John Doe wrote:
>>> Try:
>>> http://mediatomb.cc/pages/documentation
>> For example, I want to access a directory /Photos/ on my TV,
>> but I've no idea how to add this to the sqlite database,
> If it is only about using the software, there should be nothing
> specific to CentOS...
Except that I had to enable the rpmforge repository
to get mediatomb under CentOS-6.
(I think it used to be available under CentOS-5 in the epel repo?)
Then with rpmforge enabled "yum update" had problems,
so I had to disable it (having installed mediatomb).
> For your directory issue, section 5.11 from the documentation
> page linked above seems pertinent.
Thanks, I was trying to add a directory using the web interface,
but I will try this CLI method.
--
Timothy Murphy
e-mail: gayleard /at/ eircom.net
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