Auto check sc_trans.log activity

retrogranny · 27th December 2006, 17:25

Thank you for your replies,

I think at this point it would be best to setup another box and see if the problem repeats itself. This particular system is command line only. I suspect it will be something unique on that particular system. It will be a shame if we aren't able to use it as we have the space for the playlist files.

I've checked some of the basics like processes & file handles. Using a log, not using a log. Hard drive space is not an issue. There are a couple more tests which can be run. Being fairly new to linux & having worked mainly with Suse, not Debian, so I could easily be missing something. At least there isn't a known problem with sc_trans, rl & Debian that I am not picking up on.

Thank you

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27th December 2006, 17:25	#11
retrogranny Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Canada Posts: 6	Thank you for your replies, I think at this point it would be best to setup another box and see if the problem repeats itself. This particular system is command line only. I suspect it will be something unique on that particular system. It will be a shame if we aren't able to use it as we have the space for the playlist files. I've checked some of the basics like processes & file handles. Using a log, not using a log. Hard drive space is not an issue. There are a couple more tests which can be run. Being fairly new to linux & having worked mainly with Suse, not Debian, so I could easily be missing something. At least there isn't a known problem with sc_trans, rl & Debian that I am not picking up on. Thank you