AG is not Scanning my Custom Folders

[ubermunchen]

AG is not Scanning my Custom Folders.

[apohl79]

check the server log for your directories to be correct:

[11:07:49.326|server|2083776c0d8] VST3 support enabled
[11:07:49.326|server|2083776c0d8] VST3 custom folders:
[11:07:49.326|server|2083776c0d8]   C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3_2
[11:07:49.326|server|2083776c0d8] VST2 support enabled
[11:07:49.326|server|2083776c0d8] VST2 custom folders:
[11:07:49.326|server|2083776c0d8]   C:\Program Files\VstPlugins2
[11:07:49.326|server|2083776c0d8] include VST standard folders is disabled
...
[11:07:49.337|server|2083776c0d8] scanning for plugins...
[11:07:49.339|server|2083776c0d8]   scanning: C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3_2\Podolski(x64).vst3
...

There seems to be something wrong with your config, if it does not scan your folders.

[ubermunchen]

I deleted the cache and cfg and rescanned just to be extra prudent. I then added the custom folder back in. I checked the CFG and the log. Both look like your examples (you gave an example of the cfg in another thread), except I have standard folders enabled also. It still won't scan the custom folder.

[apohl79]

Can you attach the log file?

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On 21. Dec 2020, at 23:22, ubermunchen ***@***.***> wrote:  I deleted the cache and cfg and rescanned just to be extra prudent. I then added the custom folder back in. I checked the CFG and the log. Both look like your examples (you gave an example of the cfg in another thread), except I have standard folders enabled also. It still won't scan the custom folder. — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.

[ubermunchen]

[apohl79]

I don’t see an attachment.

[ubermunchen]

I've attached it. User name was redacted intentionally since the forum is public.

AudioGridderServer_2020-12-21_14-12-43 [Redacted].zip

[apohl79]

Folder format looks good. It might be a permission problem. Can you try running the AG server with admin privileges?

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On 22. Dec 2020, at 10:10, ubermunchen ***@***.***> wrote:  I've attached it. User name was redacted intentionally since the forum is public. AudioGridderServer_2020-12-21_14-12-43 [Redacted].zip — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.

[ubermunchen]

Ran as admin. It didn't make a difference. I have also tried on a second cpu that has the same NI file structure, and it didn't scan there either.

[CaBuffalo]

I would try to use the most common name format on the custom folder's name, even plugin's name. For example, "C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST32\Podolskix64.vst3"

See if it helps.