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[Dan Meltzer]

On Tuesday 23 January 2007 5:42 pm, Erik Hovland wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 23, 2007 at 11:49:33AM -0500, Dan Meltzer wrote:
> > Dynamic Collections-- removing any mount point or adding any mount point
> > ends in explosion here with nfs.  In this case my normal collection
> > (local) was at /mnt/music and I mounted a nfs directory at /mnt, amarok
> > went boom :(
>
> Can I get a clarification of what the use case is? Are you saying that
> you have your music at /mnt/music and then you mounted over it by
> mounting something at /mnt (the dir above /mnt/music). Or are you saying
> that you mounted something else in /mnt?

I actually mounted at /mnt just to test.  Amarok would still crash if I 
unmounted (or mounted) a share in /mnt.  I didn't expect Amarok to still show 
my primary collection when I mounted over it, but I didn't expect it to crash 
either :) I can get a backtrace of it crashing when mounted in /mnt if you 
think it is important.
>
> If it is the former, and /mnt/music is not a dynamic collection - it
> really is not a fair thing to ask dynamic collections to handle. But I
> agree it shouldn't crash. If it is the later, I sure hope or
> DeviceManager hacking is the cause.
>
> E
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