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- outleradam - 2010-05-17 06:22
^^ Very interesting. Can you post the entire output.log please? I would really like to see it. A period in the name should not effect normal operations. mythicalLibrarian should be looking for the last period in the name, not the first.
kvandesteeg Wrote:Got it version 444 working from the command line.
I gave up on the setup script - the filesystem test was failing because of running the script under sudo su
running the diagnostics under sudo, it worked as expected
i also had to add mysql's path to /etc/profile
Now that it's working ... how do i change it?Code:
PATH="/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/mysql/bin"
specifically for movies, i don't want directory/movie title/movie title(year).mpg i'd rather have directory/movie title (year).mpg
Was that just because i ran it from the command line?
I haven't seen the output from a live recoding from MythTV yet.
I haven't gotten the RSS fixed yet, but i'm using mythweb's rss feed for now.
Rss feeds are currently located at /var/www/mythical-rss mythicalLibrarian checks for that folder. If you create that folder, it will start creating RSS feeds.
Where does mac keep it's apache server?
- kvandesteeg - 2010-05-17 13:50
outleradam Wrote:Rss feeds are currently located at /var/www/mythical-rss mythicalLibrarian checks for that folder. If you create that folder, it will start creating RSS feeds.content is shared from
Where does mac keep it's apache server?
/Library/WebServer
apache is configured in
/etc/apache2/
how do i change the naming convention on the files, by type?
- outleradam - 2010-05-17 14:37
I keep the naming convention fixed for simplicity. I'm not troubleshooting people's naming conventions. If you want to go in and manually edit the code, you can find the section called categoricNamingConventions () and traditionalNamingConventions () and you can make your changes there. You can find the variables you have to work with at the bottom of the user settings/user jobs section. This is unsupported and will be reverted on the next update to it's defaults.
- kvandesteeg - 2010-05-17 15:33
I think i found a setting that might do what I want. If i understand the setting
UseShowNameAsDir=Enabled
Setting it to disabled ought to flatten the output structure - which will work for me.
- outleradam - 2010-05-17 21:01
You can set that perminantly by using the command
echo "UseShowNameAsDir=Enabled">/etc/mythicalLibrarian/globalSettings
- outleradam - 2010-05-18 03:44
kvandesteeg Wrote:Got it version 444 working from the command line.mythicalSetup will now work just fine. It is set for default now at ~/Episodes ~/Showings and ~/Movies
I gave up on the setup script - the filesystem test was failing because of running the script under sudo su
running the diagnostics under sudo, it worked as expected
i also had to add mysql's path to /etc/profile
Now that it's working ... how do i change it?Code:
PATH="/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/mysql/bin"
specifically for movies, i don't want directory/movie title/movie title(year).mpg i'd rather have directory/movie title (year).mpg
Was that just because i ran it from the command line?
I haven't seen the output from a live recoding from MythTV yet.
I haven't gotten the RSS fixed yet, but i'm using mythweb's rss feed for now.
- outleradam - 2010-05-18 04:12
krschuerman Wrote:I just started using mythicalLibrarian and ran into an issue when working with recordings in one particular folder in my MythTV storage group.Fixed. It will now only check the basename ie.. 1065_20100423073000.mp4 This allows the odd circumstance when the user may have a file named 1065_20100423073000.mp4.part.mp4 or whatever. It will now rename the 1065_20100423073000 part and preserve all after the first "." while ignoring any "."s in the dir names.
Excerpt from the output.log
It took me a while to figure out why this was failing, turns out that it didn't like the "." in the folder name. I changed MythTV.Storage to MythTV_Storage and the error went away.Code:
MOVING FILE: '/home/shared/media/MythTV.Storage/1065_20100423073000.mp4' to '/home/shared/media/Episodes/Mickey Mouse Clubhouse/Season 1/Mickey Mouse Clubhouse S01E16 (Plutos Puppy-sitting Adventure).Storage/1065_20100423073000.mp4'
PERMISSION ERROR WHILE MOVING
Sherm
It should work just fine now on your folder with a "." in it.
Any more bugs? I'm still working on mac errors with mythtv and stuff.
- kvandesteeg - 2010-05-18 04:52
I'm using myth .23 fixes
The User job ought to have this - correct?
/usr/local/bin/mythicalLibrarian "%DIR%/%FILE%"
Myth reported exiting with non zero error, but i didn't get to the myth log file in time.
~/.mythicalLibrarian/output.log had nothing from the run.
i'm trying another recording shortly
- kvandesteeg - 2010-05-18 05:19
nothing in output.log - but managed to scrape this out of console
Code:
mythbackend[65] 2010-05-17 22:03:35.668 ProgramInfo(): Updated pathname '':'' -> '1041_20100517214800.mpg'
mythbackend[65] 2010-05-17 22:03:35.677 JobQueue: Started mythicalLibrarian for "CSI: Miami" recorded from channel 1041 at Mon May 17 21:48:00 2010
mythbackend[65] 2010-05-17 22:03:35.727 ProgramInfo(): Updated pathname '':'' -> '1041_20100517214800.mpg'
mythbackend[65] Revision 445 Sun May 16 20:05:12 CDT 2010
mythbackend[65] /usr/local/bin/mythicalLibrarian: line 486: mysql: command not found
mythbackend[65] /usr/local/bin/mythicalLibrarian: line 489: mysql: command not found
mythbackend[65] mythicalLibrarian --:invalid pattern
mythbackend[65] usage: mythicalLibrarian 'path/to/file' ['title'] ['subtitle']
mythbackend[65] usage: mythicalLibrarian --mode [parameter] [parameter]
mythbackend[65] items in brackets are [context sensitve]
mythbackend[65] ensure you have set the user settings properly and run
mythbackend[65] --mythicalDiagnostics before using mythicalLibrarian
mythbackend[65] in --scan mode or as a UserJob.
mythbackend[65] 2010-05-17 22:03:35.877 JobQueue Error: User Job '/usr/local/bin/mythicalLibrarian "/Volumes/pvr/MythTV/1041_20100517214800.mpg"' failed.
mythbackend[65] 2010-05-17 22:03:35.930 ProgramInfo(): Updated pathname '':'' -> '1041_20100517214800.mpg'works manually
Code:
$ sudo /usr/local/bin/mythicalLibrarian /Volumes/pvr/MythTV/1041_20100517214800.mpg
Password:
Revision 445 Sun May 16 20:05:12 CDT 2010
Accessing MythTV DataBase:
COMMERCIAL DATA START:19626 STOP:21648
RECSTART:2010-05-17 21:48:00 MOVIEYEAR: SERIESDATE:2010-05-17
PROGRAMID:EP005240610220 ShowCategory:Crime drama STARS:0 RATING:0
PLOT: The team investigates its own department when Horatio's ex-girlfriend is killed in an explosion.
TESTING FOR ZAP2IT SERIES ID MATCH:CSI: Miami
MATCH FOUND BASED ON Zap2itID:CSI: Miami ID:78310
DB ABSOLOUTE Exx NR:191 BASED ON ORIG AIR DATE:2010-05-17
FUZZY Exx NUMBER:191
EPISODE:Time Bomb ABSOLUTE NUMBER:191 S08E23
df: /Volumes/nool/Movies/ota: No such file or directory
UNUSABLE SPACE-CHECK:/Volumes/nool/Movies/ota
JOB: mythicalLibrarian '/Volumes/pvr/MythTV/1041_20100517214800.mpg' 'CSI: Miami' 'Time Bomb'
TARGET SET:/Volumes/pvr/tv/Season 8/CSI Miami S08E23 (Time Bomb)
CREATING SYMLINK IN MOVE MODE
MOVED: /Volumes/pvr/MythTV/1041_20100517214800.mpg
TO: /Volumes/pvr/tv/Season 8/CSI Miami S08E23 (Time Bomb).mpg
RSS generation failed:
Directory not writeable (/var/www/mythical-rss)
SUCCESSFUL COMPLETEION TYPE: MoveModeSuccessful- outleradam - 2010-05-18 07:03
Hrm mythtv user does not have access to the mysql command. I will search on how to resolve that tomorrow. Try editing the ~.profile to see if there is anything about it in there. I cannot seem to get mysql to work on my mac.
So... Wow! That's my first confirmation it works on OS X. Please let me know if it does movies and showings properly.
I'm still squeeling my wheels in 2nd gear. You have pulled out ahead of me on this one.