[req] Subsonic

jetty-6.1.x, java 1.6.0_20, Linux (68.6 MB / 73.7 MB)

What does the MB data within the parenthesis mean? is that the memory??! If so, why is it only at 73.7 max?

because that is all that is being used at that particular time.

the memory setting you adjust is the 'max' memory, subsonic will use to that amount only if necessary.

Ok, and do you know if the java included is the latest?

dcuellar wrote:
Ok, and do you know if the java included is the latest?

no idea, all i know is it currently works on my system, whether its the latest is irrelevant (to me).

Ok. Thanks anyway.

you can optimize subsonic going in

cd /c/webroot/subsonic/jetty/1944/webapp/WEB-INF/classes

then edit

vi ehcache.xml

and replace

<cache name="musicFolderCache" maxElementsInMemory="0" eternal="true" diskPersistent="true" overflowToDisk="true"/>

with

<cache name="musicFolderCache" maxElementsInMemory="1" eternal="true" diskPersistent="true" overflowToDisk="true"/>

1 is a minimum value


repeat this in all XXXX direcotories found in /c/webroot/subsonic/jetty/

What does this do?

I won't be able to do it now because my frontview is messing up on me. I was running into problems yesterday so I decided to delete subsonic 1.8 and try installing 1.6. Unfortunately something happened in that process that is not allowing me to install anything. All files are considered invalid. I can't even restart the machine from frontview anymore.

yuck.

I would ensure you have a complete backup of all data, and probably the simplist and easiest solution would be to factory default.

else, you could open an online ticket and get support looking into it.

dcuellar wrote:
What does this do? I won't be able to do it now because my frontview is messing up on me. I was running into problems yesterday so I decided to delete subsonic 1.8 and try installing 1.6. Unfortunately something happened in that process that is not allowing me to install anything. All files are considered invalid. I can't even restart the machine from frontview anymore.

restart it with button on front panel

dcuellar wrote:
What does this do? I won't be able to do it now because my frontview is messing up on me. I was running into problems yesterday so I decided to delete subsonic 1.8 and try installing 1.6. Unfortunately something happened in that process that is not allowing me to install anything. All files are considered invalid. I can't even restart the machine from frontview anymore.

it's allow subsonic to use memory to cache data for albums in particular when indexing