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[pir8radio]

Silly question.....   So my server, the other day, decided to sync with my bios clock due to a network outage, no NTP available...    Stupid design windows you should just hold over the time and free run...  anyway...    i guess my bios clock was set to 2022...    WOW,   PI$$ED off some of my software...    like bad...  Splunk thought my license had expired, windows scheduled tasks were all jacked up, their next run time was 2022..  I'm still recovering from the mess...   lol i miss the days of changing the clock to keep a demo running longer....     

 

anyway...   very minor...  but i have these things stuck in my activity now...  at the top as if they are the most recent...     any way to get rid of them?

 

[Luke]

There's no way in the UI, so either you'd have to edit the database or just delete the activity database altogether.

[pir8radio]

There's no way in the UI, so either you'd have to edit the database or just delete the activity database altogether.

 

so if i wipe the activity db out, as in delete the file...    restart emby it will re-create a new one?  no other issues i have to worry about?  any other feature loss?

[Happy2Play]

Yes it will recreate the db.  It is just archived activity.  You can just go in and change the timestamp for those three.

[pir8radio]

Yes it will recreate the db.  It is just archived activity.  You can just go in and change the timestamp for those three.

 

 

I know you love messin' in the db...   im not a db guy so i stay out of there. lol    But i have no issues with killing off the old activity..   maybe ill fire up the ol' DB Browser and take a peek...  thx guys.

[chef]

Or you could try: one point twenty one 'jigawatts' of electricity.

[pir8radio]