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I used the archiver specifying a concrete destination:
python gparch_cli.py -c credentials.json M:\Photos_library
For some reasons, I needed to copy the directory to a new drive, N. When running the command with the new destination:
python gparch_cli.py -c credentials.json N:\Photos_library
I get errors:
[ERROR] media item could not be downloaded because: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'M:\\gpalbums/Favorites/IMG_6057.HEIC'
and so on. Meaning the database still hard-codes the destination folder to M: instead of the command-line argument.
Is there a way to move the destination folder without re-downloading the whole library again?
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I used the archiver specifying a concrete destination:
python gparch_cli.py -c credentials.json M:\Photos_library
For some reasons, I needed to copy the directory to a new drive, N. When running the command with the new destination:
python gparch_cli.py -c credentials.json N:\Photos_library
I get errors:
[ERROR] media item could not be downloaded because: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'M:\\gpalbums/Favorites/IMG_6057.HEIC'
and so on. Meaning the database still hard-codes the destination folder to M: instead of the command-line argument.
Is there a way to move the destination folder without re-downloading the whole library again?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: