2011-12-14, 13:59
Sometimes it is good to be home sick, as I have time to pursue this.
Right now I have two win7 and a windows server 2008 where all files are located and that means that the Hanewin nfs server are installed there as well.
And one of the win7 are, for testing this now, a single user machine with all data stored in roaming/xbmc/userdata. My aTV and the second win7 have xbmc from nov 19 installed and uses the mysqldb.
I tried to connect to my different nfs paths one by one testing if some or all gave the large tbns. but it seems to be all of them (I tried about four).
The strange thing is that when I see that an image is starting to grow, I close xbmc. The window disappears and the xbmc.log ends nicely with:
11:11:57 T:6200 NOTICE: Storing total System Uptime
11:11:57 T:6200 NOTICE: Saving settings
11:11:57 T:6200 NOTICE: stop all
But xbmc is still running in the task manager, locking the file, forcing me to kill the process.
And If i try to stop the scan in the right click menu (instead of closing xbmc as above), the whole application freezes, forcing me to kill it. So there is some threads that is really locked...
I can try any ugly workaround you throw at me, maybe with implemented debug tools.
Right now I have two win7 and a windows server 2008 where all files are located and that means that the Hanewin nfs server are installed there as well.
And one of the win7 are, for testing this now, a single user machine with all data stored in roaming/xbmc/userdata. My aTV and the second win7 have xbmc from nov 19 installed and uses the mysqldb.
I tried to connect to my different nfs paths one by one testing if some or all gave the large tbns. but it seems to be all of them (I tried about four).
The strange thing is that when I see that an image is starting to grow, I close xbmc. The window disappears and the xbmc.log ends nicely with:
11:11:57 T:6200 NOTICE: Storing total System Uptime
11:11:57 T:6200 NOTICE: Saving settings
11:11:57 T:6200 NOTICE: stop all
But xbmc is still running in the task manager, locking the file, forcing me to kill the process.
And If i try to stop the scan in the right click menu (instead of closing xbmc as above), the whole application freezes, forcing me to kill it. So there is some threads that is really locked...
I can try any ugly workaround you throw at me, maybe with implemented debug tools.