11-04-2018, 02:08 AM
Yes it is. It deletes all the thumbnail images in the cache directory then repopulates it. You may have to clear the Browser cache AND history on your client in order to see the updated images.
Some other things that might be helpful for debugging.
1. Verify that new thumbnails have been generated by looking at the date and file sizes for the jpg's.
ls -l /var/local/www/imagesw/thmcache
2. Manually delete the thumbnail images and force the Album Cover panel to display default images, then re-gen the thumbnails
a) sudo rm -f /var/local/www/imagesw/thmcache/*
b) Refresh the Browser
c) Open the Album Cover panel and scroll down until all the albums covers are populated with the default moOde cover
d) Open the Sources screen and Re-Gen the thumbnail cache
e) repeat b) and c) except that the covers displayed should be the newly generated album cover thumbnails
-Tim
Some other things that might be helpful for debugging.
1. Verify that new thumbnails have been generated by looking at the date and file sizes for the jpg's.
ls -l /var/local/www/imagesw/thmcache
2. Manually delete the thumbnail images and force the Album Cover panel to display default images, then re-gen the thumbnails
a) sudo rm -f /var/local/www/imagesw/thmcache/*
b) Refresh the Browser
c) Open the Album Cover panel and scroll down until all the albums covers are populated with the default moOde cover
d) Open the Sources screen and Re-Gen the thumbnail cache
e) repeat b) and c) except that the covers displayed should be the newly generated album cover thumbnails
-Tim
