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I have a few manual syncs and a few syncs configured to run automatically every 8 hours -- nothing more frequently than that.
But every few minutes while Tunefusion is idle -- not running any syncs -- it writes and then quickly deletes a "testaccess" file to the source or target directories of those syncs (I can't tell which, because the directories are sources for some syncs and targets for others).
The problem is that I use the inotify file watcher to help manage other tasks related to my music library. When inotify sees changes (like a newly created/deleted "testaccess" file), it kicks off actions like scanning for new music tracks, etc. I'd like to avoid performing those actions unnecessarily.
Is there a way to prevent Tunefusion from writing the testaccess file, or from writing it so often?
But every few minutes while Tunefusion is idle -- not running any syncs -- it writes and then quickly deletes a "testaccess" file to the source or target directories of those syncs (I can't tell which, because the directories are sources for some syncs and targets for others).
The problem is that I use the inotify file watcher to help manage other tasks related to my music library. When inotify sees changes (like a newly created/deleted "testaccess" file), it kicks off actions like scanning for new music tracks, etc. I'd like to avoid performing those actions unnecessarily.
Is there a way to prevent Tunefusion from writing the testaccess file, or from writing it so often?
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