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Where to submit crashlogs for QNAP MC?
Afrosheen:
I've been testing it out and wanted to be sure before affirming that it doesn't crash when running auto import via JRemote and, yes, your assumption is correct it does not crash when running the import manually.
As for the folders, they get pretty deep.
My main one is as follows:
Library -> Genre -> Style -> Country -> Artist -> Albums
The other one doesn't go as deep, but it's my dump directories over the years and they've yet to be fully organized into the above schematic, i.e.
Main Dump Directory -> Previous Dump Directory 1…, 2…, 3…, etc. -> list of albums.
Not sure if that helps…
bob:
--- Quote from: Afrosheen on July 16, 2016, 03:11:27 am ---I've been testing it out and wanted to be sure before affirming that it doesn't crash when running auto import via JRemote and, yes, your assumption is correct it does not crash when running the import manually.
As for the folders, they get pretty deep.
My main one is as follows:
Library -> Genre -> Style -> Country -> Artist -> Albums
The other one doesn't go as deep, but it's my dump directories over the years and they've yet to be fully organized into the above schematic, i.e.
Main Dump Directory -> Previous Dump Directory 1…, 2…, 3…, etc. -> list of albums.
Not sure if that helps…
--- End quote ---
If you log into the QNAP at the base of where your auto-import folder is you could do this:
find . -type d | wc -l
Which will return the number of directories that need watch handles.
Afrosheen:
Thanks bob for the command!
Here are the numbers I got from running it:
2760 - Main Library
7596 - Dump directories
10,356 - Total
bob:
From stack overflow:
You can find the system limits by reading /proc/sys/fs/inotify/max_user_instances (maximum number of inotify "objects") and /proc/sys/fs/inotify/max_user_watches (maximum number of files watched).
Each watch takes about 1k of memory. In your case about 10 megs I'd think. Doesn't seem significant to me.
Afrosheen:
Ok thanks bob, I'll turn auto-import back on and run those commands to see if it picks up anything abnormal. My QNAP NAS has 16 gigs of ram so I'm not sure why it would run out of memory even in the worst case.
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