Thanks for your response guys, I did some more testing and I have a
pretty good idea of what is actually happening, but don't have time to
post all the details right now, maybe tomorrow.
Just to quickly answer your questions.
bpa wrote:
>
> You have virtualised system - can you give more deta
yes this is possible. If you look into the documentation of the LMS
community container here:
https://hub.docker.com/r/lmscommunity/logitechmediaserver
there you see the line:
-v "":"/config":rw \
change with a path which is accessible via Synology GUI for
example /volume1/docker/LMS/config/
slartibartfast wrote:
> This is different though. The other duplicates had a different timestamp
> as you would expect. This one didn't.
> The server is a Pi4 with a USB attached 3TB drive.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using TapatalkTimestamp is the wrong place to look
> apparently. The time adde
d6jg wrote:
> 7.7.6 is obsolete. You and anyone else running on a Synology NAS would
> be far better off opting for a Pi and piCorePlayer. Install an upto date
> LMS and point it at your NAS. Synology will not reverse their decision.
I would love to do it but how do you move your config+plugins
d6jg wrote:
> You keep getting these don't you?
> I'd suggest that what is happening may well be related to a disk reading
> error at scan time. What are you hosting your LMS on and where are the
> music files stored?
This is different though. The other duplicates had a different timestamp
as y
slartibartfast wrote:
> Well this is weird. I have just noticed these duplicated tracks. In
> library.db they both have the same timestamp back in 2013. I have
> another copy of library.db from April this year and the duplicate didn't
> exist then. How can that happen?[image:
> https://uploads.t
