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  1. I'm also experienceing this. I've ran the empty cache code and still I'm getting everything skipped as it was loaded within 0.0001 seconds even though it's content that has been added since the script last ran.
  2. As I mentioned before my edit, I don't need the script to check if I have video files in my videos folder, I know they're there so I removed that part of the script, so the fi is not necessary for the edited version I'm running. Appreciate the reply.
  3. Version 1.3 has fixed the issue and it's running again. Didn't see the changes at first, apologies.
  4. Works fine for me and has for 7 months now. Just because you can't figure out what YOU'RE doing wrong, doesn't mean it doesn't work. Don't be obtuse. The author is NOT your personal IT support. Figure out your own issues like everyone else.
  5. Would love to have you look into making an "easy to install" docker Lineage (L1J-EN https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lineage_(video_game) ) server from this source: https://github.com/l1j-en/classic Someone made a compose.yaml and Dockerfile already for it, but I'm not sure if it can be used or not: https://gist.github.com/bradbeam/bc814a863d6f0ea184368858453501b1
  6. I too am getting this error message despite using the exact same path in my dockers. I've commented out the entire section you posted above with #'s and it's working fine again. I greatly appreciate the script that the OP created, however, I'm not sure the docker check is necessary as everyone coming here likely IS running Plex/Jellyfin/Emby/etc. to utilize this script and has a grasp of what it's meant to do and how it works. It seems a bit overkill and hand-holdy if we're manually inputting our paths to media in the first place, aware of what the paths should be to access our media within Dockers. Maybe just a: "#This script is only meant to be used if you're using a docker that accesses your media at the specified paths." Would suffice instead of complicating the script.
  7. I'm still getting the broken pipe error message as well as it still loading in ALL my srt files. Is the script on the first page updated?

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