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Strange behaviour with "Toggle_ReadyDLNA_Debug_1.0"
Hi,
I've been having issues streaming media (mainly mkv video) from my ReadyNAS 1100 (4.1.9 and ReadyDLNA 1.0.25) and my Sony Bluray player and decided to use the Toggle_ReadyDLNA_Debug add-on to investigate further (issue now fixed - building mkv's slightly differently!). However if I run the add-on again to remove it, it breaks the DLNA server.
Re-installing the add-on fixes the problem but DLNA runs with debugging turned on, and it would appear that every time I run the add-on to disable it I get no DLNA service and an sqlite related problem in the log file.
Anyone have any bright ideas as to how I can fix this so DLNA runs without the debug log?
Thanks!
Andy B.
I've been having issues streaming media (mainly mkv video) from my ReadyNAS 1100 (4.1.9 and ReadyDLNA 1.0.25) and my Sony Bluray player and decided to use the Toggle_ReadyDLNA_Debug add-on to investigate further (issue now fixed - building mkv's slightly differently!). However if I run the add-on again to remove it, it breaks the DLNA server.
Re-installing the add-on fixes the problem but DLNA runs with debugging turned on, and it would appear that every time I run the add-on to disable it I get no DLNA service and an sqlite related problem in the log file.
Anyone have any bright ideas as to how I can fix this so DLNA runs without the debug log?
Thanks!
Andy B.
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- This may be a red herring, but looking at this a little more (having picked Toggle_ReadyDLNA_Debug_1.0.bin apart) I have a sneaking feeling that the issue is in /etc/minidlna.conf...
The end of my file (with debug turned on) looks like this:
# notify interval in seconds. default is 30 seconds.
notify_interval=900
# serial and model number the daemon will report to clients
# in its XML description
log_level=general,artwork,database,inotify,scanner,metadata,http,ssdp,tivo=debug
[EOF]
"log_level=" looks ok (considering debug is activated), but it wouls appear that "serial=" and "model=" have gone walkies for some reason, I'm wondering if there is anything else missing...
Would someone mind posting a "clean" version of their "working-without-debug" minidlna.conf file for me to play with? :)
Thanks,
Andy B.
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