Configuration backup fails

[paddy75 16]

Hello,

I running emby on a QNAP Container Station. Everything was working fine until today. Now I get the following error messeage from the configuration backup. I checked the path with winscp but can't find this file.
 

[Luke 42077]

Hi there, please attach the emby server log:

Thanks.

[paddy75 16]

Hi,

attached the log file.

neu 2.txt

[Luke 42077]

What is this path mounted to? /EmbyMedia/EmbyDASI

Is it on the NAS or on another machine?

[paddy75 16]

its on the nas

what is also confusing me:
Copied up /config/root/default/Filme/.@__thumb/s800poster.png to /EmbyMedia/EmbyDASI/Emby Backup - 2021-12-01 20.40.46 - Auto/library/Filme/.@__thumb/s800poster.png

here is no error but when i look into this folder, i also can't see this file and not present in the backup

[Luke 42077]

Perhaps it's a hidden file?

[Happy2Play 9780]

Unfortunately, these are hidden system file.  Looks like these are created per enabled options.

@__thumb files - How do do I get rid of them? - Page 4 - QNAP NAS Community Forum

Not sure if this is something Emby can ignore

 

 

Edited December 2, 2021 by Happy2Play

[Luke 42077]

@paddy75 are you still having an issue with this?

[paddy75 16]

Hi,
no, I disabled the feature on my QNAP and deleted all hidden .@__thumb folders via CLI. 
But think would be helpful to ignore this folders in the backup plugin when someone want to use the app on the NAS.

[paddy75 16]

It's not only in the backup plugin.

In each folder were the QNAP app finds images, it creates this hidden folder.

Here another error I got: Cache file cleanup failed

Access to the path '/config/cache/remote-images/9/.@__thumb' is denied.

 

After the uninstallation of the app and the deletion of all hidden folders no errors are present anymore

[Luke 42077]

1 hour ago, paddy75 said:

Hi,
no, I disabled the feature on my QNAP and deleted all hidden .@__thumb folders via CLI. 
But think would be helpful to ignore this folders in the backup plugin when someone want to use the app on the NAS.

The problem is actually in the .NET Core runtime file API. It is throwing errors when it encounters these. In the upcoming Emby Server 4.7 we'll be updating to a newer version of the runtime so there's a decent chance that will help with this.