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Topic: Bug: parsing files via http webdav (Read 1158 times) previous topic - next topic
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Bug: parsing files via http webdav

Hi, my music files are on a NAS with WebDAV enabled, and accessible via my Wan IP (password protected). Getting scanning to work without errors caused me a lot of trouble, with console reporting many network error and object not found messages. This was all due to folder and file names with symbols that were not parsed properly, including % # + &  . and !
So symbols that also have a meaning if not part of a file or folder name.
I changed the naming, which was a tedious job, hopefully it can be fixed by a different parsing method of the info from the http server.

Also, it seems that there is a limit to the number of subfolders that can be indexed? I had to make 3 subfolders with less than 200 subsubfolders each in order to scan the lot without a network error.

Hope this is helpful,
Pete