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Mover - Not Moving One File (Solved)

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For the first time, the Mover did not move an MTS file of 1.93 GB.  I ran it last night manually and this morning it moved all files except this one file.  I tried to manually run it again and it completed without moving this file, the only file left on the cache drive.

 

Anyone have any suggestions as to what is wrong and how can I fix the problem?  I am running version 4.7.

 

I currently have preclear running on a disk and so I do not want to reboot to ensure all open file handles are closed.

File is probably in use, is it something you torrented/etc? If so, probably seeding.

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No torrent.  It is just a home video that I copied from my camera.  I don't know what could have an open handle to the file.  I will probably reboot once preclear is completed to see if that resolves the problem.  I have never had this happened with the mover.

Does the filename start with a . or a _ ?

 

Mover will not move those files if I recall correctly.

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Does the filename start with a . or a _ ?

 

Mover will not move those files if I recall correctly.

 

Normal filename starting with a "D".  It does have a dash in the middle, but so does all the other home video files that got moved.

You can try running the following to see if the file is actually open:

 

lsof | grep filename

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You can try running the following to see if the file is actually open:

 

lsof | grep filename

 

Two listings came back:

 

shfs  3836  root  5r    REG   65,65  2081685504   687 /mnt/cache/Media/Videos/2013/Disneyland - Fireworks.MTS
smbd 26100 root  21r  REG  0,14  2081685504  11204 /mnt/user/Media/Videos/2013/Disneyland - Fireworks.MTS

 

Can I manually close these open file handles?

You can try running the following to see if the file is actually open:

 

lsof | grep filename

 

Two listings came back:

 

shfs  3836  root  5r    REG   65,65  2081685504   687 /mnt/cache/Media/Videos/2013/Disneyland - Fireworks.MTS
smbd 26100 root  21r  REG  0,14  2081685504  11204 /mnt/user/Media/Videos/2013/Disneyland - Fireworks.MTS

 

Can I manually close these open file handles?

 

SMBD seems to be what shares files to windows hosts (SMB) and SHFS seems to be what's converting the physical mounted disks into one large share, as proven here:-

root@Tower:~# lsof | grep "Broke"                                                                                                                                                             
smbd        777    nicholas   38r      DIR       0,13           72  17179869251 /mnt/user/TV Shows/2 Broke Girls                                                                              
smbd        777    nicholas   39r      DIR       0,13          248  17179869252 /mnt/user/TV Shows/2 Broke Girls/Season 1                                                                     
smbd        777    nicholas   40r      REG       0,13   2337877762  17179869253 /mnt/user/TV Shows/2 Broke Girls/Season 1/2 Broke Girls - S01E01 - Pilot.mkv                                  
shfs       7286        root   58r      REG        9,2   2337877762           69 /mnt/disk2/TV Shows/2 Broke Girls/Season 1/2 Broke Girls - S01E01 - Pilot.mkv                                 
root@Tower:~#

 

And me accessing it on windows:-

V0TAtyG.png

 

I recommend trying to find which PC in your household is accessing it, if you can't just restart all windows PCs in the household, if you can't, there's probably some command to DC all SMB clients from the network.

 

Oh, and, FYI, 2 Broke Girls is a terrible show, don't watch it, I'm just too lazy to delete it and it's first in alphabetical order.

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I found the culprit and rebooted the media player device.  Then manually started Mover and the file was successfully moved.

 

This is the first time this has happened.  I don't know why the media player would leave open file handles.

I found the culprit and rebooted the media player device.  Then manually started Mover and the file was successfully moved.

 

This is the first time this has happened.  I don't know why the media player would leave open file handles.

 

If you were using plex, you'd have instantly known because "PLEX" would be in the log. Yet another reason why I love Plex  ::)

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