2011-05-03, 21:49
Thanks Bravido,
I just ran it and it removed the movieset thumbs. I added one back and ran it in simulation mode abd it copied the thumb I'd just added to the spotcheck folder.
I've just added it again and run it in DEBUG mode.
videodb related to the movieset affected lines below.
After running again in DEBUG mode, the file has gone again.
Would it be possible to have a user option to also copy deleted files to a 'check' location? It would be quick to see which files have been deleted. Default NOT to copy them too.
I just ran it and it removed the movieset thumbs. I added one back and ran it in simulation mode abd it copied the thumb I'd just added to the spotcheck folder.
I've just added it again and run it in DEBUG mode.
videodb related to the movieset affected lines below.
Code:
05/03/2011 08:35:19 PM DEBUG JSON-RPC:Video This appears to be a movie set named "ABCD", getting all videos inside it at: "videodb://1/7/1/"
05/03/2011 08:35:19 PM DEBUG JSON-RPC:Video Connecting to JSON-RPC at localhost:9090 and sending command: {"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "Files.GetDirectory", "params": {"directory":"videodb://1/7/1/"}, "id": "1"}
05/03/2011 08:35:19 PM DEBUG JSON-RPC:Video Reading response from XBMC
05/03/2011 08:35:19 PM DEBUG JSON-RPC:Video No more data received in the last 86 milliseconds, closing JSON-RPC socket.
05/03/2011 08:35:19 PM DEBUG JSON-RPC:Video Found 3 movies in movie set named "ABCD"
05/03/2011 08:35:25 PM DEBUG JSON-RPC:Video Cannot get CRC hash from videodb://1/7/1/ because the JSON-RPC interface did not return a hash for this location.
05/03/2011 08:35:25 PM DEBUG JSON-RPC:Video Will assume this file exists. This file is not on the Windows filesystem: videodb://1/7/1/. Details: java.io.FileNotFoundException: Not a windows file.
05/03/2011 08:35:25 PM DEBUG JSON-RPC:Video JSON-RPC fanart hash (ffffffff) added from videodb://1/7/1/
Would it be possible to have a user option to also copy deleted files to a 'check' location? It would be quick to see which files have been deleted. Default NOT to copy them too.