@tarnecki said:
Hi all,
can anyone help please?
I’ve installed fresh Tautulli on ubuntu 18.04 TLS and seems to be working … sometimes
keep getting same 3 errors over span of few hrs:
Tautulli Config :: Error writing configuration file: [Errno 21] Is a directory: ‘/opt/Tautulli’
Tautulli Database :: Database error: no such column: first_run
Tautulli PlexTV :: PlexTV called, but no token provided.
@tarnecki said:
Hi all,
can anyone help please?
I’ve installed fresh Tautulli on ubuntu 18.04 TLS and seems to be working … sometimes
keep getting same 3 errors over span of few hrs:
Tautulli Config :: Error writing configuration file: [Errno 21] Is a directory: ‘/opt/Tautulli’
Tautulli Database :: Database error: no such column: first_run
Tautulli PlexTV :: PlexTV called, but no token provided.
I am having an issue where my “Live Sessions” are not clearing from the history tab. I have to manually flush the sessions to get them to remove. Everything else appears to be working. This is on Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS running the latest PMS version 1.13. Anybody else seeing this? Again, this is with Live sessions only. All other logging is working great!
This is why I’m left scratching my head as to why one works but not the other. I literally copied and pasted my SMTP and login info from my PlexEmail config into the Tautulli interface, so I’m hesitant to assume that one of my settings is “wrong”. I can confirm that my PlexEmail scripts works properly, as it went out on schedule last night. My username is standard, and my password has the requisite special characters, as deemed necessary by my email server (the usual alphanumeric characters, and a single “special” character).
tycho1974, just a thought… do you happen to have 2-step verification enabled for your Google account ? If so, that would mean you would need an “app specific” password to be used for Tautulli with your Gmail account.
I kinda ran into this problem when I was setting up my newsletters in Tautulli the other day using my Apple Mail account. I had forgotten I had enabled 2-step verification on my iCloud account and was getting verification errors. I finally remembered needing an app specific password, like Google does as well.
This may not be the issue in your case, just figured I’d throw it out there as a suggestion for you. Hope you get it figured out…
Thanks, but as I mentioned originally, I’m not using a google account; regardless, I’m not using any kind of TFA.
I’ve made a little progress on my issue. I was never able to resolve my problems with the newsletter and the specific email address I was using, so I tested using a different one. This one is an Office 365 mail account, and so I entered all my SMTP and login credentials into the Tautulli interface. I did not get an AUTH error, but instead I got this:
I can’t get this GD newsletter thing to work no matter what approach I take, and it’s a shame because I would much prefer using this function instead of PlexEmail. (I’m on Tautulli 2.14)
I’m trying to perform a clean install of the application on Mac OS 10.10.5
Access to the web interface does not work. What am I doing wrong?
An SSL error is associated with the old version of Mac OS X. But recently I did the installation and everything worked.
UPDATE: The application still started after about half an hour. The restart in the web interface is also very long. It is necessary to wait about 15 minutes when the web interface becomes available
@pavelkos said:
An SSL error is associated with the old version of Mac OS X. But recently I did the installation and everything worked.
No idea how you do it, but Google says update Python 2.7 (and associated requests library) to latest versions.
Another github project found that even after installing latest, their init.d pointed to the old. Once that updated, and installed requests using pip install also got latest.
Might want to see if there’s a newer git client if you’re using a Mac default.
(Git - Downloads)
Once all that is done, search how to update your Certificate library/storage place where all modern certs are stored.
Looks like they rewinded and started the movie/show from the beginning. Successive streams need to be further ahead so it’s a better estimate of a single “completion”.
Ugh. Annoying
What the…??
I don’t run a VHS store. Sounds like when I told an ex-SO years ago they had to rewind the DVD.
(They started to, 5-10 seconds into it they fortunately caught on – my laughter gave it away)
I have two Plex libraries that do not show in Tautulli and one in Tautulli that hasn’t existed in Plex for almost a year. How can I fix this? If I use the edit feature it has two libraries merged into one that it wants to delete. I think this is how the other two disappeared.
@DJ-BrianC said:
I have two Plex libraries that do not show in Tautulli and one in Tautulli that hasn’t existed in Plex for almost a year. How can I fix this? If I use the edit feature it has two libraries merged into one that it wants to delete. I think this is how the other two disappeared.
@JonnyWong16 - What “framework” does Tautulli’s recently_added.html use? Mako?, … your own invention?
Also, RE: Gmail message clipped - I’ve read the Tautulli FAQ stating “nothing can be done”.
In searching, I found online that the Gmail clips html at ~120kb.
Can the mako framework run without indentation? I know Python won’t, but I was hoping I could edit the recently_added.html to not include indentations. The indentation of the raw template file alone add 29k!
In testing, I have an index file for 14 days of history on my web server. Originally with indentation, it’s 184 kb.
If I then go in and remove all indentation (though ugly viewing source, perfectly functional to a browser), I’m now down to 100 kb.
That’s 84 kb saved, and Gmail wouldn’t cut it if I were mailing it.
If the recently_added can’t be edited due to it’s python basis, can a strip function be added to each line of the output before being written or, especially, sent?
@JamminR said: @JonnyWong16 - What “framework” does Tautulli’s recently_added.html use? Mako?, … your own invention?
Also, RE: Gmail message clipped - I’ve read the Tautulli FAQ stating “nothing can be done”.
In searching, I found online that the Gmail clips html at ~120kb.
Can the mako framework run without indentation? I know Python won’t, but I was hoping I could edit the recently_added.html to not include indentations. The indentation of the raw template file alone add 29k!
In testing, I have an index file for 14 days of history on my web server. Originally with indentation, it’s 184 kb.
If I then go in and remove all indentation (though ugly viewing source, perfectly functional to a browser), I’m now down to 100 kb.
That’s 84 kb saved, and Gmail wouldn’t cut it if I were mailing it.
If the recently_added can’t be edited due to it’s python basis, can a strip function be added to each line of the output before being written or, especially, sent?
It’s Mako. Interesting finding. If you’re right, then I can definite cut out the tabs.
@JonnyWong16
I just tried removing indents from recently_added.html - Miserable fail. Though my cursory research on Mako states indention isn’t necessary, as long as no text precedes,
A welcome feature if you could have the raw output cleared in some way, at least optionally or for email.
I could imagine wanting to debug self-made templates and wanting to see the indented output.
EDIT - I was wrong on Gmail size - 102k, not 120. Sorry. Even more challenging, but, still, the whitespace is large for the output of the files by Tautulli.
@JamminR said: @JonnyWong16
I just tried removing indents from recently_added.html - Miserable fail. Though my cursory research on Mako states indention isn’t necessary, as long as no text precedes,
A welcome feature if you could have the raw output cleared in some way, at least optionally or for email.
I could imagine wanting to debug self-made templates and wanting to see the indented output.
EDIT - I was wrong on Gmail size - 102k, not 120. Sorry. Even more challenging, but, still, the whitespace is large for the output of the files by Tautulli.
You don’t want to remove it directly from the template. I will just strip it before it gets sent out.
Thanks for the info. I tested a really large newsletter (32 cards) at 453 KB, and I was able to reduce it down to 88 KB. I may have broken CSS in some mail clients though. At least Gmail works.
Bug? (or, over zealous feature) - a poster got uploaded to Cloudinary - I’ve had this video for years - it’s not moved. I simply played it tonight - notifier agent 15 is a pause script - if anyone pauses for more than X seconds, the session gets killed.
It has no need for a image.
I understand a notifier might make use of an image, but, shouldn’t we let each agent define that?
I have 2 “rule checker” agents that would never use an image. One on pause, one on concurrent threshhold.
2018-05-11 21:06:54 DEBUG Tautulli ActivityHandler :: Session 3 stopped.
2018-05-11 21:03:37 DEBUG Tautulli Notifiers :: Executing script in a new thread.
2018-05-11 21:03:37 DEBUG Tautulli Notifiers :: Full script is: ['python', 'D:\\plexcache\\PlexrelatedFiles\\Tautulli_scripts\\Tautulli_KillPauseAfterTime.py', '3', 'JamminR', "Marvel One-Shot: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer", '1800', '60']
2018-05-11 21:03:37 DEBUG Tautulli Notifiers :: Trying to run notify script, action: pause, arguments: [u'3', u'JamminR', u"Marvel One-Shot: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer", u'1800', u'60']
2018-05-11 21:03:37 INFO Tautulli NotificationHandler :: Preparing notifications for notifier_id 15.
2018-05-11 21:03:37 DEBUG Tautulli Helpers :: Image 'Marvel One-Shot: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer' (poster) transformed on Cloudinary.
2018-05-11 21:03:37 DEBUG Tautulli Helpers :: Image 'Marvel One-Shot: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer' (poster) uploaded to Cloudinary.
2018-05-11 21:03:32 DEBUG Tautulli NotificationHandler :: Looking up The Movie Database info for themoviedb_id '76535'.
2018-05-11 21:03:31 DEBUG Tautulli NotificationHandler :: Looking up The Movie Database info for imdb_id 'tt2011109'.
2018-05-11 21:03:28 DEBUG Tautulli ActivityHandler :: Session 3 paused.
2018-05-11 21:00:19 DEBUG Tautulli ActivityHandler :: Session 3 started by user 306987 (JamminR) with ratingKey 112157 (Marvel One-Shot: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer).
I’m currently using Tautulli beta.
Yesterday I played with the newsletter option which worked fine. Yesterday Tautulli’s web interface suddenly couldn’t be reached anymore suggestion in the log was: port 8181 already in use ?
This was not the case. I removed the http referrals in the config.ini but this did not help. I then changed the port to 8282 in the config.ini and in my router.
This worked for a while and then the web interface couldn’t be reached again: same error as under port 8181.
Any suggestions anyone ? I would like to keep using it. Especially the newsletter is pretty awesome.
@mistereddy said:
I’m currently using Tautulli beta.
Yesterday I played with the newsletter option which worked fine. Yesterday Tautulli’s web interface suddenly couldn’t be reached anymore suggestion in the log was: port 8181 already in use ?
This was not the case. I removed the http referrals in the config.ini but this did not help. I then changed the port to 8282 in the config.ini and in my router.
This worked for a while and then the web interface couldn’t be reached again: same error as under port 8181.
Any suggestions anyone ? I would like to keep using it. Especially the newsletter is pretty awesome.
Try to wait. I have a similar problem. The application starts in about 15-30 minutes
looking good so far!
