2013-07-04, 05:14
Wow - thanks for replying so quickly!
The reason I ask is because, against the trend, I use path substitution for the Thumbnails folder. In Frodo.
(I know, I know, I don't get the performance, but man, does it make maintenance sooo much easier! Each new Pi on my network gets the same advancedsettings.xml thrown on an OpenELEC install - no fuss, no stress, and it just works! AFAIK, nothing pertaining to the media is stored on the Pi - it all comes from the server.)
If access is done via JSON, will Textures13.db still be relevant in my case?
I'm curious to see if I delete Textures13.db, whether or not XBMC will recreate it!
(2013-07-04, 04:49)MilhouseVH Wrote: ...however Textures13.db remains as a local SQLite database on each and every client because it manages the local artwork cache that is unique to each client.You make particular reference to client DBs, so what happens on the server machine?
The reason I ask is because, against the trend, I use path substitution for the Thumbnails folder. In Frodo.
(I know, I know, I don't get the performance, but man, does it make maintenance sooo much easier! Each new Pi on my network gets the same advancedsettings.xml thrown on an OpenELEC install - no fuss, no stress, and it just works! AFAIK, nothing pertaining to the media is stored on the Pi - it all comes from the server.)
If access is done via JSON, will Textures13.db still be relevant in my case?
I'm curious to see if I delete Textures13.db, whether or not XBMC will recreate it!
