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I'd suggest using something else than rclone as FUSE filesystems don't support inotify, which I use for all dynamic filewatching on Linux... Triggering manual rescans on specific subdirs sounds like a bad workaround, I wouldn't implement this personally but don't think it'd be that hard either. |
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LRR Version and OS
LANraragi docker:least ,Ubuntu20.
I am using rclone to mount a network drive. When adding a new archive to the content directory,and if the newly added archive is in a subfolder of the content directory LANraragi cannot detect the file. Even if I manually click the rescan button or the "Restart the file watcher" button.
I found a similar problem here #276 .
And even if the archive is stored in the /content directory, it takes a long time (an hour for me) for LANraragi to scan to the newly added archive.
Perhaps adding the option to set a specific content subdirectory path such as /home/koyomi/lanraragi/content/subfoldername when clicking the "Rescan" button would speed up the scanning process and increase accuracy!
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