| RobT | 17 Posts | |
| wrote on 07.08.17 at 21:02 | | Last night, Windows 7 update decided to reboot my machine to install updates. When I came into my office this morning, streamWriter was running as I hoped, but had a blank configuration - no streams, no recordings. This may be related to problems periodically saving the database. I turned off automatic updates, but this is not good. If a power bump happens while I am away, I will lose recordings.
I had saved my configuration, and most was OK after reloading it. I had made one tweak to the recording time for one station, and fixed that and saved my config again. But one odd thing - the list of stream files is as it was at the time of the last config save. That seems odd - there's a directory out there to look at, so saving recordings in the config backup doesn't seem right. I know that I have deleted files from the directory and had streamWriter notice that. Since I do sometimes listen to shows through the sW UI, this isn't ideal, though it's not a big problem.
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| alex | 2549 Posts | |
| wrote on 18.08.17 at 21:05 | | Hi,
this is an issue that should be fixed. Handling of system reboot/shutdown is improved in the latest build. I won't promise anything but many tests in a virtual machine looked good.
Usually streamWriter saves a "recovery file" every 10 minutes and when it crashed/gets terminated it will ask the user at the next start whether to load the saved recovery file so that only changes from the last minutes are lost. I have no clue why this did not work for you. |
| | | | LG/Best regards, Alex
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| RobT | 17 Posts | |
| wrote on 23.08.17 at 16:50 | | I wonder if it has something to do with my having "Start dtreamWriter on windows login" set?
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| alex | 2549 Posts | |
| wrote on 24.08.17 at 21:04 last edited by alex on 24.08.17 at 21:04 | | No. It was (I hope) a bug in streamWriter where I did not correctly handle system shutdown/reboot. I am using the current build on different computers and always shutdown windows with streamWriter running - the problem did not appear again. |
| | | | LG/Best regards, Alex
"Journalism is printing what someone else does not want printed. Everything else is public relations." - George Orwell
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