[digiKam-users] Refresh not working

Stuart T Rogers stuart at stella-maris.org.uk
Thu Feb 21 12:07:05 GMT 2019


I tried cleaning up just the one album which contained the issue but it 
has not resolved the issue. I now see a slightly different message

digikam.database: Folder does not exist or is not readable: 
"/home/stuart/Work/Graphics11"

so it looks like it thinking there may be an album called Graphics11 but 
none exists and browsing the sqlite database I can find no reference to 
Graphics11.

Maybe I need to clean up everything?

Stuart

On 21/02/2019 11:08, Gilles Caulier wrote:
> Try to use the Maintenance tool dedicated to cleanup the database (Look 
> in Tools/Maintenance dialog).
> 
> Gilles Caulier
> 
> Le jeu. 21 févr. 2019 à 12:03, Stuart T Rogers 
> <stuart at stella-maris.org.uk <mailto:stuart at stella-maris.org.uk>> a écrit :
> 
>     Gilles
> 
>     More on my problem with 5.9 with refresh not finding new items in a
>     folder when either saving from GIMP or Darktable or indeed copying
>     images from an SD card using a file manager (dolphin in my case).
> 
>     I started digikam from a console and got these messages when doing a
>     refresh:-
> 
>     digikam.general: Using  4  CPU core to run threads
>     digikam.database: No itemShortInfo could be retrieved from the database
>     for image "IMGP0001.JPG"
>     digikam.database: No itemShortInfo could be retrieved from the database
>     for image "IMGP0002.JPG"
>     digikam.database: No itemShortInfo could be retrieved from the database
>     for image "IMGP0005.DNG"
>     digikam.general: Event is dispatched through a passive pop-up
>     QLayout: Attempting to add QLayout "" to QWidget "", which already
>     has a
>     layout
>     digikam.general: scan mode: ScheduleCollectionScan ::
>     ("/home/stuart/Work/Graphics1/Pentax-K-70/2019/02/")
>     digikam.general: Cancel Main Thread
>     digikam.general: Cancel Main Thread
>     digikam.database: Folder does not exist or is not readable:
>     "/home/stuart/Work/Graphics11/Pentax-K-70/2019/02"
>     digikam.general: Event is dispatched through a passive pop-up
>     QLayout: Attempting to add QLayout "" to QWidget "", which already
>     has a
>     layout
>     digikam.geoiface: ----
>     digikam.general: Using  4  CPU core to run threads
>     digikam.general: Action Thread run  1  new jobs
>     digikam.general: Cancel Main Thread
>     digikam.general: One job is done
>     digikam.general: Cancel Main Thread
> 
>     Please note that digikam has read the folder shown and displayed the
>     existing photos which were in it to start with. Restarting digikam does
>     indeed show the new photos OK when it does the initial find of new
>     items
>     at start up.
> 
>     For some reason or other I keep seeing the following message
> 
>     digikam.database: Folder does not exist or is not readable:
>     "/home/stuart/Work/Graphics11/Pentax-K-70/2019/02"
> 
>     the path displayed is wrong in that it should read /Graphics1/ and not
>     as shown /Graphics11/
> 
>     I am guessing that there is an error in the database somewhere but I
>     have no idea where it might be or how it might have come about. I also
>     guess that this might be the cause of the failure to find new items.
> 
>     How do I fix it easily as the database has several 1000's of photos in
>     it and a total rebuild with take ages?
> 
>     Stuart
> 
>     On 17/02/2019 09:55, Stuart T Rogers wrote:
>      > I am finding that when I open an image from within digikam to
>     edit in
>      > say darktable and save it to a folder within an album I am unable to
>      > view any of the saved images within digikam even when I use
>     refresh. I
>      > have to close digikam and open it again for images to be found. I am
>      > using digikam 5.9 in openSUSE Tumbleweed.
>      >
>      > Stuart
> 
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