Re: [gmediaserver-devel] Help Help Help; Houston I've a problem

[Jan Ceuleers]

Maarten,

Maarten van Dijk wrote:
> Here the command line command:
>
> gmediaserver --profile=mp101 --interface=192.168.0.4 -v4 --port=49200 
> --port=7000 --port=3640 --port=4000 --port=4001 --port=1025 --port=1026 
> --port=1027 --port=1028 --port=1029 --port=1030 --port=1031 --port=1032 
> --port=1033 --port=1034 --port=1035 --port=1360 --port=1900 
> /media/disk/Albums

What's with all the --ports? Just one port should be enough. If 
gmediaserver is the only upnp server running on your machine at a time 
(i.e. not at the same time as twonky or whatever) then you shouldn't 
need to specify any ports whatsoever.

But I don't think that this is the cause of the symptoms that you 
report. The log file suggests that the problem occurs when gmediaserver 
attempts to read past the 2GB mark. I suggest you investigate whether 
the file system you're using has large file support (I suppose it does 
because you report that twonky is working).

Next thing to check is whether gmediaserver has been compiled with large 
file support (this was added in 0.13.0). Have a look at the diff below:

http://cvs.savannah.gnu.org/viewvc/gmediaserver/configure.ac?root=gmediaserver&r1=1.6&r2=1.7

Cheers, Jan