Scan for new items takes ages after syncing collection btw. two computers
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torsten.crass at eBiology.de
Mon Jan 30 16:18:28 GMT 2017
Chris,
> It's probably because Unison updates the 'last access' date field on
> the files and Digikam uses this to decide whether to resacn.
> In Unix/Linux a file has three times associated with it:-
>
> Modified time - last time the file contents were changes (write or append)
> Accessed time - last time the file was accessed (read or write)
> Status changed - last time the attributes (owner, permissions, etc.) were changed
yeah, that's what I came up with, too -- the digikam4.db file will
probably have its access time changed during syncing.
> Digikam will compare its database with one (or more) of the above file
> times I expect. A Digikam expert will no doubt tell us.
But if so, I still wonder where digikam keeps record of digikam4.db's
access time?
Cheers --
Torsten
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