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Good to know. I think I'll live with it for a while and see how it goes. If becomes an issue I'll see to have it mounted differently. :D I really appreciate all the help from DaemonBeetle. On a side note, I really like TMS for my PS3 works great. I also have a TM app for my "Droid" phone, and it all...

The script ran fine. Started right up after login. Results of temp.out below. Also i the TMP directory there's some TMS log files as well now. My external drive is a Freeagent backup drive 300GB size. It usually is under the media folder I don't think the drive listed below is that drive as the spac...

Okay. Will test tonight. Forgot to mention is I shut down system. for a few hours, then start and immediately login, then the script runs just fine.

Got my hopes up. Works well when the system is restarted and left at the login screen. After a long period, when I go to login, I check and the TMS is updating and running good. If I restart and immediately login, same effect. Everything works. If I shut down the system completely for a few hours, t...

Checked all the rc* folders, and you're right, there weren't any references to TM. Ran the update code. The codes results are below, went in and checked each of the folders and a file now exists in each one for TM. update-rc.d: warning: /etc/init.d/twonkymedia.sh missing LSB keyword 'required-stop' ...

Your code didn't work for me, but i went to the /Etc/init.d and ran the ls -l Here's the results of that list. /etc/init.d$ ls -l total 212 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 21 2010-08-28 09:50 acpid -> /lib/init/upstart-job -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 652 2010-04-23 08:13 acpi-support lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 21 201...

Okay, I've got a curios result. I've found that when I log off and then login again right away the script runs. If I restart the system, then login right away the script runs. However, if I restart, and let the system idle on the login screen (I have multiple users on this box), for a period of time...

Well, you guys are talking a bit beyond my capability, but I think I followed. Adding the delay start appears to be working. I've restarted successfully 4 times, with three of them successfully scanning correctly. I;m trying to allow longer times in between my restarts. I'll run some more restarts o...

I guess that would be separate trees. The external drive is mounted separately from the internal drive. However, under the "file system" tree, the external drive comes under the Media tree and the internal folder locations under the Home tree.

No. Not partitions just separate drives. I have some on an external hard drive, and some on the primary internal hard drive. No partitioning. Seems strange. When I restart the service or rescan the content, it always finds everything at that point. Although when I started up this evening it sees eve...

Never found a solution. However, after a couple more updates to PS3, now the system sees TM again. I have no idea why, but it's all working now.

Just in case anyone is still following this. After a while, I've noticed that while the server is running, it doesn't see all the media files. For example. Initial launch server start up. 2600 music files. Shutdown computer/restart after restart only sees 700 music files. Repeat restarts, no change....

Okay solved this on my own. Simple really. Hadn't realized that at some point I had disabled the desktop folders from Sharing. The folders must be marked to "Share" in order for the TM server to see it apparently. I also, assigned the specific folder in the TM server configurations in addition to th...

This post may be old (mine) but I'm glad some people have had the same issue. With having the twonkymedia.sh file in the /etc/init.d/ AND making it executable, I've successfully had the service start through two restarts so far. This seems to have fixed the issue for me. SUPER THANKS for that final ...

Using TwonkyServer 6.0.1 on a Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (linux) computer. The Server Status screen is showing me the entire count of music tracks, photos and videos. However, when I actually try to view the listed media, through either the HTML browser, Flash Browser, PS3 or TwonkyMobile on my Android phone ...

I wish I could even get that far. My PS3 won.t find it at all. I know TMS can see it, becuase when I reset it, or even rebuild, it continues to find the PS3 and has the correct MAC ID for it. Just for some reason the PS3 can,t see TMS. However, my PS3 still finds my DirecTV media server. Also, a pre...

I tried resetting the media receivers as suggested in the initial reply, but it had no effect. TMS sees the PS3. It captures the correct MAC ID and everything, but the PS3 when scanning can't find the TMS. I also had done a recent update to the PS3 to version 3.40. However, from the other post it so...

I purchased TMS after lots of experimenting and found it worked the best with my Unix computer and linking to my PS3. It's worked great for several months. I'm running TMS version 5.1.3. Howwever, as of this weekend for some reason my PS3 will no longer see the TMS. I've checked the MAC IDs on the P...

For some reason it seams like it's not seeing the script even though the file is there. ---------- desktop:~$ sudo /etc/init.d/twonkymedia.sh restart [sudo] password for : sudo: /etc/init.d/twonkymedia.sh: command not found desktop:~$ cd /etc/init.d desktop:/etc/init.d$ ls acpid irqbalance rsync acp...

Yes, of course, sorry. I get other errors when doing that. So apparently I'm still missing something. I don't understand what these errors mean. ------------- desktop:~$ sudo update-rc.d twonkymedia.sh defaults [sudo] password for : update-rc.d: warning: /etc/init.d/twonkymedia.sh missing LSB keywor...

You are correect. I reinstalled the software under the /usr/local/twonkymedia. The script, twonkymedia.sh is located in the /etc/init.d folder. I re-ran the commands and it still doesn't see the file. Results below. ---------- desktop:~$ sudo update-rc.d twonkymedia defaults [sudo] password for : up...

Okay. After I restarted the server was killed completely. The server had been running after adding it into the startup programs, but just wasn't scanning correctly. Now with the .sh file moved, the server is completely killed and I have to go into home/twonkymedia/ and execute the twonkymediaserver ...

Okay. Thanks. The copy function worked I appreciate the help. The update command you gave though seemed to not work. it said the twonkymedia file did not exist. I reran the command with the .sh and got the results below... I posted this before testing the restart. Will update results after that test...

I'm a bit of a newbie to linux. the int.d folder is a Root owned folder. How do I copy the script file from my home directory to the etc/int.d as root? When I "drag" or "copy" the file using Nautilus windows, I get a permissions error. I am an administrator on this system.
Thanks for your help.

What's the proper code on configuration file to reference to get Ubuntu 10.04 to autostart the TMS5.x on startup? I initially added the path, home/*****/twonkymedia-i386-glibc-2.2.5-5.1.3/twonkymedia (the *** represent my home folder name) This is the directory where the twonkymedia and twonkymedias...