Re: Can only find some of my music

There are a few possible causes of this behavior:

1) File permissions. Make sure the files are readable by the web server AND 
all directories above the file are executable (you can't cd into them if 
they aren't).
2) Make sure they all have valid extensions (.ogg/.mp3/etc.)
3) All symlinks are valid. Typically music is symlinked into the music 
directory. Are your symlinks valid?
4) Other strange setups. Are you using NFS, SMB, AFS or any other non-local 
way of accessing the files?

This isn't a tag related problem, it's definitely an access related 
problem. Have you tried running the importer in verbose mode?

Blake

At 08:42 PM 3/9/2003 -0500, Ethan Feuer wrote:
>Hey,
>I have a really annoying problem here.  Basically I had Netjuke working a 
>while ago, but I had to reformat my computer and etc.  Now when I scan my 
>25gig+ mp3 collection it only finds 4.3gigs.  Worse, it doesn't even show 
>any of the songs.  Basically it looks like this:
>http://blat.dnsalias.com:85/~ethan/netjuke.jpg
>
>Can someone help me out?  I've tried everything.  I've converted all the 
>ID3 tags to v2.2 and I am currently running the latest beta.
>Thanks for your time.
>
>Ethan.
>
>
>
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