Serviio Does Not Remove Items from Database
I am running Serviio 2.1 in a jail on a Truenas server.
All storage inside the jail is case sensitive.
The videos are stored in a dataset that is dedicated to Serviio which is NOT case sensitive.
The videos dataset is shared via SMB for us windows folks.
Serviio's shared folder is /mnt/videos and is case sensitive since it is in the jail.
There is a mount point connecting "/mnt/pool/eds/video" (the video storage dataset) to "/mnt/pool/iocage/jails/serviioj/root/mnt/videos" inside the jail where Serviio thinks that the videos are stored.
So, here is the issue. Somewhere deep in my videos hierarchy, I renamed a folder from "Misc" to "MISC". Then I did a "Force Refresh".
The refresh ran for quite a while as file names whizzed by in the balloon tips.
In the end, the file count went up by thousands and now I can watch all of those miscellaneous videos either through a "Misc" folder or through a "MISC" folder.
To be clear, the Roku now displays both "Misc" and "MISC" and all files in either "Misc or MISC" are identical and can be viewed without error.
Serviio has now duplicated the entire tree that resides below "Misc".
There are not two folders. There is only one that was renamed from "Misc" to "MISC"
My question: Is there any way to fix the database short of removing and then re-adding Serviio's shared folder "/mnt/videos" back in.
The removing takes hours and the adding back in takes 'till tomorrow to accomplish.
All amid the screams of "Serviio's broken" from the family.
Thank You
All storage inside the jail is case sensitive.
The videos are stored in a dataset that is dedicated to Serviio which is NOT case sensitive.
The videos dataset is shared via SMB for us windows folks.
Serviio's shared folder is /mnt/videos and is case sensitive since it is in the jail.
There is a mount point connecting "/mnt/pool/eds/video" (the video storage dataset) to "/mnt/pool/iocage/jails/serviioj/root/mnt/videos" inside the jail where Serviio thinks that the videos are stored.
So, here is the issue. Somewhere deep in my videos hierarchy, I renamed a folder from "Misc" to "MISC". Then I did a "Force Refresh".
The refresh ran for quite a while as file names whizzed by in the balloon tips.
In the end, the file count went up by thousands and now I can watch all of those miscellaneous videos either through a "Misc" folder or through a "MISC" folder.
To be clear, the Roku now displays both "Misc" and "MISC" and all files in either "Misc or MISC" are identical and can be viewed without error.
Serviio has now duplicated the entire tree that resides below "Misc".
There are not two folders. There is only one that was renamed from "Misc" to "MISC"
My question: Is there any way to fix the database short of removing and then re-adding Serviio's shared folder "/mnt/videos" back in.
The removing takes hours and the adding back in takes 'till tomorrow to accomplish.
All amid the screams of "Serviio's broken" from the family.
Thank You