Linux: Unable to delete cached directory
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Linux: Unable to delete cached directory
I found that I can not delete any directory items in Settings-Browser-Catalog-CachedDirectory, even for deleted directories. All deleted directories reappear when I open settings again.
This bug seems to be Linux specific. On Windows I can delete cached directories successfully.
This bug seems to be Linux specific. On Windows I can delete cached directories successfully.
Re: Linux: Unable to delete cached directory
And the thumbnails of deleted files seem to be never removed.
For example, if you remove 2 images from a folder containing 10 images and then click rebuild thumbnails, the cache list would show there are still 10 files in the folder. Even if you then add 3 images into the folder, the cache list would show there are now 13 files in the folder, instead of 11 files actually.
For example, if you remove 2 images from a folder containing 10 images and then click rebuild thumbnails, the cache list would show there are still 10 files in the folder. Even if you then add 3 images into the folder, the cache list would show there are now 13 files in the folder, instead of 11 files actually.
Re: Linux: Unable to delete cached directory
I clicked the optimize button and selected only "remove empty directories", the nonexist cached directory items were not removed.
Then I selected "check for orphaned directories" and "check for orphaned files", all cached directories were gone...
But the two files Thumb.db and XnView.db are still very large, not shrinked at all.
Then I selected "check for orphaned directories" and "check for orphaned files", all cached directories were gone...

Re: Linux: Unable to delete cached directory
i have not the problem. Even with a clean catalog?
Pierre.
Re: Linux: Unable to delete cached directory
Now I find it a very strange bug.
I can't delete the cached directories because I store the images in /home/rm/ALL/Documents/Pictures and its subfolders. If I change the folder name from Pictures to Picture or Pictures1 or Pictured, or change the location to /home/rm/ALL/Pictures, no problem at all! Please investigate it.
I can't delete the cached directories because I store the images in /home/rm/ALL/Documents/Pictures and its subfolders. If I change the folder name from Pictures to Picture or Pictures1 or Pictured, or change the location to /home/rm/ALL/Pictures, no problem at all! Please investigate it.
Re: Linux: Unable to delete cached directory
how do you delete cached directory? You select them, and 'delete'?
Pierre.
Re: Linux: Unable to delete cached directory
Yes. I tried it from a clean catolog, with Thumb.db and Xnview.db removed.
Re: Linux: Unable to delete cached directory
and xnview.ini removed?rmtk wrote:Yes. I tried it from a clean catolog, with Thumb.db and Xnview.db removed.
Pierre.
Linux: Unable to delete cached directory
No. I don't want to lose my configuration.
If you want to investigate my xnview.ini I can send you.
If you want to investigate my xnview.ini I can send you.
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It seems that sometimes cached thumbnails can be removed from "CachedDirectory" window but not actually from the database. On my friend's Windows PC, I see an empty CachedDirectory window, but the size of both Thumb.db and Xnview.db are 100MB+ .
Re: Linux: Unable to delete cached directory
i can't repoducermtk wrote:It seems that sometimes cached thumbnails can be removed from "CachedDirectory" window but not actually from the database.

you need to click on optimize to reduce the size of databaseOn my friend's Windows PC, I see an empty CachedDirectory window, but the size of both Thumb.db and Xnview.db are 100MB+ .
Pierre.
Re: Linux: Unable to delete cached directory
Yes, optimize clean them all.
However I still have no idea why the folder /home/rm/ALL/Documents/Pictures is so strange on my computer...
However I still have no idea why the folder /home/rm/ALL/Documents/Pictures is so strange on my computer...