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  1. #1
    Jeffrey Gordon
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    7/1 nightly crashing out in Linux

    I just installed 7/1 nightly on linux. It runs fine for a few minutes
    then just crashes. Not really seeing anything in the logs, course I do
    not have any debugging turned on. When I reverted back to the 6/30
    nightly it seems to run fine.

    If you would like me to turn a debug flag and report back, just let me
    know which flags you are most interested in.

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    NOT a Slim Devices Employee kdf's Avatar
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    7/1 nightly crashing out in Linux

    Quoting Jeffrey Gordon <jeff (AT) thetank (DOT) org>:

    > I just installed 7/1 nightly on linux. It runs fine for a few minutes
    > then just crashes. Not really seeing anything in the logs, course I do
    > not have any debugging turned on. When I reverted back to the 6/30
    > nightly it seems to run fine.
    >
    > If you would like me to turn a debug flag and report back, just let me
    > know which flags you are most interested in.
    >



    just run from command line and see if it dumps anything when it dies.
    -kdf

  3. #3
    Jeffrey Gordon
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    7/1 nightly crashing out in Linux

    This is what I got.

    Undefined subroutine &Slim::Music::Info::sortIgnoringCase called at
    /usr/local/bin/SlimServer_v2004-07-01/Slim/Music/Info.pm line 609

    Forgot to mention running on FLAC files.

    kdf wrote:

    > Quoting Jeffrey Gordon <jeff (AT) thetank (DOT) org>:
    >
    >
    >>I just installed 7/1 nightly on linux. It runs fine for a few minutes
    >>then just crashes. Not really seeing anything in the logs, course I do
    >>not have any debugging turned on. When I reverted back to the 6/30
    >>nightly it seems to run fine.
    >>
    >>If you would like me to turn a debug flag and report back, just let me
    >>know which flags you are most interested in.
    >>

    >
    >
    >
    > just run from command line and see if it dumps anything when it dies.
    > -kdf
    >

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    NOT a Slim Devices Employee kdf's Avatar
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    7/1 nightly crashing out in Linux

    ah. I think some stuff like that was moved to a new module last night. this
    line might have been missed. try editing Slim/Music/Info.pm and change line 609
    to this:

    @playlists = Slim::Utils::Text::sortIgnoringCase(@playlists);

    that should get you sorted for now, until this fix can be checked in to cvs and
    make it to the next nightly build.

    -kdf


    Quoting Jeffrey Gordon <jeff (AT) thetank (DOT) org>:

    > This is what I got.
    >
    > Undefined subroutine &Slim::Music::Info::sortIgnoringCase called at
    > /usr/local/bin/SlimServer_v2004-07-01/Slim/Music/Info.pm line 609
    >
    > Forgot to mention running on FLAC files.
    >
    > kdf wrote:
    >
    > > Quoting Jeffrey Gordon <jeff (AT) thetank (DOT) org>:
    > >
    > >
    > >>I just installed 7/1 nightly on linux. It runs fine for a few minutes
    > >>then just crashes. Not really seeing anything in the logs, course I do
    > >>not have any debugging turned on. When I reverted back to the 6/30
    > >>nightly it seems to run fine.
    > >>
    > >>If you would like me to turn a debug flag and report back, just let me
    > >>know which flags you are most interested in.
    > >>

    > >
    > >
    > >
    > > just run from command line and see if it dumps anything when it dies.
    > > -kdf
    > >

  5. #5
    Gadfly, Former Founder Slim Devices dean's Avatar
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    7/1 nightly crashing out in Linux

    Ah, my bad. Will fix.

    On Jul 1, 2004, at 2:53 PM, Jeffrey Gordon wrote:

    > This is what I got.
    >
    > Undefined subroutine &Slim::Music::Info::sortIgnoringCase called at
    > /usr/local/bin/SlimServer_v2004-07-01/Slim/Music/Info.pm line 609
    >
    > Forgot to mention running on FLAC files.
    >
    > kdf wrote:
    >
    >> Quoting Jeffrey Gordon <jeff (AT) thetank (DOT) org>:
    >>> I just installed 7/1 nightly on linux. It runs fine for a few
    >>> minutes then just crashes. Not really seeing anything in the logs,
    >>> course I do not have any debugging turned on. When I reverted back
    >>> to the 6/30 nightly it seems to run fine.
    >>>
    >>> If you would like me to turn a debug flag and report back, just let
    >>> me know which flags you are most interested in.
    >>>

    >> just run from command line and see if it dumps anything when it dies.
    >> -kdf
    >>

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    Gadfly, Former Founder Slim Devices dean's Avatar
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    7/1 nightly crashing out in Linux

    Whoops, KDF got to it before I did. Look for it in the next nightly
    build.

    On Jul 1, 2004, at 3:14 PM, dean blackketter wrote:

    > Ah, my bad. Will fix.
    >
    > On Jul 1, 2004, at 2:53 PM, Jeffrey Gordon wrote:
    >
    >> This is what I got.
    >>
    >> Undefined subroutine &Slim::Music::Info::sortIgnoringCase called at
    >> /usr/local/bin/SlimServer_v2004-07-01/Slim/Music/Info.pm line 609
    >>
    >> Forgot to mention running on FLAC files.
    >>
    >> kdf wrote:
    >>
    >>> Quoting Jeffrey Gordon <jeff (AT) thetank (DOT) org>:
    >>>> I just installed 7/1 nightly on linux. It runs fine for a few
    >>>> minutes then just crashes. Not really seeing anything in the logs,
    >>>> course I do not have any debugging turned on. When I reverted back
    >>>> to the 6/30 nightly it seems to run fine.
    >>>>
    >>>> If you would like me to turn a debug flag and report back, just let
    >>>> me know which flags you are most interested in.
    >>>>
    >>> just run from command line and see if it dumps anything when it dies.
    >>> -kdf
    >>>

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