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From: Stephane T. <st...@st...> - 2024-06-01 02:50:38
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Hi John, I think this is because changelogs (that are by FID) require the parent FID to be present in the DB. I recommend to drop the DB, scan once, enable changelogs, then scan again. Then you should be good to go without frequent scanning. Best, -- Stéphane Thiell > On May 31, 2024, at 4:11 PM, John White <jw...@lb...> wrote: > > I have a new 3.1.7 install on rocky8 running ddn 2.12.9 on the client side and 2.12.9_ddn8 on the server side. Changelog readers enabled on our 4 MDTs.I started the daemon to confirm the changelog was functioning before starting the initial scan. rbh-find was full of unresolved fid paths and then the filename: > 0x5c00292d9:0x12e97:0x0/5_1_1_/rho_5_2_imag.dat > 0x5c00292d9:0x12e97:0x0/5_1_1_/rho_5_3_real.dat > 0x5c00292d9:0x12e97:0x0/5_1_1_/rho_5_3_imag.dat > 0x5c00292d9:0x12e97:0x0/5_1_1_/rho_5_4_real.dat > 0x5c00292d9:0x12e97:0x0/5_1_1_/rho_5_4_imag.dat > 0x5c00292d9:0x12e97:0x0/5_1_1_/rho_5_5_real.dat > 0x5c00292d9:0x12e97:0x0/5_1_1_/rho_5_5_imag.dat > > But once I started the initial scan, fully resolved paths came into being alongside the unresolved paths. > > Thoughts? > > > > _______________________________________________ > robinhood-support mailing list > rob...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/robinhood-support |