Re: [Gnump3d-users] archive size

[bernied]

I'm pretty sure that gnump3d will index automatically when you start it.
If you use that --fast option then it **will not** update the index, that's
why it starts faster.
If you're always using the -- fast option then you won't be updating the
index.

I'm curious that you can still browse and play your music if it isn't in the
index, perhaps gnump3d is simply browsing your directories. Can you view the
same tracks/alboms by tag as well?

Also remember that 0.1G is 100MB, so quite a few mp3s.


Jort Rupert wrote:
> 
> 
>> Mine shows more than that... have you run gnump3d-index after
>> adding?
> 
> Yeah, I think you run gnump3d with "gnump3d --fast". You have to  
> index them.
> 
> By the way, when I haven't indexed my files, new files are shown as  
> well on my gnump3d-page, I think they aren't indexed in the "archive  
> size" tab. Do you understand? When I add an album or what to the  
> directory which is in the root of the gnump3d hierarchy, and do a  
> refresh it will be displayed and ready to download or stream. My  
> conclusion is: gnump3d-index only indexes for the "archive size"  
> feature?
> 
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