UMS is breaking UMS.conf
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UMS is breaking UMS.conf
I just installed UMS 5.3.1 and whenever it exits, it inserts a backslash \ in front of every / in my UMS.conf. This makes the folder names unreadable when I restart UMS, so my only recourse is to edit my UMS.conf file manually before launching the app. I am running on OS X 10.10.5 an old Mac Pro (early 2009).
17:54:35 INFO Starting Universal Media Server 5.3.1
17:54:35 INFO Based on PS3 Media Server by shagrath, copyright 2008-2014
17:54:35 INFO http://www.universalmediaserver.com
17:54:35 INFO
17:54:35 INFO Build: 7228d86b2 (2015-11-22)
17:54:35 INFO Java: Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM 1.8.0_66 64-bit by Oracle Corporation
17:54:35 INFO OS: Mac OS X 64-bit 10.10.5
17:54:35 INFO Encoding: UTF-8
17:54:35 INFO Memory: 683 MB
17:54:35 INFO Language: English (United States)
Any ideas?
Thanks.
--Alan
17:54:35 INFO Starting Universal Media Server 5.3.1
17:54:35 INFO Based on PS3 Media Server by shagrath, copyright 2008-2014
17:54:35 INFO http://www.universalmediaserver.com
17:54:35 INFO
17:54:35 INFO Build: 7228d86b2 (2015-11-22)
17:54:35 INFO Java: Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM 1.8.0_66 64-bit by Oracle Corporation
17:54:35 INFO OS: Mac OS X 64-bit 10.10.5
17:54:35 INFO Encoding: UTF-8
17:54:35 INFO Memory: 683 MB
17:54:35 INFO Language: English (United States)
Any ideas?
Thanks.
--Alan
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Re: UMS is breaking UMS.conf
I upgraded to 6.0.0 and still see this problem. Any one have ideas on what I can do?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Re: UMS is breaking UMS.conf
Formatting the file isn't done by UMS but by a standard Java library, so that's very strange. What character set are you running in the OS? What character set it the file saved with by the editor? It should be saved as CP1250/Latin-1 as that's Java's default for configuration files.