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Finding non existing albums

yves thomazeau
When i start digikam there is a ittle message from the software :
finding non existing albums, finding items not in the database or disk .
What does it means .
How can i know which albums,items are designed ?
How can i solve this ?

Thank you for answer .
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Re: Finding non existing albums

Fabien-5
Hello,

yves thomazeau wrote:
> When i start digikam there is a ittle message from the software :
> finding non existing albums, finding items not in the database or disk .
> What does it means .

DigiKam checks at each startup if the database and albums are in sync,
ie all albums and files have entries in the database and vice versa.
If new files/albums exist on the filesystem, digiKam will add them in
the database without prompting you for anything.
In the contrary case, it will tell you that there are entries in the
database that don't exist anymore on the filesystem and that it can't
continue without deleting the corresponding entries in the database...

> How can i know which albums,items are designed ?
> How can i solve this ?
There's nothing to solve. It's the correct behavior of digiKam.
You'll get this "scanning message" at each startup.

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Re: Finding non existing albums

Gerhard Kulzer
Am Monday 05 February 2007 schrieb Fabien:

> Hello,
>
> yves thomazeau wrote:
> > When i start digikam there is a ittle message from the software :
> > finding non existing albums, finding items not in the database or disk .
> > What does it means .
>
> DigiKam checks at each startup if the database and albums are in sync,
> ie all albums and files have entries in the database and vice versa.
> If new files/albums exist on the filesystem, digiKam will add them in
> the database without prompting you for anything.
> In the contrary case, it will tell you that there are entries in the
> database that don't exist anymore on the filesystem and that it can't
> continue without deleting the corresponding entries in the database...
>
> > How can i know which albums,items are designed ?
> > How can i solve this ?
>
> There's nothing to solve. It's the correct behavior of digiKam.
> You'll get this "scanning message" at each startup.
>
Under 'Setting'->'Configure..'->'Miscellaneous' you can enable/disable this
behaviour.

Gerhard


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Fabien-5
Gerhard Kulzer wrote:

> Am Monday 05 February 2007 schrieb Fabien:
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>yves thomazeau wrote:
>>
>>>When i start digikam there is a ittle message from the software :
>>>finding non existing albums, finding items not in the database or disk .
>>>What does it means .
>>
>>DigiKam checks at each startup if the database and albums are in sync,
>>ie all albums and files have entries in the database and vice versa.
>>If new files/albums exist on the filesystem, digiKam will add them in
>>the database without prompting you for anything.
>>In the contrary case, it will tell you that there are entries in the
>>database that don't exist anymore on the filesystem and that it can't
>>continue without deleting the corresponding entries in the database...
>>
>>
>>>How can i know which albums,items are designed ?
>>>How can i solve this ?
>>
>>There's nothing to solve. It's the correct behavior of digiKam.
>>You'll get this "scanning message" at each startup.
>>
>
> Under 'Setting'->'Configure..'->'Miscellaneous' you can enable/disable this
> behaviour.

Oops, I missed this option :)
If I'm not wrong again, digiKam won't show new albums (created outside
digiKam) unless you force it to rescan albums (Tools/Scan for new images).

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