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ID | Project | Category | View Status | Date Submitted | Last Update |
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0000316 | Other Unix Port | Bug | public | 2009-02-14 00:52 | 2022-05-14 06:58 |
Reporter | luwa | Assigned To | psmedley | ||
Priority | normal | Severity | major | Reproducibility | always |
Status | resolved | Resolution | no change required | ||
Summary | 0000316: MediaTomb: Cannot add 'bulk' media | ||||
Description | I'm using MediaTomb SVN r1995. I can add single files, but not a whole disk at once, not even a 'super'-directory holding thousands of MP3-files in directories and subdirectories. On the disk where I have installed MediaTomb I have 5.430 MP3-files in the filesystem, want to add them to the MediaTomb-database. I use the Web-UI. The MP3-files are organized in a simple three-fold directory-structure: x:\MyMusic\<artist>\<album>\titel1.mp3, titel2.mp3, ... In the Web-UI, I click on 'filesystem', then I position cursor on the "MyMusic"-folder and click "+" for adding them all in one "strike". Then this happens: A certain amount of files are added, then an error-message is issued from the server "error: database is locked" and a lot of other messages following after this. Sometimes the server comes down after that, sometimes it remains active, but wouldn't accept any more add's. No error occurs when I add every album-directory (which is the lowest directory-level) by a separate "+", even when I go one lever higher, to the Artist-directory. But in cases when the artist has many albums (subdirectories) then adding the whole artist at once also triggers the "database is locked"-error. In my case, the 5.430 MP3-files are dispersed over about 2.100 directories (there are many artists who have only one or two songs). Having to add them all separately, i.e. by a click on the '+' on the album-directory-level would cost me hours and hours of time. So I would very much appreciate if the problem could be solved. Or did I have overseen something in the config.xml ? Thank you, Lutz Wagner | ||||
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