2006-10-20, 12:26
Sorry I am not able to help more. I did do a further 'black box' analysis of the problem. I had a directory with 15 files which xbmc was not able to read due to the known access error. When I reduced the number of files, all of a sudden xbmc could access the directory and display the remaining files. After some more attempts I figured out it was one file in particular that was causing the trouble, not the total number of files. The other very strange thing here is that the files in question were plane rar file segments i.e. a rar file with a sequence number, thus they all had the same size, more or less the same timestamp and the same permissions (checked through windows and ftp). The only thing that I can see that would be unique for that file is the timestamp (creation). It is set at 23.33. This NAS BASIC 45 contains a bug fix for NTP, so I am wondering if there is any way at all that this could impact the access rights? I changed timezone again on my NAS disk and then I was not able to access the main share even. Change it back, and the main share is back again through xmbc.
Maybe this helps, maybe not, but this is as far as I am able to analyse with my hardware.
Maybe this helps, maybe not, but this is as far as I am able to analyse with my hardware.
elupus Wrote:that much was already known. there is an access violation generated when we try to list the share in xbmc with those firmware. apperently this does not happen on the same version samba client on linux (thou, we've not yet tried the exact lib that we use). so i'm abit stumped at the moment.
it'd probably be an easy thing to solve for somebody with that type of lan drive , a debug setup xbox and some programming experience.
