Ignoring the problem would not be so good. Do you use SQLite or MySQL and
which digiKam version exactly?
1. Backup the database
2. Use at least digiKam-6.0.0, if not available, use the AppImage.
3. If using SqLite as a database, just use the database migration tool to copy
the existing database into a new one. This fixes bugs, but should not remove
any tags that still exist.
4. Copy the new database over the old one.
Maik
Am Donnerstag, 14. März 2019, 13:05:50 CET schrieb Aliks:
> I have used Digikam for years to manage my bird photo library, with tags for
> the bird name and bird species/family. Example: A photo of a Hooded
> Vulture is tagged:
>
> Wildlife|Birds|Accitripidae Vultures|Hooded Vulture
>
> Over the years bird species get merged or split so I have I have reorganised
> the tag hierarchy many times. Its now a largish photo library, and losing
> tags would be painful so I have been tracking down all the errors and
> glitches and fixing them one by one.
>
> What's left is a set of 20 error messages which show at startup time, which
> appear to refer to "orphaned" tags, for example:
>
> Digikam::AlbumManager::scanTAlbums: Failed to find parent tag for tag
> "African Wattled Lapwing" with pid 210
>
> There is currrently no tag "African Wattled Lapwing" showing in the Tag
> Manager, if I create this tag and restart digikam, the error message
> remains. If I delete the newly created tag, still the same error message.
>
> Should I be worried about a corrupt tag database, or just ignore these
> messages?
>
>
>
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