Weird link bug

[Skippydoo]

Heya!
Recently I've been having some issues with llink. When I click on the server link to access llink from the popcorn main screen I often get only like 5-6 folders of my stuff. It either won't show the rest or I will get some html text in the last folder like < a href = Name of the folder > bla bla. I then have to click on source again and click the llink server and I'll maybe get another folder or I might get 1 lesser. I need to keep trying to access and hope I get all the folders showing. Seems like a strange random bug for me. Using llink 2.2.2 with Mikesv skin. Tried to redownload it but same thing.

[halfelite]

have you tried a different skin. I run 2.2.4 and never had this problem.

[Skippydoo]

Hmm, tried all the skins and they are all working except for Mikesv and NC.

[halfelite]

So something is wrong with the skin

[Skippydoo]

Yeah, but I wonder what it can be since it has worked perfectly before and since I tried redownloading it I really doubt theres something wrong with the files

[halfelite]

have you added more folders? maybe there is a limit in the skin.

[Skippydoo]

Don't think it's that either since I switch between different paths in the cfg where for example there are 14 folders in one path and 50 on another and it's still the same problem.

[halfelite]

post your conf file

[Skippydoo]

Have both 2.2.0 and 2.2.2. First one is for 2.2.0 and the second is for 2.2.2. Having the same issue with both:

ROOT|path=E:/xxxxx/
#ROOT|path=E:/xxxxxx/
#ROOT|path=F:/xxxxxx/
#ROOT|path=F:/xxxxxxx/


#
# SSDP is the mulsticast discovery protocol used by the
# Buffalo Networked DVD Player, and hopefully something
# similar by the others. In theory you should
# not need to change anything here if you want to use it.
#
# Example line with all options is:
# SSDP|ON|multicast=239.255.255.250|port=1900|bindif=0
#
# Due to a bug in lion, you might have to specify bindif in reverse
# order. If you want 192.168.10.4, you bindif=4.10.168.192. This option
# is usually not required. Remove if unsure.
#
# The default is:
SSDP|ON

#
# When we receive SSDP broadcast, and there might be a lot
# on your network, select the "match" filter by which we
# will recognise our DVD Player. In theory this should work
# for all MyiBox devices. If your report something different
# please email me for updates.
#
# Example line with all options is:
# USN|match=*myiBoxUPnP*SyabasSTB*|pattern=192.168.*:*
#
# The default is:
USN|match=*myiBoxUPnP*SyabasSTB*|pattern=*


# Advanced:
# Manually connect and declare ourselves? This should not be needed but
# for some situations it could be useful.
# For llink running on nmt, it ignores SSDP from own IP, so we alias a new
# IP, and force announcement to port 2020.
#ANNOUNCE|url=http://127.0.0.1:2020/myiBoxUPnP/description.xml|usn=llink_myiBoxUPnP_SyabasSTB_llink|freq=30


#
# The HTTP request port. This is where the DVD player will connect
# for the directory listings, as well as the files.
# By default, Buffalo's own software uses port 8000, so I use
# port 8001 so that both can run at the same time.
# The "name" field is what is displayed on the DVDPlayer.
# "pin" is only used for "parental" extra authority. All Directories and
# files starting with a "." are normally not shown. If a PIN is entered
# correctly, these are added to the listing. They are actually text strings.
#
# NOTE: user and pass is NOT yet implemented! Use bindif to
# bind to internal only nic. Patterns are also to come. See bindif note above
#
# Example line with all options is:
#HTTP|port=8001|bindif=0|pin=1234|name=llink-daemon|user=Syabasi|pass=myIBox
#
# The default is:
HTTP|port=8001|pin=1234|name=Server

#
# The SKIN used for all directory listings. Not that there are many.
# It will send "head.html", followed by the "TYPE" files below, and
# finally "tail.html". If you do something neat, please send it to me.
#
# SIZE_TYPE=human|bytes|none
#
# When replacing LLINK_FILE_SIZE, should it use human (5GB, 350MB) or
# bytes (1234576) or none (space). Note if you want to have details in
# the skin, use LLINK_DETAIL_SIZE which is always "bytes".
#
# PAGE_SIZE sets the number of lines a listing should send, by default.
# You can not set it if you want everything in one long list. Note that
# clients can always request from/to, which over-rides this value.
#
# PASSES specifies how many times should it loop over a directory listing,
# usually 1 is sufficient, but if you are doing fancy things... it tags on
# PASS number infront of the file names. Ie, head.html->2head.html,
# line_dir.html->2line_dir.html. First pass is still head.html. (not 1head.html).
#
# Example line with all options is:
# SKIN|path=./skin/default/|MaxNameLength=40
#
# The default is:
#
# My own hack job
#SKIN|path=./skin/moon720/|MaxNameLength=50|SIZE_TYPE=human
#
# New Skin from Syabas
#SKIN|path=./skin/aquarius_720/|PAGE_SIZE=10|SIZE_TYPE=human
#
# Skin by PoPEye
#SKIN|path=./skin/kamaishi_skies/|PAGE_SIZE=10|SIZE_TYPE=human|PASSES=2
#RAND|FREQ=300|MAX=2
#
# Skin by dc11ab
#SKIN|path=./skin/blackskin720/|PAGE_SIZE=10|SIZE_TYPE=human
#RAND|FREQ=300|MAX=31
#
#Skin by Mikesv
SKIN|path=./skin/nmt/|PAGE_SIZE=10|SIZE_TYPE=human
#
# New Skin from NC
#SKIN|path=./skin/clterm720/|PAGE_SIZE=10|SIZE_TYPE=human


#
# TYPE
#
# Define types of movies. This is to match a filename, to a
# HTML template file. So that "*.mpg" files, use "lines_movies.html"
# when producing HTML for the DVD Player.
# NOTE: This is "in ORDER". The first/top match here is used. End this
# list with "ext=*" and "name=unknown", or, blank if you wish not
# to display unknown types.
#
# See also the "mime.types" file, although my DVDPlayer seems to ignore
# "Content-Type:" tag.
#
# Example line with all options is:
# TYPE|name=Movies|ext=*.mpg/*.mpeg/*.avi/*.wmv|filename=line_movie.html|menu=menu.html
#

# Separators. If you require extra HTML every 5th directory listing, as
# and example, we do this with special TYPE entry. This need to be before any
# File extention mappings. Note it is sent before item "X" so if you want 5
# entries, then a separator, the value to use is "6".
# TYPE|name=Separator|ext=NA|count=6|ignore=*|filename=separator.html


# Last line. For normal types/lines, LLINK_ONKEYDOWN_NEXT only works
# at the exact end of a page. If the page has less than PAGE_SIZE lines.
# this entry is added as an additional line so that LLINK_ONKEYDOWN_NEXT
# works as expected (sends you to the first line on the first page).
TYPE|name=Lastline|ext=NA|ignore=*|filename=line_last.html


# Movie types
TYPE|name=Movies|ext=*.mpg/*.mpeg/*.avi/*.wmv/*.mp4/*.vob/*.ifo/*.ts/*.flv/*.mkv/*.tp/*.mov/*.m2ts/*.evo/*.m4v|filename=line_movie.html

# Music types
TYPE|name=Music|ext=*.mp3/*.wav/*.ogg/*.wma/*.flac|filename=line_music.html

# If you are using JUKEBOX style skin, you probably do not want to add .jpg .png
TYPE|name=Photo|ext=*.jpg/*.png/*.jpeg|filename=line_photo.html
# Want music with your photos? Set args=/directory and it will play all
# inside said directory.
#TYPE|name=Photo|ext=*.jpg/*.png/*.jpeg|filename=line_photo.html|args=/mp3/VA-Barnyard-OST-2006-EGM/

# Default entry for directory
TYPE|name=Directory|ext=NA|filename=line_dir.html

# Unrar on the fly? Match *.rar, but ignore anything not .part01.rar
#
# Included unrar-seek
# Windows
TYPE|name=RarDirectory|ext=*.rar/*.part1.rar/*.part01.rar/*.part001.rar/*.part0001.rar|filename=line_dir.html|cmd=unrar|args=unrar.exe
TYPE|name=RarDirectory|ext=*.rar|ignore=*.part?.rar/*.part??.rar/*.part???.rar/*.part????.rar|filename=line_dir.html|cmd=unrar|args=unrar.exe
#TYPE|name=RarDirectory|ext=*.part1.rar/*.part01.rar/*.part001.rar/*.part0001.rar|filename=line_dir.html|cmd=unrar|args=./unrar
#TYPE|name=RarDirectory|ext=*.rar|ignore=*.part?.rar/*.part??.rar/*.part???.rar/*.part????.rar|filename=line_dir.html|cmd=unrar|args=./unrar

TYPE|name=Playlists|ext=*.pls|filename=line_playlist.html


# If you want unknown files to show up, uncomment the next line. If
# you want them hidden, comment-out the next line.
# TYPE|name=unknown|ext=*|filename=line_unknown.html

#
# Re-direct. You can also send certain file lookups to check an alternate
# directory. Most commonly a common subtitle-directory.
# "filename" needs just be defined, it is otherwise not used. "args" should
# be the new directory name.
TYPE|name=subtitles|cmd=redirect|ext=*.srt/*.sub/*.smi/*.ssa|ignore=*|filename=.|args=/Users/lundman/subtitles/

#
# Want to redirect the XML files?
#
#TYPE|name=extra|cmd=redirect|ext=*.xml/*.jpg|ignore=*|filename=.|args=/Users/lundman/tmp/

# Do you want menu?
TYPE|name=Menu|ext=NA|ignore=*|filename=menu.html
TYPE|name=DirectoryMenu|ext=NA|ignore=*|filename=menu_dir.html
#TYPE|name=Menu|ext=*.iso|ignore=*|filename=menu_iso.html

# Handle ISO and IMG files internally?
# It is optional to use "VIDEO_TS" directory names here as well, but it
# is included by default so that decryption can work, and DVDREAD_MERGE works.
TYPE|name=libdvdread|ext=*.iso/*.img/*.toast/VIDEO_TS|filename=line_dir.html|cmd=dvdread

#
# For those who want to define a RAND set of images, or named, you
# can define that here
# RAND|FREQ=300|MAX=5
# would generate a new random value every 300 seconds, or 5 minutes, of values
# of 1,2,3,4,5. When replaced with macro, it leaves "rand3" for example, so
# if can be used with img src="background_<!--LLINK_RAND-->.jpg" to be
# replaced with img src="background_rand3.jpg".
#
# RAND|FREQ=300|MAX=5
#

#
# Various Configuration Options to modify the behavior of certain commands.
#
# DVDREAD default is to split .VOBs into 1GB parts. If you set it to
# "MERGE" it will make one giant VOB instead.
OPT|DVDREAD_MERGE=1
# Set "NOTSDIR" if you wish to have no top level "VIDEO_TS" directory
OPT|DVDREAD_NOTSDIR=1
# *.ISO files in RARs should be handled by libdvdread?
OPT|DVDREAD_RARISO=1

# Do you want to see RAR files, and expand them like directories, or
# Do you want RAR files to be expanded automatically, and directory show
# the contents?
OPT|EXPAND_RAR=0

# Do you want to see ISO files, and expand them like directories, or
# Do you want ISO files to be expanded automatically, and directory show
# the contents?
OPT|EXPAND_ISO=1

# Send index.html pages? If a directory contains an "index.html" file,
# should llink send it instead of the default behavior of listing the
# contents. This enables "static"-content-jukebox skins to work.
OPT|SEND_INDEX=1

# Delete options, be careful here as anyone on your network could issue these
# commands. pattern might not lock connections enough, so we should add a
# match to HTTP line.
# YES = Always allow operation, STRONGLY DISCOURAGED. Use PIN!
# NO = Always deny operation
# PIN = Allow operation after valid PIN input. Your IP is registered for 15mins
#
# DEL_DIR=YES, DEL_RECURSIVE=NO : Will only let deletion of empty directories.
# DEL_DIR=YES, DEL_RECURSIVE=YES: Will delete the directory-tree.
# You can never delete a ROOT directory.
#
OPT|DEL_FILE=PIN
OPT|DEL_DIR=PIN
# I myself am not entirely confident with Delete-Recursive. Use it with care.
OPT|DEL_RECURSIVE=PIN
#
#OPT|UNRAR=PIN

#
# New sorting options. Define as many sorting styles as wanted, and llink
# will cycle them when requested to change. First one is the default way.
#
# Default line is:
# SORT| by name | newest first | by reverse name | oldest first
#
# The list flags are:
#
# -t Sort list in date order
# -N Sort list in name order
# -r Reverse sorting order
# -D Sort directories before files. (Like Windows)
# -s Sort list in size order
# -C Case insensitive sorting. (Like Windows)
# -a Show dot-files
# -W Show directory content size instead of block count (expensive)
# -G If found ".genre" file, display this instead of group field.
#
#SORT|SET="-CND"|SET="-Ct"|SET="-CNDr"|SET="-Ctr"
SORT|SET="-WCND"|SET="-WCt"|SET="-WCNDr"|SET="-WCtr"


#
# VISITED MEDIA DB
#
# Define this if you want llink to attempt to display media that it thinks
# has already been watched. It is stored in a DB file.
# MINTIME=sec : Minimum time a media file needs to have played to be considered
# as watched. This is to rule out querying everything.
# PERCENT=int : Minimum bytes sent percentage of total media size to be
# considered watched.
VISITED|FILE=llink.bdb|MINTIME=0|PERCENT=50


# USER SCRIPTS
#
# For the advanced users, you can define scripts to execute when the CGI part
# of the URI asks for it, with the first argument as the item selected.
# For example, something like:
# < a href = <!--LLINK_CURRENT_DIRECTORY_URL-->/&myscript=<!--LLINK_FILE_URL-->
#
# If the script sends output starting with "STATUS: " the STATUS_MESSAGE
# is updated in llink.
#
# If you set PIN=yes the script can only be executed after valid PIN input.
#
# Do remember to make the script executable (chmod 755 myscript.sh on Unix)
#
#SCRIPT|name=myscript|path=./myscript.sh|PIN=NO


#
# Your root device(s). I allow you to specify the root as you want it
# and as many roots as you would like.
#
# NOTE: If you define mutiple roots, and those top level directories
# have the same named file and/or directory, you will only be able to
# access the first defined one. Please rename the clashes, or, put them
# into a sub-directory. (Or don't use multiple roots)
#
# You can also use the "SUBDIR" tag to alias a ROOT to a different name.
#
# FLAGS type is no longer used. See the SORT option above.
#
# Example line with all options is:
#ROOT|path=/tmp/
#ROOT|path=c:/shared/
#
# The default is:

# Device ROOT. Example, USB/CDRom device etc. You probably want to use it
# with SUBDIR to give it a name.
#ROOT|path=/dev/disk1|DVDREAD|subdir=DVD

#
# HTTP file system, current limitation is that there has to be one
# real ROOT defined before this one.
# Default is to send the URL to player, but you can also chose PROXY mode
# where llink will do the connection and relay to player.
#
#ROOT|HTTP=http://www.hd-trailers.net/blog/feed/|path=trailers|PROXY
#ROOT|HTTP=http://www.hd-trailers.net/blog/feed/|path=xtrailers
#HTTP ROOTs must be last.


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SSDP|ON|UPNP
USN|match=*myiBoxUPnP*SyabasSTB*|pattern=*
HTTP|port=8001|pin=1234|name=Server
SKIN|path=./skin/nmt/|PAGE_SIZE=10|SIZE_TYPE=human
SKINUPNP|path=./skin/upnp/
TYPE|name=Movies|ext=*.mpg/*.mpeg/*.avi/*.wmv/*.mp4/*.vob/*.ifo/*.ts/*.flv/*.mkv/*.tp/*.mov/*.m2ts/*.evo/*.m4v|upnp_type=object.item.videoItem|filename=line_movie.html
TYPE|name=Music|ext=*.mp3/*.wav/*.ogg/*.wma/*.flac|upnp_type=object.item.audioItem|filename=line_music.html
TYPE|name=Photo|ext=*.jpg/*.png/*.jpeg|upnp_type=object.item.imageItem|filename=line_photo.html
TYPE|name=Directory|ext=NA|upnp_type=object.container.storageFolder|filename=lin​e_dir.html
TYPE|name=RarDirectory|ext=*.part1.rar/*.part01.rar/*.part001.rar/*.part0001.rar|filename=line_dir.html|cmd=unrar|args=unrar.exe
TYPE|name=RarDirectory|ext=*.rar|ignore=*.part?.rar/*.part??.rar/*.part???.rar/*.part????.rar|filename=line_dir.html|cmd=unrar|args=unrar.exe
TYPE|name=Playlists|ext=*.pls/*.m3u|upnp_type=object.container.playlistContainer|filename=line_playlist.html
TYPE|name=Menu|ext=NA|ignore=*|filename=menu.html
TYPE|name=DirectoryMenu|ext=NA|ignore=*|filename=menu_dir.html
TYPE|name=DVD_Directory|ext=*.iso/*.img/*.toast/VIDEO_TS|filename=line_dir.html|cmd=unrar|args=undvd.exe
OPT|DVDREAD_MERGE=1
OPT|DVDREAD_NOTSDIR=1
OPT|DVDREAD_RARISO=1
OPT|EXPAND_RAR=0
OPT|EXPAND_ISO=0
OPT|SEND_INDEX=1
SORT|SET="-WCND"
VISITED|FILE=llink.bdb|MINTIME=0|PERCENT=85
ROOT|path=E:/xxxxx