> C:\ProgramData\Squeezebox\Cache
> C:\Users\All Users\Squeezebox\Cache
These two are one and the same folder. Windows does some mapping to
"legacy" folder names to remain backwards compatible.
https://superuser.com/questions/4050...do-i-need-both
> I guess this is so that all users and a specific user can have access to
> LMS but it does mean that a lot of disc space is lost in duplication.
> The reason I had lost 20Gbytes of disc space was that my LMS cache had
> grown to nearly 21Gbytes for some reason. Easy to remedy by deleting
Would have been good to know why that file was so huge... Did you
monitor it over time? Did it grow slowly or suddenly?
> C:\Users\All Users\Squeezebox\Cache
These two are one and the same folder. Windows does some mapping to
"legacy" folder names to remain backwards compatible.
https://superuser.com/questions/4050...do-i-need-both
> I guess this is so that all users and a specific user can have access to
> LMS but it does mean that a lot of disc space is lost in duplication.
> The reason I had lost 20Gbytes of disc space was that my LMS cache had
> grown to nearly 21Gbytes for some reason. Easy to remedy by deleting
Would have been good to know why that file was so huge... Did you
monitor it over time? Did it grow slowly or suddenly?
