![]() ![]() I for myself and i don't think i'm alone in this - need a proper way to backup and migrate a whole installation. And right now i don't know where to go or what to do to get this done. So, the whole migration-process took 4-5 hours by now and still isn't complete/finished and satisfying. And this is a huge bummer as i putted in A LOT OF TIME identifying the movies/videos/shows by hand while remaining their original filenames!(sometimes this is possible sometimes not) After the re-indexing scan of 1-2 hours, the files are there and users and everything else - but the manually edited, handcrafted movie-entries are ALL gone. I followed the instructions for a manual backup anyway and now i have a "partially" migrated/backed up new database. How can it be that a software like emby, so powerful and well written/supported, has no proper 100% backup/migration-process? To keep a permanent copy of metadata, we suggest enabling saving of local metadata to media folders. This will not backup library contents and metadata. I followed the instructions from was a little shocked when i read this in the documentation: So, as besides of the root-path from my mediafiles, nothing has changed and i thought: this won't be a big deal.just copying the database, correcting the rootpath for the mediafiles and boom it's done. So, i ditched Kodi for emby and never looked back.until now.I'm in a similar position as Kirk137 in his post like flort in this post to some hardware and software-changes, i'm in the process of having to migrate from a emby macOS installation to a Ubuntu-based Linux installation.Įven though my case is about macOS/Linux-migration, my problem is related with the general migration-process and metadata-management, and therefore belongs in the "general"-forum. But the overall feeling about emby jellyfin is just awesome! I mean, kodi gives me some more options and fine-control on how i want to structure my library where emby jellyfin is limiting me, and emby jellyfin has some little flaws here and there. The fact that i am here right now, writing this post about emby jellyfin is because: **i love it.**As a long time kodi-user i instantly fell in love with emby jellyfin the moment i installed it and started using it. I know i know, you devs of emby jellyfin have had discussions and thoughts about this topic enough i guess.But i want to ask you to maybe rethink one or two things about the structure of emby jellyfin.īut hold on, before you think: great, another non-programming average Joe who thinks he knows things better than we do. Rc=metadata_getattr(prop_uri,"DefaultValue",datasrc) Įlse put "INFO: No libraries to resolve.Let's talk about a real full migration and the separation of metadata and mediafiles. Rc=metadata_getnasn(conn_uri,"Properties",1,prop_uri) Rc=metadata_getnasn(dbms_uri,"SourceConnections",1,conn_uri) Rc=metadata_getattr(dbms_uri,"Name",dbms_name) Rc=metadata_getnasn(schema_uri,"DeployedComponents",1,dbms_uri) Rc=metadata_getattr(schema_uri,"SchemaName",schema) Rc=metadata_getnasn(lib_uri,"UsingPackages",1,schema_uri) Rc=metadata_getattr(login_uri,"UserID",user) ![]() Rc=metadata_getnasn(lib_uri,"DefaultLogin",1,login_uri) If libcount > 0 then do n=1 to libcount /* for each library found, extract name and associated properties (default login, first associated application server, schema, database server) */ Put "INFO: Found " libcount "database libraries." Keep lib_name app_name user schema dbms_name datasrc Lib_uri lib_name app_uri app_name schema_uri login_uri dbms_uri dbms_name conn_uri prop_uri datasrc $ 50 ![]() */Įlse put "INFO: No libraries to resolve." Rc=metadata_getattr(dir_uri,"DirectoryName",path) Ĭall missing (path) /* clear path variable. Rc=metadata_getnasn(lib_uri,"UsingPackages",1,dir_uri) Rc=metadata_getattr(app_uri,"Name",app_name) Rc=metadata_getnasn(lib_uri,"DeployedComponents",1,app_uri) Rc=metadata_getattr(lib_uri,"Libref",lib_ref) ![]() Rc=metadata_getattr(lib_uri,"Name",lib_name) If libcount > 0 then do n=1 to libcount /* for each library found, extract name and associated properties (first associated application server, path) */ Put "INFO: Found " libcount "libraries." Lib_uri lib_name app_uri app_name dir_uri $ 50Ĭall contains '.'" /* Define library search parameters. Overview of DATA Step Functions for Metadata You can use Metadata DATA Step Functions or PROC METADATA to pull information down from Metadata and report on it. You can use the Metadata Security Macros to get permissions on objects. ![]()
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