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This is the startup script (in /etc/init.d) that I use for UMS.

It could be a starting point and you would just have to make a few mods to suit your system.

I keep all the versions of UMS I have downloaded on my server.
I have a startup script which starts UMS. Then I create a symbolic link from UMS to whichever version I want to use.
EG: satan /opt/ums # ln -s ums-9.1.0/ ums

@SubJunk
Re: Fast forward issue.
Link to the zip file containing V7.4.0 and V7.5.0 logs:
https://gofile.io/?c=DzXwW1

@SubJunk

The fast forward problem started with V7.5.0 and all versions after that . The version prior to that (V7.4.0) worked fine.

I have the TRACE logs for V7.4.0 and 7.5.0 whilst doing the fast forward.

Where can I post the log files to?

Thanks

@SubJunk

V7.4 works fine with the fast forward. It was versions after V7.4 when it started.
I still have versions after that on my server so I will test each one and report which version the issue started.

Cheers

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How is your shared folders setup in UMS.conf This is mine as shown below. On my Gentoo server, all my media are sub directories of the shown directories. When I choose any one from a renderer, all the particular content is shown. # ---< Shared folders >-----------------------------------------------...

The name of the files are:
medias.mv.db
medias.trace.db

Maybe try the find command from each user:
find -name medias*

EG:
satan ~ # cd /root
satan ~ # find -name medias*
./.config/UMS/database/medias.mv.db
./.config/UMS/database/medias.trace.db

On my Gentoo Linux it is in:
/username/.config/UMS/database/