(12-21-2022, 02:10 PM)JajajTec Wrote: I am not exactly familiar with this problem, but what i would do, if you have enough storage, copy/move the contents of the folder you wanna change to a different folder, stopp all apps/services, delete the old folder, create a new one with EXACTLY the same name (just with data integrity), start apps/services again, check if the new folder is actually accepted, and move/copy your files from the tmp folder to your new folder again.
Hope that works
Thank you for your reply and advice. I did as you suggested and added a slight twist and it worked perfectly. Thanks.
In case anyone else has the issue I found that if I:
- created a new shared folder, say “Music DS923” with advanced data integrity “enabled” and moved all the data from the previously existing “music” folder designated as the “system default folder” with self healing “disabled” to my new “Music923” shared folder
- then shut down and deinstalled the respective app, e.g. Audio station then restarted the NAS and reinstalled the app, then a new “music” folder designated “system default folder” would be generated with advanced data integrity “enabled”.
- I then moved my data back to the newly generated “music” shared folder and opened the app and it auto populated the app with the appropriate data files.
- I repeated this for photos and videos and it worked well.
Will do some more testing to verify but all seems good now. Thanks again for your assistance. It is greatly appreciated!