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What's the use case? |
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I have multiple folders ( from different disks ) where I keep the Mangas. I have to create separate libraries for these right now. Though they all have same configuration ( for Manga ) so I want to keep it as simple as possible. |
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If you are using Docker you could mount them all under the same directory. |
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Though it would be like this then: /data/Manga/1 ( from disk1 ) Do you suggest then configure library for "/data/Manga" ? Will it successfully scan all the subfolders on both folders? |
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yes, that should work |
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Ugh. That means now I have to change folder structure and that means it'll scan those folders again and it'll take ages ( there are LOTS of manga in my folders ). You don't suppose there's an easy way to modify folder names of the scanned titles are there ( other than directly via sqlite3 )? If I have to do it that way, could you suggest which SQL queries I have to run to update folder from "/data/Manga/...." to "/data/Manga/1/...." |
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if you have file hash enabled it should work
there's no way to do that, except in DB, which is not supported, so to be done at your own risks
i don't have time to look into what queries would be required, sorry |
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Describe your suggested feature
Currently Komga only supports one folder per library. Is it possible to extend this to scan multiple folders per library? Like Plex does?
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