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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 23 for Linux => Topic started by: ReinaldoRauch on September 05, 2017, 01:25:43 pm

Title: MC does check for case sensitive filesystem when scanning files?
Post by: ReinaldoRauch on September 05, 2017, 01:25:43 pm

When I updated some files in my library it updated the format ok from .mp3 to .flac but the filename continued with the initial letters uppercase like:

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01 Deus Le Volt!.flac

when the name of the file changed to:

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01 Deus le volt!.flac

At first I've tought that the "!" at the end of the filename would be the problem but it would be the case if the file wasn't found in the search.

So, after the scan, it shows that it found the changes, but it didn't updated in the library as this log shows:

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Library now has 16112 files. Search and update took 0:35.

Imported 0 new files.
Updated 91 files that had external changes.

In-depth details:
Updated:
    ... (summarized for simplicity)
    /run/media/reinaldoacr/hddreinaldo/Musicas/Angra/[2004][Album] Temple of Shadows/01 Deus Le Volt!.flac
    ...


Title: Re: MC does check for case sensitive filesystem when scanning files?
Post by: InflatableMouse on September 11, 2017, 05:01:12 am

/run/media is typically used for external devices, like USB drives.

Is that indeed an external drive, and what filesystem are you using on it?

Title: Re: MC does check for case sensitive filesystem when scanning files?
Post by: ReinaldoRauch on September 20, 2017, 12:28:15 pm

Yeah, is a usb harddrive that I use to store my library. But that should not interfer with this as linux hides it from the programs.