Latest Plexconnect. Cannot find trailers

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Hi,

I downloaded the most recent Plexconnect this morning and it seems to start up OK but the ATV 3 says it can not find trailers. Here is the terminal info. One thing I did was delete the unnecessary IP line in Settings, which has been my usual procedure and has not affected anything in the past. Oh yeah, I also uncommented the Shows grid view in settings.

I am running Plexconnect on an iMac using OS X 10.6.8 and Python 2.7. I have run Plexconnect successfully, until this morning.

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I used the stock files without changing anything and found that worked.. My terminal was pointing to an incorrect ip for the intercepted trailers.apple.com

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I was just looking at the code I posted and this seems to be the anomaly:

DNSServer : -> DNS response: 10.211.55.2

Not sure where that DNS would have come from.

I will revert to the unedited settings file and see what happens.

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OK. I redownloaded the settings file and changed the IP to my local computer, and the DNSmaster to unblockus and it worked this time.

I did run into the shutdown issue where Plexconnect failed to shutdown correctly and Port 53 remained in use so you can not run Plexconnect again until you reboot the computer. I tried killing the python process in activity monitor as had been suggested but it didn’t work.

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I tried killing the python process in activity monitor as had been suggested but it didn't work.

Might be... I never actually tried. As it is a child of a "sudo" process, one might need to also "sudo kill..." it. Try the "ps -ef" followed by "sudo kill -9 " next time.

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On Mac OS 10.6.8, the python processes in Activity Monitor are not listed as sub processes of terminal as in your example above. They are just listed as “python” in the main process list, and are only distinguished as either root or user. If you select the correct root python process it will kill the server fully.

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On Mac OS 10.6.8, the python processes in Activity Monitor are not listed as sub processes of terminal as in your example above. They are just listed as "python" in the main process list, and are only distinguished as either root or user. If you select the correct root python process it will kill the server fully.

To view process hierarchically, top right has a dropdown menu ... May say All Processes .... Click that, the second option is All Processes, Hierarchically

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