@IBNB 404, files do not exist so can’t download @MElroumi@chrno And there’s a loop in windows “No local custom mapping in dir: ‘E:’”. And since i use linux (synology) i missed it
Code was for changing the custom mapping file to the serie folder so it can also be used by the scanner, as i could not find a way to have the scanner load the agent file from agent data folder nor find log folder location from the agent…
@ZeroQI No luck Sir. I would venture its possibly worse then before, for the following reasons.
Took much longer before it even for the point where it tries to load the metadata.
Usually when you create a library and select Hama it would take a few seconds and then show below that the config options for Hama. Now it does’t and when you try to click “add library” it just fails. I left it for a couple of mins then was able to add the library, but still not showing the config options for Hama below the agent select drop down.
In the logs on line 46 its complains about the syntaxError. Couple possibly be the reason for its weird behavior now??
ps: if any of the buttons on the plex forums worked for me, I would upload the logs here. Multiple browsers across 3 machines and they don’t work. So sorry for having to keep on linking the logs in google drive, but it works
@chrno no problem with attaching logs that way. yes the crash explain all that.
The error is at the semicolon IN the comment (after the hash sign)…
Hold on, the backslash is not escaped so it consider the double quote following and hash sign part of the string…
File "D:\PlexMS\Plex Media Server\Plug-ins\Hama.bundle\Contents\Code\__init__.py", line 742
while dir and not dir.endswith("/") and not dir.endswith("\"): # and dir is not "/" and not dir.endswith(":\"):
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
For me with the newest update it is finally working like a charm.
Thank you very much for fixxing this one. It is also really fast.
I added a few more shows just to be sure, now I will try it on my collection and will come back.
@chrno@IBNB At last… Will accelerate further in a further release. @IBNB looks really good
Thanks for your assistance, it is now better for everybody.
Am doing everything remotelly on my box home so not the easiest and the fact last bug impacted only windows surprised me plus the occasionnal syntax error since i did not test enough but the efforts sure are there…
Super. Except trust my “problematic anime” test folder to throw up another spanner. The files are actually “OP1” “OP2” and “OP3” (Coalgirls decided to skip adding OP1b) so it looks like the scanner is confused. That or AniDB doesn’t provide enough data for the scanner to realise that an OP has versions.
Scanner supports op1a etc but files need to be present or it will consider they don’t exist and jump to the next number. Pic above look like perfect numbering
@ZeroQI said:
Scanner supports op1a etc but files need to be present or it will consider they don’t exist and jump to the next number. Pic above look like perfect numbering
So since OP1b doesn’t exist, it just puts OP2 in it’s place? I’m confused since what you’re seeing is not actually correct
The scanner decide season and ep number. 1b is not a proper ep number but i codded bits to get by but it relies on all files being there…
The meta is done by the agent. It expect this ep number to be op1b.
Since op1b is not there is possibly is op2.
The scanner log would show the ep mapping.
I noticed that HAMA doesn’t download poster images of the episodes and uses generated thumbnails instead. Even though I checked “Fetch Poster images from TVDB”. It also uses the show poster image for the season poster image instead of downloading the specific season poster from TVDB.
Yes i have noticed that. It seem to be a plex bug and not an hama bug as the metadata is downloaded and attached at the same time and the function hasn’t changed…
If i am correct even old versions of the agent that were working previously should behave the same.
@ZeroQI@MElroumi
Yep, just tested this myself, switching from TheTVDB to HamaTV in a series match means it uses generated thumbnails instead (You can see in this shot they’re TV episodes with a watermark)
(some interesting picks for episode pictures o_O)
Annoying, but since the metadata is there, there’s not much to do except wait for a fix. Sadly the link @sven-7 gave is pass-members only. Kind of dumb for transparency to stick your bug tracking behind a paywall.