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# SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT:
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## Due to changes in PMS beginning with PMS 1.43.0,
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## Due to changes in PMS beginning with PMS 1.43.0,
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DBRepair.sh, as currently written, is being phased out in favor of the program (compiled "C" version) I'm writing
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DBRepair.sh, as currently written, is incompatible with PMS 1.43.0 and above. It manifests as FTS "Malformed inverted index" errors
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Because of this, major changes are coming.
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1. DBRepair.sh -- As it exists in the main repo, has been patched to disable FTS repair.
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1. DBRepair.sh -- As it exists in the main repo, has been patched to disable FTS repair. This is the safest to do as of 1.43.4 PMS now handles FTS entirely itself.
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2. Existing 1.17.x packages have been taken down for everyone's safety
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You may safely use it for normal optimization but it not address any FTS issues.
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#### DBRepair (program)
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DBRepair (program) is stable and works for all but a few edge cases which I'm addressing now. These edge cases are how DBRepair determines its host & identity.
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Please come to the Plex Forum DBRepair Development thread to get the new program packages (ZIP file)
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This is the current package post: https://forums.plex.tv/t/dbrepair-development/822684/1151
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I will be updating it shortly
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=============================================================================================================
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#### DBRepair.sh - NEEDS PATCHING.
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- Falsely reports "Malformed inverted index" and marks the DB as damaged.
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This is the incompatibility showing itself. This will be worked around.
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