A couple of ideas for extracting this information that I found on the internet all returned the count of watches as '0'. I have spent several hours trying to find out if the needed INOTIFY watches have been added by emby, and whether or not there are any existing watches at all. After waiting for 15 minutes, the new media had not been detected or added to the Emby database and no NFO file was created. The max_user_watches now anwsers back as sysctl fs.inotifyĪfter which, I added a new media file to the Emby library files.
I also put the 204800 manually into cat /proc/sys/fs/inotify/max_user_watches _tw_reuse = cat /proc/sys/fs/inotify/max_user_watches But when I went back to check it, I can see that it did not change cat /etc/nf Perhaps it was coincidental that the number of folders just happen to become 8193+ just after the system restore? Based on the instructions in the link you provided I added the adjustment line to my nf file and rebooted. However, I have never adjusted it before. You mentioned that I need to adjust the INOTIFY events property again.
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Unless the manual 'scan media files' routine has been improved, I would much rather never use it on the entire library. These could be locked against change however, there is no option to blanket lock all titles and even using the metadata manager to do them one by one is way too much. mostly because it would overwrite my customized images and parental ratings. I have had less than satisfactory results using the manual 'scan media files' option. Is Emby ignoring the NFO file? Have the tags been moved somewhere outside of the NFO files in this latest release? I thought that maybe a corrupt configuration from the restore activities might have confused the server into storing the metadata directly in the database, but when the files were actually scanned it did create NFO files in the media folder. I even added the tag manually to a title, but it still came up without the tag in the metadata. Previously when I added a tag to a title by editing the metadata through the emby interface, a line. Question: From what I've read on this forum, the filesystem ext4 is compatible with immediate scanning, is this confirmed to be correct? Perhaps there is a legacy configuration that needs to be removed and recreated? Anyone know what file they would be stored in?Ģ) The emby server is set to store the NFO files in the media folders. I was suspicious that the Emby Server's user ID may have changed even though it still shows 'emby' however, I have files that are set such that only the owner (emby) can access them and this new installation of Emby can read them just fine. I have unchecked and rechecked the option to 'scan immediately' in more than one library but none of the libraries are scanning immediately (the scan that happened overnight was more than 10 hours after the media was added). It did scan the next morning at a seemingly random time (I couldn't find any setting where the scheduled scan task time is listed for comparison). It was up and running as it had been before with no titles missing.ġ) After the restore when I added new media I realized that Emby is no longer scanning for new media when it is added.
After it completed, I installed the latest Emby server (4.6.4.0). After creating the storage pool and a new volume (ext4), I performed a restore of the entire system. Since I already have regularly scheduled backups running, I figured it would be an easy interim solution to convert the Raid 1 (SHR) to Raid 0 in order to get more capacity. Then deleted the volume and storage pool.
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My media storage volume was getting full so I acquired a larger USB HDD and used it to create a fresh backup of the entire system (including the Emby server files).
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