned, because afterwards at a re-scan I still find entries of removed movies in the log-file
Here is the logs:
dpkg -l |grep mesa -->
http://paste.ubuntu.com/23592490/
DISPLAY=:0 vainfo -->
http://paste.ubuntu.com/23592493/
cat ~/.kodi/temp/kodi.log -->
http://paste.ubuntu.com/23592494/
dmesg -->
http://paste.ubuntu.com/23592499/
id -->
http://paste.ubuntu.com/23592501/
amixer -->
http://paste.ubuntu.com/23592502/
Maybe you can help me to understand what is going on
Thanks!
It's a generic kodi bug - please file on trac.kodi.tv
OK, I have reported it at trac.kodi.tv
Thank you!
As I am still fighting with my permanent samba-accesses reported in
#4207, I am looking for alternatives.
So I replaced the Video-Source from 'smb' to 'ftp' and I face a similar problem: now I see permanent a permanent 'ftp' -scanning
Code:
...
15:32:07.007 T:139671522764544 DEBUG: CurlFile::Open(0x7f07cf7fa110) ftp://USERNAME:[email protected]:21/Dramas/Moon%20Lovers%20Scarlet%20Heart%20Ryeo%20(2016)/
15:32:07.022 T:139671505979136 DEBUG: CurlFile::Open(0x7f07ce7f8110) ftp://USERNAME:[email protected]:21/Watched%20Movies/Gran%20Torino%20(2008)/
15:32:07.091 T:139671531157248 DEBUG: CurlFile::Open(0x7f07cfffb110) ftp://USERNAME:[email protected]:21/Movies/Swiss%20Army%20Man%20(2016)/
15:32:07.266 T:139671505979136 DEBUG: CurlFile::Open(0x7f07ce7f8110) ftp://USERNAME:[email protected]:21/Watched%20Movies/Grand%20Piano%20(2013)%20%5B1080p%5D/
...( this server does not support NFS, so I am limited to SMB and FTP)
My question at the moment:
what is preferable: mount the shares on Ubuntu-level (via /etc/fstab), or mount them on Kodi-level which I am doing at the moment ??
definitely: mount the shares on Ubuntu-level (via /etc/fstab)
You don't run kodi from this thread and you don't have debug logging enabled aaand the kernel is too old for the N3700 and the intel driver is also ... but not a kodi problem.
I see that after an update I have Kodi v18 installed. Which ppa shouls I use if I want to stay on v17, and how can I downgrade now to v17 (of course keeping all the VAAPI goodies here, which to my knowledge are already on v17). Thanks
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(2016-12-14, 07:24)gurabli Wrote: [ -> ]I see that after an update I have Kodi v18 installed. Which ppa shouls I use if I want to stay on v17, and how can I downgrade now to v17 (of course keeping all the VAAPI goodies here, which to my knowledge are already on v17). Thanks
Sent from my Xperia Z3 Compact (typie typie)
See the Linux installation guide on the Download page. Scroll down to the instructions on downgrading. Remove Nightly PPA, add Unstable PPA.