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I'm sorry you're having issues but you gave me zero context to the issues you're having. At MINIMUM I need:
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Well there's another issue, I can't find the logs. Here's the command, but there are no files in that folder. I've tried to search my drive for the ToonamiAftermath files but for some reason can't find them. But they do exist, if I go to localhost:8000 the site is there. And the file seems to only update when I completely close the container (not just stopping it) and starting it in a new container.
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Okay @fonikz - I need your DOCKER logs. Not any logs mounted from the running container. You should be able to see your running images with |
https://pastebin.com/32B7erjM |
Everything looks fine to me. Try deleting that running image
What I'm doing here is mounting the cache to Once you do this I need:
Further I'd like to know why you think it's not updating? I've been running the latest tag for a few years now pretty stably with no issues. Emby scrapes it just fine. If you're using Plex or Jellyfin I'm afraid I wont be able to troubleshoot those. |
The problem may be that my terminal isn't registering \ as continuing on the next line. The first time I tried to run it, I got errors that -p wasn't a command, etc. So I put it in a .sh and ran it that way, then I saw that ~/.data hadn't been created. Reducing it all down to a single line and running it may have fixed all my issues. |
https://pastebin.com/1rDdfbu3 The two files, renamed .txt to make github happy |
That xmltv file is up to date. Not sure why you think you have issues. |
Like I said I think the issue may have been the new lines not registering. It would always update when I first started a new container but then not update anymore. I will keep an eye on it for a few days and make sure it's updating. |
What are you using to read the xml data? I thought i had a similar issue with xteve but xteve was the issue |
Emby reads it. No reason for xteve |
I use plex and xteve, i had to tweak settings on xteve to keep pulling in new data |
I used to use xteve and it used to be integrated into this project but honestly saw little need for it in my setup with emby. Last I used it worked fine with xteve. Pretty much the same codebase now. |
It's still not updating itself. Seems to have updated 4 days ago when I first ran it and then no more. Docker says it's running and has been up for 4 days Docker log: https://pastebin.com/va0eBryN |
Sorry here's the complete log output using &> instead of just > |
@fonikz Run these commands:
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Well looks like that's your issue. You're doing something to delete |
Whoops looks like it does but it put the output behind your next terminal command. Disregard. Looks like the last one doesn't work for me that way either (I did from inside the running container). try:
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dockertoonamiaftermath changed to docker-toonamiaftermath, and it's now performing an update. |
Okay so that's a manual one. Not sure why yours isn't working. Honestly I haven't updated this in ~3 years as it's been and still is perfectly stable for me on unraid. I have an older (now deprecated) alpine based image: To perform this delete your running image and perform the same run command with this tag rather than |
That image seems to be hanging on |
I think this is the right xteve log. I appreciate your help on this, it's a great program and if push comes to shove I'll just keep updating it manually, it's still worth the effort having TA in Emby.
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Okay yeah I forgot about that. Don't use the alpine version. Looks like it still has xteve in it. There's a reason I quit using xteve - it's not super good. When I get some free time I'll re-enable the builds and try to fix your issue if I can reproduce it. Likely the container needs to be updated. |
Revisiting this issue, using ChatGPT to try and help me out here because I'm a very unskilled programmer. ChatGPT walked me through running bash inside the toonamiaftermath container. When I run
Running cron directly:
I removed the crond.pid file and then was able to start cron manually, but no cron jobs are scheduled. Reading from the Dockerfile.debian, the setup for the cron job was My crontab looks like this
but According to ChatGPT, this is because /etc/crontab is a system-wide crontab and not user-specific. So maybe now this will update correctly, I guess I'll wait and see. |
Still not working. Now ChatGPT has walked me through setting up logging from the cronjob itself. I can run ta-wrapper.sh from the terminal, but when Cron tries to run the job,
It was suggested I define the PYTHONPATH to /app in ta-wrapper.sh, but then I get the error that it can't find the modules
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It hasn't updated the XML Guide Data since I first started the program. Stopping and starting the container doesn't seem to restart it either.
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