Re: Collections are suddenly gone in DK
Thomas <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.kde.digikam.user |
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Hi Maik, I let DK run for many hours more. It seemed to have found some more albums. Up until 2024. But then it stopped. I have now started and stopped DK multiple times. I have also clicked Refresh on the Albums folder. It still does not seem to find the rest of the collection. What might cause this? Would a reinstall of DK help at all? BR Thomas On 2025-09-08 21.20, Thomas wrote: > Thank you so much for looking into this! > > Perhaps I stopped DK too early and thus it did not produce errors in > the logs.... > > > What I did after I sent you logs was that I started DK and let it run > for a long time (it is still running) while producing a new log. > > It is doing *something*... > > I guess I can let it run until tomorrow and see if it eventually finds > the albums.... > > My collection is hundreds of thousands of photos - > 1 TB. So it will > take a long time if it needs to scan through everything.... > > > > > On 08/09/2025 20.39, Maik Qualmann wrote: >> Thanks for the log, I don't see any problems. The network collections >> are >> found and are online. The root network albums are being added. At >> least the >> root album names should appear in the album tree. >> I have no idea what's wrong with that; there are no error messages >> from the >> core DB either. >> Could it be that the scroll bars aren't visible for some reason, and the >> network collection is below your local album tree? Try >> resizing/minimizing the >> window? >> >> Maik >> >> Am Montag, 8. September 2025, 12:50:43 Mitteleuropäische Sommerzeit >> schrieb >> Thomas: >>> It is indeed MacOS on Apple Silicon (M3) >>> >>> I have sent the log. Not sure how much log to capture. But I just >>> started DK and let it run for a few moments. Let me know if you need >>> more. >>> >>> Thanks for looking in to this! >>> >>> >>> BR >>> >>> Thomas >>> >>> On 08/09/2025 12.27, Maik Qualmann wrote: >>>> It looks like macOS, please send me a debug log from the terminal when >>>> starting digiKam to my private email, as described here: >>>> >>>> https://www.digikam.org/contribute/#macos-host >>>> >>>> Maik >>>> >>>> Am Montag, 8. September 2025, 11:38:36 Mitteleuropäische Sommerzeit >>>> schrieb >>>> >>>> Thomas: >>>>> Hello, >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> I recently recovered from backup and as part of that I recovered >>>>> my DK >>>>> settings, collections, .db files, etc. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> All that seemed to work just fine for several days. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Now suddenly, when I start DK my collections seem to be gone. >>>>> >>>>> This scares me a bit as my collections are quite big. And >>>>> especially one >>>>> of them is more than a decade old and I have put a huge amount of >>>>> time >>>>> into it. >>>>> >>>>> When I look at the db files for DK, they do not seem to have reduced >>>>> dramatically in size. For example, the thumbnails.db is still tens >>>>> of GB >>>>> in size. So I do not think everything has been purged. But what would >>>>> cause it to suddenly not show up in the UI? >>>>> >>>>> How do I get my collections back in DK? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> In DK settings, these are my collections: >>>>> >>>>> (names and PII redacted for privacy) >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> When I go to Albums module, I only see the Pictures-local album. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Note, the network volumes /are mounted/ on the specified paths. >> >> >>