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Re-scanning after NAS drive file re-arrangements
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31-01-2017, 07:46
(This post was last modified: 31-01-2017 07:47 by simoncn.)
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RE: Re-scanning after NAS drive file re-arrangements
I'm pleased to hear the problem is solved now.
To see when a rescan is completed, you can click 'Refresh status' every minute or so until the status changes from 'restarting' to 'running'. Alternatively (and much preferred), you can install MinimWatch and use it for rescanning. I mentioned MinimWatch in a previous post. The only way to change properties is by using MinimWatch. The status web page is intended to get you up and running for the first time. |
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Re-scanning after NAS drive file re-arrangements - MaltbyWalt - 29-01-2017, 23:11
RE: Re-scanning after NAS drive file re-arrangements - simoncn - 29-01-2017, 23:32
RE: Re-scanning after NAS drive file re-arrangements - MaltbyWalt - 30-01-2017, 00:02
RE: Re-scanning after NAS drive file re-arrangements - MaltbyWalt - 30-01-2017, 00:08
RE: Re-scanning after NAS drive file re-arrangements - simoncn - 30-01-2017, 09:28
RE: Re-scanning after NAS drive file re-arrangements - MaltbyWalt - 31-01-2017, 02:20
RE: Re-scanning after NAS drive file re-arrangements - simoncn - 31-01-2017 07:46
RE: Re-scanning after NAS drive file re-arrangements - Alan Robinson - 31-01-2017, 13:02
RE: Re-scanning after NAS drive file re-arrangements - simoncn - 31-01-2017, 13:35
RE: Re-scanning after NAS drive file re-arrangements - Alan Robinson - 31-01-2017, 14:03
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