2010-01-01, 23:03
Hi, I'm having some problems with the library.
For some reason, when I press the 'Update library' button when I'm in video library mode, I always get three shows before XBMC crashes/hangs.
Those shows are 'pao var lagio', 'Roots (US)' and 'Ricky Sprocket'.
At first I did not understand why XBMC found these shows until I tried to remove them from the library, when XBMC asked if I also wanted to delete the files, I choose yes (first few times I choose no, but the same three shows kept showing up so I tried to delete them) and then I saw a progress bar of XBMC trying to delete all the files in my /var folder lol (thank god XBMC was running as root).
So then I figured that the reason for XBMC finding those shows was that it was scanning my whole disk, and that it found those specific shows was because it was scanning the /var, /root and /proc folders on my disk.
How come XBMC is scanning my whole disc? The only folders I have added are some folders in /home/htpc/xbmc/.
I've tried to clean the library several times, manually remove the shows from the database, settings content for the folders I have added.
Here is the logfile after I did a 'clean library':
http://pastebin.com/f4167eff7
I have terminated the XBMC process because it would not respond on the 'stop scanning' button, and would go on for ages if I didn't terminate it.
Any idea how I can exclude / from my library?
I'm running Ubuntu 9.10 32bit with the latest XMBC (9.11)
For some reason, when I press the 'Update library' button when I'm in video library mode, I always get three shows before XBMC crashes/hangs.
Those shows are 'pao var lagio', 'Roots (US)' and 'Ricky Sprocket'.
At first I did not understand why XBMC found these shows until I tried to remove them from the library, when XBMC asked if I also wanted to delete the files, I choose yes (first few times I choose no, but the same three shows kept showing up so I tried to delete them) and then I saw a progress bar of XBMC trying to delete all the files in my /var folder lol (thank god XBMC was running as root).
So then I figured that the reason for XBMC finding those shows was that it was scanning my whole disk, and that it found those specific shows was because it was scanning the /var, /root and /proc folders on my disk.
How come XBMC is scanning my whole disc? The only folders I have added are some folders in /home/htpc/xbmc/.
I've tried to clean the library several times, manually remove the shows from the database, settings content for the folders I have added.
Here is the logfile after I did a 'clean library':
http://pastebin.com/f4167eff7
I have terminated the XBMC process because it would not respond on the 'stop scanning' button, and would go on for ages if I didn't terminate it.
Any idea how I can exclude / from my library?
I'm running Ubuntu 9.10 32bit with the latest XMBC (9.11)