Ubooquity require Java 8. (you are using version 11)

Compatibility with Java 9 and above will come in a future release.

I don't know exactly what happened, but your database file definitely seems unusable. :(

If you want to make a test before getting rid of it, you can rename it (after stopping Ubooquity) in case you want to restore it later: the file is named "ubooquity-5.mv.db".

Could you post the rest of the error you get after these two lines ?

I think your database file is corrupted (but show me your error before reimporting everything).

Thanks for the bug report and the fix info !

I'll test the fix and try to include it in the next version of Ubooquity.

Hello Dmitry,

I confirm that the size of your database is not normal. It should not be this big.

Do you have any error in the Ubooquity log file ?

Hi Angelo,

I like this idea so I have added it to my backlog. :)

But as usual, don't expect it soon. The backlog is big...

Regards,

Tom

The only workaround I can offer is logging into one of the admin page with your browser "incognito mode".

(but you won't stay logged in this session after closing the tab)

I understand the idea (and I'll add it to my backlog) but I have no plan to add this functionality in a close future.

So for now the only way to have both protected and unprotected folders is to run two instances of Ubooquity (meaning using different ports and using more resources on your device).

Hi David,

when Ubooquity performs a scan, it checks the last modification date of all the files contained in shared folders.

If this date is different from the date stored in Ubooquity internal database (or if the file is new), then Ubooquity will extract the cover and the metadata from the file.

But the scan is global, there is no way to scan only one of the folders you shared.