2014-01-10, 03:46
What you are seeing is not the behavior I would expect for the update. Here's what should happen the first time the update is run:
1- AS will traverse your cache folder and rename all .tbn files to the appropriate extension (most often that is .jpg).
2- AS will traverse your local folder and do the same thing.
When that is done all your directories should have just .jpg files (unless you ended up with some png or gifs when you downloaded stuff).
I'd have to see a debug log file to be sure, but it appears to me that the one time conversion routine isn't running. You're seeing duplicates because AS is downloading all the files again as jpegs from the remote sites. In the AS addon_data directory, there is a file called migrationcheck.nfo. If you want AS to try and run the migration again, either just delete that file or change the string in there to '1.5.4' (without the quotes). That should, in theory, get AS to run the migration again.
There's no actual harm to having both files, it's just you'll have twice as much crap stored on your drive.
The _exclusions.nfo file is created in each directory automatically. To exclude something you have to go in and manually add the image name to that file. So if you haven't done that, then you're not using the _exculsion.nfo file.
1- AS will traverse your cache folder and rename all .tbn files to the appropriate extension (most often that is .jpg).
2- AS will traverse your local folder and do the same thing.
When that is done all your directories should have just .jpg files (unless you ended up with some png or gifs when you downloaded stuff).
I'd have to see a debug log file to be sure, but it appears to me that the one time conversion routine isn't running. You're seeing duplicates because AS is downloading all the files again as jpegs from the remote sites. In the AS addon_data directory, there is a file called migrationcheck.nfo. If you want AS to try and run the migration again, either just delete that file or change the string in there to '1.5.4' (without the quotes). That should, in theory, get AS to run the migration again.
There's no actual harm to having both files, it's just you'll have twice as much crap stored on your drive.
The _exclusions.nfo file is created in each directory automatically. To exclude something you have to go in and manually add the image name to that file. So if you haven't done that, then you're not using the _exculsion.nfo file.
