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FTS = Full-text search. It's a table only used for the collection search.
Error probably means that the rowid it's trying to insert into songs_fts already exists, which is very strange, unless you have manually modified the database.

Try re-creating the songs_fts data, with the following commands:

Remove all songs_fts data:

delete from songs_fts;

Re-create songs_fts data from songs:

INSERT INTO songs_fts (ROWID, ftstitle, ftsalbum, ftsartist, ftsalbumartist, ftscomposer, ftsperformer, ftsgrouping, ftsgenre, ftscomment) SELECT ROWID, title, album, artist, albumartist, composer, performer, grouping, genre, comment FROM songs;

@jonas My apologies, I meant to follow up on this on GitHub and hadn't found time. I took a look at the code links, I have some background in reading code at least, but I was out of my depth to be honest.

So, I've tried this a couple of different ways. I have the NAS server in the closet, and I can access it on my Linux PC via NFS (which is set up to automount on demand via autofs, and unmount after inactivity), as well as a more traditional SMB. The SMB I have set up to mount in fstab. I've tried setting my full library to one or the other and I do see the same issue via both protocols. Well, with subsequently added folders since changing the mount point results in a new library.

To add some more confusion: I recently shrunk my Linux partition and installed Windows in a dual-boot configuration since I had need for it. I decided to try Strawberry on Windows, accessing the share via SMB. I have it set as a networked drive (M:), and my library is pointed to M:. I do not encounter the issue on Windows -- it seems to add new directories just fine on startup when set to scan for changes.

@Timpie
Playlist / Add folder will only add the songs to the playlist (database), not the collection library, you need to add them via settings / collection, then re-add them to the playlist.