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Now that I've got the server up and running correctly, everything indexed etc. I have an annoying (but not critical) issue, which is that the Windows File explorer will not correctly render the .png images provided in ~/bin/AssetUPnP/AssetImages/
These "icon" images display correctly on the host machine, but Windows insists on what looks like "inverting" these images by not respecting the transparency - thus they all appear black (will try to share an image later).
From reading around this could possibly be due to a recent Microsoft change? Something about marking things as "MotW"? Or not. Anyway, have been playing around with a bunch of settings in GPE and File Explorer hoping to solve this.
I did actually add the host machine to a "trusted zone" for my local intranet, but this hasn't helped? I note though that while Windows insisted on "https://" addressing, the server presents itself to my Windows box with "http://".
Am I looking in the wrong place? Does anyone know if there's a fix available? I can live with it, but it seems a shame to have ugly black squares in place of the rather nice default images.
These "icon" images display correctly on the host machine, but Windows insists on what looks like "inverting" these images by not respecting the transparency - thus they all appear black (will try to share an image later).
From reading around this could possibly be due to a recent Microsoft change? Something about marking things as "MotW"? Or not. Anyway, have been playing around with a bunch of settings in GPE and File Explorer hoping to solve this.
I did actually add the host machine to a "trusted zone" for my local intranet, but this hasn't helped? I note though that while Windows insisted on "https://" addressing, the server presents itself to my Windows box with "http://".
Am I looking in the wrong place? Does anyone know if there's a fix available? I can live with it, but it seems a shame to have ugly black squares in place of the rather nice default images.