Re: How to use the rygel upload service?

[Jens Georg <mail jensge org>]

Hi,

> Hi,
>    I'm trying to figure how the upload service is actually working.
> (I use gupnp-tools for the tests)

[...]

> First, I check the rygel.conf file (*-upload-folders, allow-upload).
>
> Finally, I try to upload a picture:
>    $ gupnp-upload -i lo uuid:8aa83fb8-c1d8-445a-98c1-76d3d22847bf 
> gnome-logo.png
>    ** (gupnp-upload:27841): CRITICAL **: Failed to find a suitable 
> container for upload.
> It fails!
> What kind of "container" is missing?


Does it work if you use -c "DLNA_ORG.AnyContainer"? The gupnp-upload is
a bit stupid and only searches the first level of containers for a
container with a suitable upload-class.

-c "DLNA_ORG.AnyContainer" will ask the server to find one.

Which back-end are you using?

>  
>
>
> Here are debuging messages from rygel:
>    ../..
>    (rygel:27823): RygelServer-DEBUG: rygel-browse.vala:109: Fetching
> 2 
> children of container '0' from index 0..
>    (rygel:27823): RygelServer-DEBUG: rygel-browse.vala:121: Fetched 2
> children of container '0' from index 0.
>    ** (rygel:27823): DEBUG: URL: /usr/share/gupnp-av/didl-lite-
> v2.xsd, 
> ID: (null).
>    ** (rygel:27823): DEBUG: BASENAME: didl-lite-v2.xsd, PATH: 
> /usr/share/gupnp-av/didl-lite-v2.xsd
>    ** (rygel:27823): DEBUG: URL: 
> http://www.upnp.org/schemas/av/upnp.xsd, ID: (null).
>    ** (rygel:27823): DEBUG: BASENAME: upnp.xsd, PATH: 
> /usr/share/gupnp-av/upnp.xsd
>    ** (rygel:27823): DEBUG: URL: http://www.upnp.org/schemas/av/av.xs
> d, 
> ID: (null).
>    ** (rygel:27823): DEBUG: BASENAME: av.xsd, PATH: 
> /usr/share/gupnp-av/av.xsd
>    ** (rygel:27823): DEBUG: URL: 
> http://dublincore.org/schemas/xmls/simpledc20021212.xsd, ID: (null).
>    ** (rygel:27823): DEBUG: BASENAME: simpledc20021212.xsd, PATH: 
> /usr/share/gupnp-av/simpledc20021212.xsd
>    ** (rygel:27823): DEBUG: URL: http://www.w3.org/2001/03/xml.xsd,
> ID: 
> (null).
>    ** (rygel:27823): DEBUG: BASENAME: xml.xsd, PATH: 
> /usr/share/gupnp-av/xml.xsd

That seems a bit short...