(2012-12-17, 21:26)kreegaa Wrote: here is howto on openelec.. it will be similar on other linux systems.. since you didn mention your usecase....

http://wiki.openelec.tv/index.php?title=Mounting_network_shares

(2012-12-17, 21:29)spyda Wrote: Thanks, I'm running XBMC Frodo RC on Apple TV2 (Linux based).

I have access to the whole file system, I'm just not at all sure where to put the command to mount the network location as a local resource (as required in step 1 of the FAQ)?

(2012-12-17, 23:19)spyda Wrote: EDIT: Forget it ... not possible in iOS (ATV2) so for this platform this add-on is totally useless!

(2012-12-16, 22:30)Robotica Wrote:

(2012-12-14, 17:58)takoi Wrote:

(2012-12-10, 16:32)Robotica Wrote: Great Addon! The most efficient available!

A request also:
Could it be possible that you addon can monitor directories and autorefresh them. Specially for pictures. See: http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=36125

Sure, I can add that in the next release.

Cool. Specially for pictures? Or a more general implementation where you can setup watchodg to not only update the library but even playlists, filters and/or tags?

(2012-12-19, 20:56)vampyrex13 Wrote: Does anyone have the problem where watchdog continuously scans over and over again? I checked my xbmc.log and found that it was detecting changes to the log file itself, then executing a scan. I have to disable watchdog because of this. Is there a way to have it exclude monitoring of folders?

(2012-12-18, 13:36)takoi Wrote:

(2012-12-16, 22:30)Robotica Wrote:

(2012-12-14, 17:58)takoi Wrote: Sure, I can add that in the next release.

Cool. Specially for pictures? Or a more general implementation where you can setup watchodg to not only update the library but even playlists, filters and/or tags?

I think I misunderstood you. I thought there was a library mode for pictures like with video and music, but apparently not. Pictures always reflect the filesystem and a library update for pictures doesn't appear to have effect. If I understand you correctly now, you want your sideshow to reload. That's really something completely different than what this addon does. I don't see any obvious way to do it, but you definitely don't need a modified version of Library watchdog .

(2012-12-21, 13:20)Robotica Wrote:

(2012-12-18, 13:36)takoi Wrote:

(2012-12-16, 22:30)Robotica Wrote: Cool. Specially for pictures? Or a more general implementation where you can setup watchodg to not only update the library but even playlists, filters and/or tags?

I think I misunderstood you. I thought there was a library mode for pictures like with video and music, but apparently not. Pictures always reflect the filesystem and a library update for pictures doesn't appear to have effect. If I understand you correctly now, you want your sideshow to reload. That's really something completely different than what this addon does. I don't see any obvious way to do it, but you definitely don't need a modified version of Library watchdog .

Yes, unfortunatelly pictures are read from cache and there is no library for pics.But what I ment is to auto refresh the listing of pictures. Something behind the trigger to reload the listing. They are in cache and the goal is to see newly added pics. but maybe it's not feasable.

(2012-12-19, 21:14)takoi Wrote:

(2012-12-19, 20:56)vampyrex13 Wrote: Does anyone have the problem where watchdog continuously scans over and over again? I checked my xbmc.log and found that it was detecting changes to the log file itself, then executing a scan. I have to disable watchdog because of this. Is there a way to have it exclude monitoring of folders?

But why do you have your log in your media source? I have to assume that people use their media sources for media, not for general purpose. I'm aware there are some downloading programs that don't behave nicely and thus making Watchdog get stuck in a loop, but Watchdog should not react on file modification, only when files are removed or deleted. So that it reacts on the log file sounds strange. Care to post the log so I can have a look? (in its entirety please)