RE: FW: Music database Update

This is why I thought it should work.

9. DETECTION OF CHANGES TO MEDIA TAGS 

Netjuke now identifies tracks that have been modified since they were 
originally imported and will automatically reimport these tracks when
the 
'Maintain Music Database' option is utilized. This allows users to
freely 
edit the tag information of their media with external tools without
having 
to delete and reimport the tracks into Netjuke.



Hey I do not mind testing on the freebsd platform I lean towards openbsd
more which I am more familiar but I wanted to give freebsd a shot at
this.

Thank you for the help.

-----Original Message-----
From: Florian Maul [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2003 4:02 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: FW: [Netjuke-users] Music database Update

Hello Elijah,

> I had some mp3's in the unknown category so I used ID3 tagit to fix
the
> genres, I then went to music database maintenance and ran the update
it
> did not find any files that had changed. So I had to go back and
delete
> them all them reimport and everything was fine.
I'm not sure if netjuke recognizes changed ID3-tags (can someone
enlighten us?). I used the maintenance function only for removing
entries from the database for files which were deleted so far.

> Is there something possibly I am doing wrong or could it be the O/S
> I have choose to run it on which is FreeBSD.
There is nothing wrong with FreeBSD - but there might be small
problems with netjuke running on FreeBSD, like the tar options we
discovered earlier (my mail is still in the moderation queue). You
have to consider that some features (like batchdownloading) are pretty
new in 1.0b17 and generally netjuke is fairly platform independent
when it's not using shell commands (like tar/zip/..).
It's just just not tested as well on FreeBSD as it is on linux, so thx
for helping testing :)

Florian



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