2019-08-29, 01:49 PM
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When deleting a recording, which is the only recording in a given directory, the .ts and the season directory are deleted correctly but the empty top level (show name) directory is not being deleted.
For example, when I deleted the recording of Yellowstone it left "mnt/recordings/Yellowstone". The full path to the recording was "mnt/recordings/Yellowstone/Season 02/Yellowstone.S02E10.Sins of the Father.ts". The log shows the delete at 2019-08-29 09:10:11.701. The attached log is clean after a reboot. The second log shows a delete for "snowfall" which did the same thing.
If it matters:
Ubuntu 18.04 server (headless VM)
Apache reverse proxy
Recording to NFS share on the NAS
On another note, what's your thoughts on adding a button in the settings to reboot the OS? It surely could be a security risk but I'm thinking maybe only from within the LAN or even just a specific IP or range. It would make it easier for those of us running a headless VM.
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When deleting a recording, which is the only recording in a given directory, the .ts and the season directory are deleted correctly but the empty top level (show name) directory is not being deleted.
For example, when I deleted the recording of Yellowstone it left "mnt/recordings/Yellowstone". The full path to the recording was "mnt/recordings/Yellowstone/Season 02/Yellowstone.S02E10.Sins of the Father.ts". The log shows the delete at 2019-08-29 09:10:11.701. The attached log is clean after a reboot. The second log shows a delete for "snowfall" which did the same thing.
If it matters:
Ubuntu 18.04 server (headless VM)
Apache reverse proxy
Recording to NFS share on the NAS
On another note, what's your thoughts on adding a button in the settings to reboot the OS? It surely could be a security risk but I'm thinking maybe only from within the LAN or even just a specific IP or range. It would make it easier for those of us running a headless VM.
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