halkeye Wrote:I got a bit more detailed error message. I looked back a few pages in the post and didn't see anyone else mention it. I hope it hasn't been mentioned before.

othrayte Wrote:Try changing line 580 in sync_update.py from:

Code:

except KeyError:

to:

Code:

except KeyError, ValueError:

If this works I'll implement it as a proper bugfix.

Edit: if you need help I can publish a pre-modified copy of the file for you.

halkeye Wrote:I've since done a little bit of reading up on python exceptions.

Handling multiple exceptions the syntax was slightly wrong, I wrapped it in brackets (as per section 8.3 of http://docs.python.org/tutorial/errors.html).

Code:

except (KeyError, ValueError):

Now its flushing data to trakt, at least the on startup one works. I'll try another ep and make sure the during ep one is fixed as well.

Edit: replaced my post as I found a working solution to the problem

othrayte Wrote:Ok, so I was correct after all, that version of openelec was built recently from very old Dharma source code, as such it is unable to run TU. If you did want to run TU you would need a copy built from Eden source code, preferably the most recent versions.

othrayte Wrote:No, I cant think of anything wrong with the nfo files, and everything else seems in order, next thing is that modified version.
For the modified version you will need to put it in place and restart xbmc. If it runs tv cleaning by default then it will show up in xbmc's log, otherwise you will need to run the cleaning manually.

phil4v7 Wrote:Reporting back with an update... My statement that I am using thetvdb as a scraper is true, but not completely accurate. When I got home and looked closer at some of the nfo files in the directories, I noted that the shows that were getting deleted had nfo files with imdb references rather than thetvdb references. Several months back, I went through and tried to clean up my collection with media companion gen2. Apparently, the nfo files created by that process used imdb references that were confusing everything. So even though my xbmc install is set to use thetvdb and could find new shows and episodes just fine, it looks like TU was deleting any shows without a tvdb reference. So now I've gone through and deleted the old nfo files, removed the shows from xbmc, let it re-add them, and everything is fine now. Quirky. Thanks for the help and all your work on TU.

rectifyer Wrote:Are you using thetvdb to scrape the info for your TV shows? It's not sending a tvdb ID when you are watching so it is reverting to a name based match and thus matching the original series.

To fix it, double check your scraper settings and make sure its using tvdb. For this series, you'd have to add (2010) to the name for a names based match to work properly.

Rumik Wrote:TU has stopped scribbling. Was working fine until the other day, now it's stopped. Here's the log: http://pastebin.com/iB2XHKtA I can still manually sync seen episodes, but it just won't scrobble. Using a nightly from a few days ago.

This was the error I was having before upgrading to 0.6.4.

Any ideas?

Rumik Wrote:I'm using the version I downloaded from t a week ago - 0.6.4... Is that not the latest version? Can you provide a link?

Thanks

Raytestrak Wrote:What kind of pressure do you need?

I'll wait for the "official test build beta use at your own risk" release. I love using and testing the latest stuff, but I draw the line at compiling my own stuff.