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Update Version and Release notes to v1.17.01

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Chuck committed 2026-08-06 19:25:51 -04:00
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# Database Repair Utility for Plex Media Server. # # Database Repair Utility for Plex Media Server. #
# Copyright: 2022-2026: ChuckPa # # Copyright: 2022-2026: ChuckPa #
# All Rights Reserved. # # All Rights Reserved. #
# Version: v1.17.00 # # Version: v1.17.01 #
# Date: 02-Aug-2026 # # Date: 06-Aug-2026 #
######################################################################### #########################################################################
# Version for display purposes # Version for display purposes
Version="v1.17.00" Version="v1.17.01"
# Have the databases passed integrity checks # Have the databases passed integrity checks
CheckedDB=0 CheckedDB=0
ReleaseNotes
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# Release Info: # Release Info:
v1.17.01
1. CheckFTS/RebuildFTS - FTSRebuild did not perform a proper CheckFTS after repairing the FTS
tables. While this doesn't guarantee they won't corrupt again. It does
confirm DBRepair has repaired them.
Thanks to @dreondre for catching and fixing this.
v1.17.00 v1.17.00
1. BusyBox - Address edge case errors with NAS vendors' BusyBox shell implementation. 1. BusyBox - Address edge case errors with NAS vendors' BusyBox shell implementation.
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until such time as it's retired to Legacy Archive status. until such time as it's retired to Legacy Archive status.
v1.16.00 v1.16.00
1. MacOS App Dir - Older MacOS systems use /Applications. Newer MacOS systems use $HOME/Applications. 1. MacOS App Dir - Older MacOS systems use /Applications. Newer MacOS systems use $HOME/Applications.