I am running your docker image on my Synology NAS and my main user case is to automate the renaming of files using the Task Scheduler (headless use).
After configuring TMM settings using the GUI, I have doubled checked that everything is working fine. Then I close the GUI and I run the following command via SSH:
sudo docker exec -ti tmm /config/tinyMediaManagerCMD.sh -updateMovies -scrapeAll -rename
I have managed to get it to work, but sometimes I get the following error message:
ERROR [headless] org.tinymediamanager.TinyMediaManager:361 - IllegalStateException
java.lang.IllegalStateException: The file is locked: nio:data/movies.db [1.4.197/7]
I have 2 TMM containers running on my system, and I make sure to stop them right after the renaming process has finished by using the following command via SSH:
sudo docker stop tmm
What am I missing here? I got it working before, but I am not sure what is root cause of the error message I posted above.
Hi!
I am running your docker image on my Synology NAS and my main user case is to automate the renaming of files using the Task Scheduler (headless use).
After configuring TMM settings using the GUI, I have doubled checked that everything is working fine. Then I close the GUI and I run the following command via SSH: sudo docker exec -ti tmm /config/tinyMediaManagerCMD.sh -updateMovies -scrapeAll -rename
I have managed to get it to work, but sometimes I get the following error message: ERROR [headless] org.tinymediamanager.TinyMediaManager:361 - IllegalStateException java.lang.IllegalStateException: The file is locked: nio:data/movies.db [1.4.197/7]
I have 2 TMM containers running on my system, and I make sure to stop them right after the renaming process has finished by using the following command via SSH: sudo docker stop tmm
What am I missing here? I got it working before, but I am not sure what is root cause of the error message I posted above.
Thanks!