[Hirs Ute]

Originally Posted by seva

Finally, all issues with database and server that crashed are fixed so all should work as it should. It took too long than expected but at least it's done.


seva

You see Seva, that's what happens when you buy cheap servers in Caracas

[seva]

Originally Posted by Hirs Ute

You see Seva, that's what happens when you buy cheap servers in Caracas

hehehe good one

but it could be worse if we host all in Tuvalu like mp3Skyline, there issues are never resolved


Seva

[Hirs Ute]

Originally Posted by seva

hehehe good one

but it could be worse if we host all in Tuvalu like mp3Skyline, there issues are never resolved


Seva

Oooh, Bitchy

[Elfcall]

Originally Posted by seva

hehehe good one

but it could be worse if we host all in Tuvalu like mp3Skyline, there issues are never resolved


Seva

Harsh but fair

Elf

[mikeybloo]

Is there another problem today? I can't download anything, it just hangs when retrieving order from the server?

[seva]

Originally Posted by mikeybloo

Is there another problem today? I can't download anything, it just hangs when retrieving order from the server?

yup, it will be resolved within next 4h

Part or the ordering system crashed and needs to be restored...


Seva

[brenin]

New customer here. Love the look of Soundsbox, easy of use and all that!
However, the downloader is messing up the filenames:

I am using linux, and it seems the downloader wants to use "\" to separate folders (like windows does), but in linux it should be "/".

I get files called "Group - Album\Group - 01 song.mp3", when it should instead be creating a folder called "Group - Album", then saving "Group - 01 song.mp3" inside that folder.

Am I making any sense? I guess it should be as simple as detecting the OS, and using slash (/) instead of backslash (\). But nothing is ever simple, I know

btw: I am using SoundsBox.v3.1.1

[solaris]

Originally Posted by brenin

New customer here. Love the look of Soundsbox, easy of use and all that!
However, the downloader is messing up the filenames:

I am using linux, and it seems the downloader wants to use "\" to separate folders (like windows does), but in linux it should be "/".

I get files called "Group - Album\Group - 01 song.mp3", when it should instead be creating a folder called "Group - Album", then saving "Group - 01 song.mp3" inside that folder.

Am I making any sense? I guess it should be as simple as detecting the OS, and using slash (/) instead of backslash (\). But nothing is ever simple, I know

btw: I am using SoundsBox.v3.1.1

Hi brenin and welcome to the forum


The above made perfectly sense to me - and since this was the case, it is a thing of certainty that seva will be able to understand it too

So stay tuned for the 'one man rescue team', seva


Note: You could also PM him about this issue - just follow the below link:

http://www.aom3.org/forum/private.php?do=newpm&u=1388

[seva]

Originally Posted by solaris

Hi brenin and welcome to the forum


The above made perfectly sense to me - and since this was the case, it is a thing of certainty that seva will be able to understand it too

So stay tuned for the 'one man rescue team', seva


Note: You could also PM him about this issue - just follow the below link:

http://www.aom3.org/forum/private.php?do=newpm&u=1388

solution coming in few days



seva

[solaris]

Originally Posted by seva

solution coming in few days



seva

Wow, seva! Have you hired old forum member/MP3Fiesta site administrator, Solution?

Talk about to forgive and forget