SlimServer doesn't find all music

[veloearl]

I am running SlimServer 6.2 on XP. I have all my music organized into a folder hierarchy, both flac and Mp3 files. I went to SlimServer and told it to scan my music folder to find new music. It stopped SlimServer and never restarted it again. I manually restarted it and it appears to have not found all of my music.

I have repeated this process multiple times, telling it to find new music as well as rebuild the entire library, with the same result.

I turned on the d_scan debugging option, but it was not impressed.

Any ideas?

[kdf]

SlimServer doesn't find all music

On 28-Dec-05, at 8:47 AM, veloearl wrote:

>
> I am running SlimServer 6.2 on XP. I have all my music organized into
> a
> folder hierarchy, both flac and Mp3 files. I went to SlimServer and
> told it to scan my music folder to find new music. It stopped
> SlimServer and never restarted it again. I manually restarted it and
> it appears to have not found all of my music.
>
> I have repeated this process multiple times, telling it to find new
> music as well as rebuild the entire library, with the same result.
>
if the server is stopping in mid-scan, it will find no more music from
the point of the crash.
When the server is stopped, you should see a reason for it in the
Windows Event Viewer.
Please report that message as it may point to the problematic file.

-kdf

[veloearl]

if the server is stopping in mid-scan, it will find no more music from
the point of the crash.
When the server is stopped, you should see a reason for it in the
Windows Event Viewer.
Please report that message as it may point to the problematic file.

-kdf

The event log says "Perl interpreter failed." The thing is, I can't really tell where it failed. Here is the point in my hierarchy where it failed:

Artist A
- Album 1
Artist B
- Album 1
- (missing Album 2) <- did this one cause the failure?
- (missing Album 3)
Artist C
- Album 1
(missing Artist D)
- Album 1 <- or was it this one?
(missing Artists E...)

Artist B | Album 2 is classical, so there is lots of punctuation in the song titles, and the song titles are long, etc. But if that caused the failure, why would Artist C | Album 1 have shown up? There is nothing unusual about Artist D | Album 1 that I can see.

I have ActivePerl 5.8.7 Build 815 installed on my machine, if that has anything to do with it.