Looks like we missed your question on the plexWatch forum. Send me your config.pl and I will verify it works. You can remove passwords, but leave the rest in tact. I want to see the email config.
No worries, would you like me to post here or PM it to you?
The recently added section on the plexWatch/Web homepage is currently scripted to display the newest number of newly added content. This value is based on how wide your browser window is divided by the width of one item. You should see your newest added content up to that value.
I will reply later on your other question.
eleese, Thank you! I will check the code on the site. Has it been updated in the past 3 days? I installed PlexWatch/Web on Sunday and used the files on your site.
I greatly appreciate you looking into the other question.....it's definitely something of interest for myself and the community of people I have on my server.
eleese, Thank you! I will check the code on the site. Has it been updated in the past 3 days? I installed PlexWatch/Web on Sunday and used the files on your site.
I greatly appreciate you looking into the other question.....it's definitely something of interest for myself and the community of people I have on my server.
Carl
No changes have been made to the recently added code since v1.4.0. The code directly pulls content from your Plex Media Server so if the content exists in the server it should be appearing, the newest amount anyway.
- No im not receiving notifications every minute
- No when i run plexwatch.pl --watched i dont see it that many times
- No its not buffering, stopping and resuming
- Latest from git :)
Is there a way to clean specific movies/shows from the top10 list?
Also, can you post a screenshot displaying these entries that appear every minute?
For top 10, you would need to manually remove those rows from your database you no long want counted. You can view and edit your plexWatch database with SQLite Database Browser:
I'm having issues getting this to work on an Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS x64. I believe I got plexWatch working as when I run plexWatch.pl --watched I get the correct information. I extracted the zip into /var/www/plexWatch I have the config set to the default options
when I gotto the main screen http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX/plexWatch It shows everything is online and shows movies I recently added. Will also show what i'm watching currently, however I cannot get anything to show up in the history/users/charts pages. What am I missing???? my database would be stored in /opt/plexWatch/plexWatch.db
This looks so awesome and really want to get it working. I'm hoping it gets built into Plex/Web someboday!
I'm having issues getting this to work on an Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS x64. I believe I got plexWatch working as when I run plexWatch.pl --watched I get the correct information. I extracted the zip into /var/www/plexWatch I have the config set to the default options
when I gotto the main screen http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX/plexWatch It shows everything is online and shows movies I recently added. Will also show what i'm watching currently, however I cannot get anything to show up in the history/users/charts pages. What am I missing???? my database would be stored in /opt/plexWatch/plexWatch.db
This looks so awesome and really want to get it working. I'm hoping it gets built into Plex/Web someboday!
Check your apache error logs and/or enable show php errors in php.ini. My first guess is a permissions issue on the database folder/file. When you say your database would be stored in, you do actually have it in that location right?
Check your apache error logs and/or enable show php errors in php.ini. My first guess is a permissions issue on the database folder/file. When you say your database would be stored in, you do actually have it in that location right?
It's just an innocuous warning. It can be fixed in a new version, but it can also be ignored for now by including ini_set("display_errors", 0) in the functions.php file (maybe another) or turn off display errors in the php.ini
Thanks for the tip - I made the change you suggested in the functions.php file and am no longer seeing the message.
I've noticed on the history page that the times are all incorrect for me, by way of example,
from plexWatch command line (./plexWatch.pl --watched):
Fri Nov 29 15:52:26 2013: The Simpsons Movie [PG-13] watched on Great Room Apple TV for 1 hour and 15 minutes [89%]
and from plexWatch/Web:
11/29/2013
<a data-ipb='nomediaparse' href='http://localhost/plexWatch/user.php?user=Local'>local</a>
Great Room Apple TV
n/a
<a data-ipb='nomediaparse' href='http://localhost/plexWatch/info.php?id=583'>The Simpsons Movie</a>
5:22 am
0 min
6:36 am
74 min<br>
<p class=""> </p>
Is there a time offset I need to set for a local time zone somewhere ?
I've noticed on the history page that the times are all incorrect for me, by way of example,
from plexWatch command line (./plexWatch.pl --watched):
Fri Nov 29 15:52:26 2013: The Simpsons Movie [PG-13] watched on Great Room Apple TV for 1 hour and 15 minutes [89%]
and from plexWatch/Web: 11/29/2013 local Great Room Apple TV n/a The Simpsons Movie 5:22 am 0 min 6:36 am 74 min
Is there a time offset I need to set for a local time zone somewhere ?
Cheers,
Shane.
Yes, your web server has an option to set a time zone. If you're using XAMPP I have a how to on the plexWatch/Web wiki you can follow otherwise do a google search and I'm sure you'll find how to change yours pretty easily.
Yes, your web server has an option to set a time zone. If you're using XAMPP I have a how to on the plexWatch/Web wiki you can follow otherwise do a google search and I'm sure you'll find how to change yours pretty easily.
Any ideas why I am able to get this to work perfectly but as soon as I turn on PlexConnect it stops working? I can only have 1 on or the other but not both?
Any ideas why I am able to get this to work perfectly but as soon as I turn on PlexConnect it stops working? I can only have 1 on or the other but not both?
PlexConnect runs on port 80 so if your web server is running on the same machine at the default web port (80) there will be a conflict. Change the port of one of them and you should be fine.
PlexConnect runs on port 80 so if your web server is running on the same machine at the default web port (80) there will be a conflict. Change the port of one of them and you should be fine.
I´ve been having problems with the Web interface lately. Very often I get:
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in C:\xampp\htdocs\plexWatchWeb\charts.php on line 110
and after I refresh the site 1-2 times, I sometimes get the full page or it results in:
Warning: SQLite3::query(): Unable to prepare statement: 5, database is locked in C:\xampp\htdocs\plexWatchWeb\charts.php on line 110
Failed to access plexWatch database. Please check your server and config.php settings.
and then I have to refresh one more time, sometimes even twice before getting the correct data.
I´m running plexWatchWeb on xampp, on WS2012. Any ideas?
I´ve been having problems with the Web interface lately. Very often I get:
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in C:\xampp\htdocs\plexWatchWeb\charts.php on line 110
and after I refresh the site 1-2 times, I sometimes get the full page or it results in:
Warning: SQLite3::query(): Unable to prepare statement: 5, database is locked in C:\xampp\htdocs\plexWatchWeb\charts.php on line 110
Failed to access plexWatch database. Please check your server and config.php settings.
and then I have to refresh one more time, sometimes even twice before getting the correct data.
I´m running plexWatchWeb on xampp, on WS2012. Any ideas?
This error should typically only occur if the database is being written to for a prolonged period of time. Maybe ljunkie can chime in on this question but my first guess is that you might be checking plexWatch/Web at times when plexWatch is overwriting the entire grouped table (added in plexWatch v0.1.7)?
* recreate grouped table daily. Any changes made to config.pl will reflect within 24 hours ( or just call --backup )
I'm not sure if the grouped table rewrite occurs exactly at 12:00am but can you recall approximate times that you had this occur?
This error should typically only occur if the database is being written to for a prolonged period of time. Maybe ljunkie can chime in on this question but my first guess is that you might be checking plexWatch/Web at times when plexWatch is overwriting the entire grouped table (added in plexWatch v0.1.7)?
* recreate grouped table daily. Any changes made to config.pl will reflect within 24 hours ( or just call --backup )
I'm not sure if the grouped table rewrite occurs exactly at 12:00am but can you recall approximate times that you had this occur?
It only happens once as day max. The time the grouped table is recreated is related to when the backup runs, which can be random for everyone. It will be based on the timestamp of the last backup + 86400 seconds.
** Something else to verify is how often the "--recently_added" cron is ran. This process will "lock" the table a little more obtrusively than the normal notification runs. I'd suggest to only run that once every 15+ minutes or longer. Also make sure you are not calling --recently_added on every minute run.. that will work, but it will cause the DB to be locked way to often.
edit: I will put it on my list to check the locking options of the SQLite db. We should be able to only lock for writes and allow reads, but I rarely deal with SQLite, so I am not positive. On the plexWatch list now.
** Something else to verify is how often the "--recently_added" cron is ran. This process will "lock" the table a little more obtrusively than the normal notification runs. I'd suggest to only run that once every 15+ minutes or longer. Also make sure you are not calling --recently_added on every minute run.. that will work, but it will cause the DB to be locked way to often.
I´m pretty sure that's the problem here, I´m running it every minute. I´m gonna change it to 10-15m intervals and see what it does, thanks guys for the input.