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Use a Linux box as an iTunes music server
I set this up on my G4 server, and it works wonderfully. The only problem is that the program doesn't scan the directory recursively.
Use a Linux box as an iTunes music server
Maybe you could do something like this:
Well, if it'll work with symbolic links then that should do it.
Use a Linux box as an iTunes music server
I am using an Intel Linux box and it scans the directories recursively. You should send a note to the developer because it sounds like it might be a PPC problem.
Use a Linux box as an iTunes music server
I had a similar problem. It turned out that daapd didn't like a space in one of the directory names, escaping with a '\' didn't help. When I renamed the directory everything worked ok.
Use a Linux box as an iTunes music server
that's strange. it should scan the directory recursively, even on a PPC machine. the only limitation is, that files or folders beginning with a . are ignored. could you please try to examine this problem further and write a report to the daapd developers? thank you!
Use a Linux box as an iTunes music server
I had the same problem when I had the directory set in daapd.conf as /local/Music. I changed it to /local/Music/iTunes/iTunes Music and it started working. I guess if it doesn't find any mp3s in the first couple of levels it gives up.
how did you configure daap on osx?
i couldn't figure out, how to configure daap wich directory to share on osx. could s.o. please help me with that.
how did you configure daap on osx?
i couldn't figure out, how to configure daap wich directory to share on osx. could s.o. please help me with that. |
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