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Enable the login dialog in Preferences
Then in the login dialog, select your old V3 database
After logging in, you can disable the login dialog again

You can use right click on a thumb-Metadata-Convert Metadata to XMP to make sure that the updated Exif is also consistent in the higher level XMP.

Are these files stored locally? PSU should monitor local hard drives (there was an issue with monitoring macOS volumes in 4.0, which got fixed in build 1448; https://whatsnew.idimager.com

You can always scan a folder manually by right click -> Verify Folder

When Sizing is enabled, the image is loaded, all settings of the sharing profile are applied and then saved with the changes. If you want to copy files instead of sharing an altered copy then don’t use the sizing option. All profile setting that impact the image file or content will then be disabled...

Metadata also allows you to convert colors. Either way, Sharing is intended for.....sharing :), which typically involves downsizing. The only reason why you can de-activate downsizing is because some people want to share original images. If you want to remove metadata from your original file, then c...

You also mention the Nikon D500, but that cam reads fine here. Maybe you come from an old database? Try right click->Metadata->Convert metadata to XMP. That also updates the dimensions in the database. The next update will report the dimensions for the mentioned Fuji cams. Then too you must re-conve...

Image Dimensions are read from the metadata of the image. Some camera's write wrong values in the dimension fields for RAW files. They then write the size of the preview in there. Some cameras don't write anything and then there's no way to determine the dimensions. You can check the metadata by rig...

This much?

Sharing images sends the images with 95% JPG quality setting. Try in any other tool to save the image at 95% and you should get a similar result.

P.S. The term "Keep original size" is also misleading.

That is what it's doing

Use either the scroll button on the mouse or click the plus and minus buttons on the map itself.

That is possible when using a second monitor. Then you can configure PSU to use the viewer on the second monitor.

You can select the thumbnail and press Ctrl+Alt+T (on windows) or Cmd+Opt+T (on macOS) to force a manual update of the thumbnail.

The image is loaded the rules of the transfer profile are applied, and then saved..
With JPG there will always be recompression on saving.

sizing to original dimensions is not the same as copying the original file. Disable Sizing if you want to copy original file. Some of the sharing option will then not be available.

I’m not saying it doesn’t work.
The XML export file that MP creates contains less than what MP writes to the metadata and so importing from file metadata will give you a better result. Use the regular import. Try it on one or two files and check what roles in.

pg_hba.conf file modified per instructions and system rebooted. file contains lines: host replication all 127.0.0.1/32 md5 host replication all ::1/128 md5 Maybe you can share your full config file? You mention replication, but PSU doesn’t use replication. It’s all about the line host all all 127.0...