>Did you catch my post from a few days ago about running with MySQL on
>Windows?
>
Yes, so I let it run with SQLite.  I knew it was going to auto-switch my prefs 
from MySQL to SQLite when I started 7.6.

>The "clear & rescan" (external scanner) doesn't work for me, as it
>always hangs up during the precaching artwork phase.  If you try to
>abort the scan from the web interface then it won't do anything and
>you'll have to manually kill off the scanner process.  Then there's a
>'progress' table in the database that you'll need to clear or the
>server will continue to think that there's an ongoing scan.
>
Oh, do you think it might have been running the MySQL scanner externally, and 
SQLite internally at the same time, causing the strange scanner progress 
display?

>I don't know the explanation for that unless you had an old SQLite
>database in the cache folder that you copied.  Pretty sure that it does
>not migrate any data.  It might also have been using the dbi string in
>the prefs file, so showing you your existing MySQL database, but
>running the scan using SQLite.  It's been known to get confused and use
>both.  I would start with an empty cache folder, as there's nothing in
>there that won't just be recreated.  Might be a good idea to also start
>with an empty MySQL database.
>
Yes, I'm beginning to wonder that it switched prefs to use SQLite at startup, 
and then auto-detected changes and fired up the internal scanner, but perhaps 
also the external scanner had started and hadn't picked up prefs change so was 
still using MySQL DB.

It could be that I had an old SQLite DB in cache that I copied.

I was trying to simulate a migration from 7.5.3 to 7.6 for users upgrading, 
rather than a clean install.
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