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Hello everybody and happy holidays, I'm looking for a way to manually clear the metadata cache. I want that because the tvdb scrapper gets outdated (wrong) episode information (episode title, description, airdate, etc.) from cache based on the correct filenames. As it seems the scrapper refers to the S00E00 part of the filename and ignores the following episode title (e.g. "S03E14 - Zwei linke Hände.mp4"). The result is, that "S03E14 - Zwei linke Hände.mp4" is displayed as "Glaube versetzt Berge" which is S03E20. I recently changed some information (episode numbers) in the tvdb databas
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I just noticed in Emby 3.0.7013.4 (latest beta) that using webclient for server administratior or media playback, when the user logs out if you clic on "Manual Login" the last user username but more importantly also he password are already filled. I'm not sure if this was the same no previous versions or not. This might pose a security risk in the scenario that the last logged user was a server administrator but it will also have other implications and risks when you use different users for parental control or library access. The issue is more evident if you only use manual login for all
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I'm trying version 590 and I noticed that on the manual login page at least the password field is clear text. So when you type a password, is visible to anyone in the room. Would it be possible to hide the typed characters like in a regular password field where they are replaced with stars? Thanks
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I could be wrong, maybe it's just been moved, but I can't find the button to clear the auto-organize log anymore since the beta update. It's not a huge deal, I just like to keep things tidy
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Sometime when the Server gets updated; I see Clearing Cache task gets executes. Is there a way to execute that task manually? regards, DaN
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Sometime when Media Browser Server gets updated; a task called "Clearing Cache" is executed. Is there a way to execute that task manually? Regards, DaN
