The file is not there, it doesn’t exist. I’ve tried cleaning bundles, optimising the library, scanning the library, refreshing the library’s metadata, rebooting plex, rebooting the whole server… nothing works!
I’m afraid the only thing that would work is modifying the database directly… but I have no idea how to do that! Has anyone else ever encountered the same issue?
OK so, the dashboard would crash when I tried to delete “Jimmy Kimmel Live”, so I just rolled back the database and left Kimmel as it was, in its locked state.
For future reference: DEBUG logging on, VERBOSE logging off. (the default values)
We only see 2 minutes of elapsed time when Verbose is enabled. It is useless for initial evaluation and debugging. It is of primary use only when dealing with Server - Client interactions. Please reset to the default settings now.
Unfortunately, with it in this state, all the active media scanning consumes the entire log set.
I will need fresh logs please with the condition recreated.
@ChuckPa It says ENABLED, not verbose anyway, here’s another one! Kimmel issue still persists, and it’s not grabbing metadata on any show added via automatic scan - it adds metadata (from TVDB, it’s the agent I’m using for TV) if I force a “Refresh Metadata” on the items [movies work fine with TMDb] - Also could you please delete the table you’ve posted? There’s my IP there thanks!
@ChuckPa It was already like that - I restarted both Plex and the whole server multiple times before downloading these logs again, hope they’re OK now. At the moment it’s not grabbing metadata for “America’s Hidden Stories (2019)” for example.
If you remember the exact name of the directory containing the show,
create an empty directory (no dummy files in it)
now scan files, empty trash, and clean bundles.
I say this because, in the past, weird cases could happen where if the upper parent directory is gone before the series entries are gone, they get orphaned.
example:
/TV3-test/series1/Season1/files here
If TV3-test were deleted , not just dropped from the folder list, they would orphan.
I wonder…
@ChuckPa it didn’t work unfortunately… the kimmel “files” are still there!
What I did at the start of all of this was rescan the whole library (change of servers), and I noticed that kimmel didn’t update its metadata - I tried refreshing, but nothing. So I removed the show’s folder from /tv/TV, waited a couple of minutes, and scanned the library again. One season got removed completely, but the other season (plus Specials) was left there in Plex with no files, nothing. If I try and delete it manually (three dots > delete) the database corrupts about 30 minutes later, can’t even load the dashboard, etc… and even then, the Specials folder is IMPOSSIBLE to remove! It only deletes season 15.
While here you can see that TV shows files are scanned but DO NOT grab metadata (TVDb agent), while scanned movies that are scanned do grab metadata (TMDb agent)
This is another problem on top of the Kimmel one, which persists - and if I’m not mistaken this metadata issue started when I couldn’t remove Kimmel the first time… files scan, but do not grab metadata. If I click on “Refresh Metadata”, it grabs it 99.9% of the time. For some reason, I’ve noticed that another show was not working this morning
Many of the requests to TheTVDB are erroring out 2019-08-01 07:45:57,680 (7f65f25e1700) : ERROR (networking:219) - Error opening URL 'https://thetvdb.com/banners/_cache/posters/5c6959d6627b6.jpg' 2019-08-01 07:45:57,681 (7f65f25e1700) : INFO (__init__:1078) - HTTP Error 404: Not Found
@OttoKerner OK great to know, thanks! I thought I was doing something wrong hehe
Talking about Kimmel one last time, what’s the better solution? I was thinking of building a new library (it will take 48h with metadata) while I keep using this old one, and then delete the old library (the one with broken kimmel in it) and hope it works!