2016-12-03, 17:06
I was looking at my MySQL database, in the MyVideos99.path table.
There's a column called strHash. Now, I have removed many subfolders from the folders that I scan, and here's what I found looking at the table:
21:07:30 T:10616 WARNING: VIDEO::CVideoInfoScanner:
rocess directory 'smb://NAS/TV/Z Nation/' does not exist - skipping scan.
Problem is that long ago, I deleted the Z Nation folder and it still scans.
My path table has a strPath entry like this:
6436 smb://NAS/TV/Z Nation/ 0 0 2014-09-20 22:35:34 3970
6437 smb://NAS/TV/Z Nation/Season 01/ 0 0 6436
6652 smb://NAS/TV/Z Nation/Z Nation/ 0 0 6436
Subfolders I removed show up in the path table with a blank strhash field. This causes the scanner to still try to scan them.
is it safe to remove these entries in the database, or another way to do it? I did run a Clean library but that didn't remove them.
There's a column called strHash. Now, I have removed many subfolders from the folders that I scan, and here's what I found looking at the table:
21:07:30 T:10616 WARNING: VIDEO::CVideoInfoScanner:
rocess directory 'smb://NAS/TV/Z Nation/' does not exist - skipping scan.Problem is that long ago, I deleted the Z Nation folder and it still scans.
My path table has a strPath entry like this:
6436 smb://NAS/TV/Z Nation/ 0 0 2014-09-20 22:35:34 3970
6437 smb://NAS/TV/Z Nation/Season 01/ 0 0 6436
6652 smb://NAS/TV/Z Nation/Z Nation/ 0 0 6436
Subfolders I removed show up in the path table with a blank strhash field. This causes the scanner to still try to scan them.
is it safe to remove these entries in the database, or another way to do it? I did run a Clean library but that didn't remove them.
