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<blockquote data-quote="Mcgreag" data-source="post: 960698" data-attributes="member: 99416">I have a problem with JMM Server where it says (NA) for the path I add. Looking at the log the problem seems to be this:&nbsp;[2013-01-26 23:57:00:080] Warn|MainWindow.workerImport_DoWork =&gt; Importer.RunImport_NewFiles =&gt; Utils.GetFilesForImportFolder Error accessing: X:\Anime\A-F - Access to the path 'X:\Anime\A-F\System Volume Information' is denied.&nbsp;And when it fails to access that sub directory (which is the first it tests and it's only one that is not accessible) it stops looking.The reason there is a System Volume Information sub directory in that sub dir is because all the sub dirs in X:\Anime\ is actually separate drives (some external, some internal) mapped as directories.&nbsp;Possible solutions I see are:1. Advanced option to keep going in case of an access error.2. Option to select sub directories that it should not check.3. Hard coding to not check System Volume Information directory as it is a special system directory that no normal programs should try to access.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mcgreag, post: 960698, member: 99416"] I have a problem with JMM Server where it says (NA) for the path I add. Looking at the log the problem seems to be this: [2013-01-26 23:57:00:080] Warn|MainWindow.workerImport_DoWork => Importer.RunImport_NewFiles => Utils.GetFilesForImportFolder Error accessing: X:\Anime\A-F - Access to the path 'X:\Anime\A-F\System Volume Information' is denied. And when it fails to access that sub directory (which is the first it tests and it's only one that is not accessible) it stops looking. The reason there is a System Volume Information sub directory in that sub dir is because all the sub dirs in X:\Anime\ is actually separate drives (some external, some internal) mapped as directories. Possible solutions I see are: 1. Advanced option to keep going in case of an access error. 2. Option to select sub directories that it should not check. 3. Hard coding to not check System Volume Information directory as it is a special system directory that no normal programs should try to access. [/QUOTE]

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