I didn’t misunderstand - I’m trying to find out what’s going on.
You have a big problem.
Database problem maybe.
I don’t see anything out of the ordinary that would cause missing E3s.
Will enquire further…
While we wait - clear all the agent caches:
Follow the instructions.
It may take a while.
While you’re waiting for the cavalry, I’m curious if any of these episodes are being matched as duplicates of other, existing episodes. You can check in the Library view of your TV library by selecting “Episodes” from the view selection and then “Duplicates” for the filter:
You can then “Get Info” on a duplicate to see if it references the files you expect (or don’t):
If things don’t look correct there, you can try the Plex Dance on the offending episodes to see if that helps. After clearing caches as @JuiceWSA suggested, of course.
And at some point, logs (with debug enabled and verbose disabled) will likely be necessary.
Good idea…
Also let’s do this while we circle the wagons…:
Settings/Server/General:
Enable Debug Logging
Disable Verbose Logging
Take… The Fosters out of the library to a hiding place Plex can’t see (a Holding Folder on the same drive will be an instant success) The whole thing. Whisk it away. The Fosters has a 3. Let’s do that one.
Scan Library
Empty Trash
Clean Bundles
(Troubleshooting/Other)
Put The Fosters Back where it was.
Scan Library
Note what happens, if anything good…
If not - get those logs that captured the Plex Dance and drop the zip on a message window.
Troubleshooting - Download Logs <—they’re in your system downloads folder.
THEN we’ll have something to show management…
(right now @casaal is probably finding out how long it takes to delete 98 million little files…)
Only do the one episode 3 not the whole show.
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