Serviio

Hi,

I have Serviio 0.6.0.1. running on a Synology DS111+. It's running great for videos and music, but a lot of my image folders are not imported into the libary.
The path is /volume1/Backup/Slimpie/Documenten/9 Foto's. This path contains around 15 subfolders with images, and there a a few images in the path itself also.

- If i add /volume1/Backup/Slimpie/Documenten/9 Foto's to the folder list in the Webgui, the only folder form this path that is picked up by the [LibraryAdditionsCheckerThread] is 'Oeps'. All other subfoldes are ignored.
- If i add /volume1/Backup/Slimpie/Documenten/9 Foto's/2007 extra to the folder list in the Webgui (in an attempt to force Serviio to read this subfolder) this folder 2007 is not picked up by the [LibraryAdditionsCheckerThread] , instead it's only picked up by [LibraryUpdatesCheckerThread] . But because the contents of this folder where never added, they are also not updated and the update checker quits doing nothing....
- user 'serviio' has read rights in all folders, guest account is enabled.

- The debuglog shows:


This has me stumped,any ideas welcome.

I wonder if it's because of the apostrophy

viewtopic.php?f=5&t=4364

Yes is was! I changed the name of the folder to "9 Fotos" and now it's recursing through the subfolders fine & filling the library. Thanks!.. Still odd that it did scan one subfolder, but its solved now so no worries anymore

Update: well, it wasn't the apostrophy after all, this time updating folders topped after 4 subfolders out of 15l. The real reason seems lack of memory for the Java process. I had altered serviio.sh so Java started with a maximum of 80Mb memory. Appearently that was too low,stalling the library update process. I have upped the memory limit to 128Mb, and now it continues to update the library longer. Will see if it reaches the end (+20000 images). I did limit the memory because i found memory usage of java creeping up to 90% memory used, which then started breaking streaming movies (intermittent stops in streaming). So if there are any other ways to limit memory usage, that would be swell.

large images require a lot of memory to be added to the library so while you should be ok with 80mb ram for streaming adding images with 10MPix and above will probably cause you trouble.