So when the scan would detect the new duplicate file on the rclone mount, if the file already in the library was matched using the agent that the library was now currently not set to it would not automatically merge the two files as a duplicate and show the 2 in the corner, I just had two separate entries in the library.Īfter 4-5 days of fighting these issues with trying to scan and manually merge items I removed the rclone mounts from my libraries and put my library back to how it was before attempting to move to the rclone mount.
#Plex force empty trash movie#
The other main problem I had was at some point the agent on my movie libraries was changed. Another issue with the scan process one time was the metadata agents were failing, so the media was being scanned and added to the library but every new file was failing to be matched by the agent. Another time the scanner crashed and showed it was scanning but tailing the "Plex Media Scanner.log" for over an hour showed nothing was being scanned.
One time Plex crashed altogether and had to be manually restarted. One problem I had was the scan and/or Plex kept crashing in various ways. Not to mention how long the scan was taking for a large library. When trying to add the second directory I ran into a couple of problems.
#Plex force empty trash update#
Should I have done it a different way? Am I just going to have to wait it out at this point? I’m assuming the scan after I remove the /nfs/ directories will be much faster? I have Plex Autoscan setup for new media scans from Sonarr so I believe those will be much faster as well.Īn update to this. This is how I migrated my 4K libraries to my Google Drive however there are far fewer files in those so when it ran the initial scan after adding the new path it was much quicker so I did not anticipate this issue. This kicked off a scan and once complete I would removeįrom the library.
#Plex force empty trash download#
They are currently one for one copies of each other but the /mnt/ directory is a MergerFS mount of a scratch directory on my NAS to write to first for Sonarr to download to and an encrypted rclone mount to my Google Drive. I added a new path to the library with a copy of the all the existing files.Įxample, for over a year my Plex library has had an Anime library withĪfter having copied all of the media from my NAS to my Google Drive I edited the library and added the folder
I have Plex Autoscan setup for subsequent updates from Sonarr/Radarr. If it is indeed going to take this long is it safe to add the new directory for all my libraries now and just let it scan or will I start hitting API limits? I'm using my own client ID to connect to my Google Drive.Įmpty Trash automatically is currently off. Should it be taking this long? Is there a way to speed it up? I have multiple much larger libraries left to add the MergerFS directory for before removing the local NAS directory, at this point it seems like it will take weeks. I added the directory for my smallest library first and it has been scanning for two hours and is still no where near complete for a 42 show library with ~4000 files. I'm going to remove the local directory after the initial scan is done however that initial scan is taking forever.
I'm currently using Animosity's VFS setup and I'm at the step of adding the MergerFS mount as a folder for the library in addition to my local directory.
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