mikiher

There's another thing I don't understand about the logs above `[LibraryScanner] Starting (forced) library scan 05246d51-dacf-4a88-aafd-9b90c897b4de for Fiction` Who initiated the forced library scan? As far as I understand, the...

Sorry for nagging again, but the unfortunately crash the logs didn't provide me with much additional info. Can you please also attach the crashed library scan log? It should be...

Thanks for the info. I will try to reproduce the way you described. Regarding `containerJson` - you're right that it needs to be checked before accessing it, but accessing a...

Ah, great, I was able to reproduce this. The crash happens during a library scan when all the follwoing conditions are met: 1. An epub is moved from one folder...

> So you don't need the log? I have found it but I'd be happy to skip it :) No, thank you, I don't need the log anymore

@advplyr, I dug into what happens when you move library files into a different folder in the same library. It looks like the code that handles these kind of changes...

Of course, another possibility of fixing this is to remove the clever ino matching code, in which case a folder move would just be identified as a missing book and...

> Thanks for digging into that. The issue with the data model you pointed out is something I've wanted to solve for a while now. > > Originally when transitioning...

Looking at the stack trace, the crash seems to have happened not while matching, but while the library watcher was adding a new book (but perhaps both things happened around...

Thanks. In your server settings, Do you have "Store covers with item" enabled?