02-08-2020, 12:32 AM
This is a bit hard to describe, but, Moode is running 6.4.1 latest. I have all my songs on a NAS. I had queued a bunch of songs that were on the NAS, so the play queue had a list of songs in it. I stopped play yesterday and left Moode running, but not paying anything.
This morning, my wife wanted to play some music. She accessed the Moode web page via her phone. She started the current song playing successfully, then tried to change/add to some songs of her own choosing. The interface refused to do anything so I was called.
It seemed to be in some difficulties, sometimes the interface would respond after a long time to a previous click, mostly it did little - like as if something was chewing up all the cpu in the background. I wanted to reboot, but could not get the menu to respond, so I ssh'd into it and issued a shutdown command.
On restart, it came up with an error that it could not access the song file that was first in the queue, then resumed it's unresponsive, go very slow mode.
I ssh'd into it again, ran "top" and upmpcli and mpd both seemed to be bouncing around at the top of the list.
I managed to free it all up by accessing mpd from a different app (MPDroid) on my phone, and clearing the playlist. All suddenly returned to normal.
This morning, my wife wanted to play some music. She accessed the Moode web page via her phone. She started the current song playing successfully, then tried to change/add to some songs of her own choosing. The interface refused to do anything so I was called.
It seemed to be in some difficulties, sometimes the interface would respond after a long time to a previous click, mostly it did little - like as if something was chewing up all the cpu in the background. I wanted to reboot, but could not get the menu to respond, so I ssh'd into it and issued a shutdown command.
On restart, it came up with an error that it could not access the song file that was first in the queue, then resumed it's unresponsive, go very slow mode.
I ssh'd into it again, ran "top" and upmpcli and mpd both seemed to be bouncing around at the top of the list.
I managed to free it all up by accessing mpd from a different app (MPDroid) on my phone, and clearing the playlist. All suddenly returned to normal.
