too early notifications #6717
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I face the same problem with push notifications. |
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Hum, when you access the video is it still encoding on the encoder or is it still transferring? |
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It's still encoding. I get another email when it's done as well. |
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I see, are you up to date on code and plugins? |
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Yes. This just started happening 3 is 4 updates ago . |
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Me too. I'm up to date with plugins and updates, but when I upload a video
it's days published whilst still encoding. It also does the same with
articles when I click on articles it says posted on notifications before I
even type anything. Anyway thanks for the articles push notifications
you've done a great Job and we appreciate it.
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Yes. This just started happening 3 is 4 updates ago .
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I still do not have a solution for that, but now on Notifications plugin 3.1 I added some code that will log some information that will help me to find where the early notification comes from. please update your plugin and share the logs when it happens again |
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I UPDATED IT NOW AND TRIED CREATING AN ARTICLE . IT'S STILL THE SAME @DanielnetoDotCom please the logs |
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Hi if you update the Notification plugin to version 3.1 you should see on the log something like this I cannot see it on your log, so I suspect you did not update it correctly |
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This is it SCRIPT_NAME: /objects/videoAddNew.json.php |
this has nothing to do with the issue here |
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I will che my logs and send it again just now |
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Also now I see you did create a new article. the issue here is regarding an encoding video. so to test you must send something to the encoder. |
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SCRIPT_NAME: /view/index.php |
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Log still useless please make sure you use the encoder |
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Ok I will send the encoder logs, because this logs were streamer logs |
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not the encoder logs, the streamer logs when you submit a video to the encoder. otherwise the logs are useless |
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@DanielnetoDotCom please check the above logs of an article I published |
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Below are the logs after uploading a video to encoder [09-Jun-2022 01:32:28 Africa/Johannesburg] AVideoLog::DEBUG: clearCache end in 0.0032320022583ts/aVideoEncoder.json.php |
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Still does the same thing though even after updating to the 3.1 notification plugin. |
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Sorry still useless logs. you have to share the log at the same time you received an email. you may want to search for the word "Notifications::sendVideoUploadEmails"
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[08-Jun-2022 16:20:43 America/Los_Angeles] AVideoLog::DEBUG: Notifications::sendVideoUploadEmails [269] [{"file":"/var/www/html/livefaces/plugin/Notifications/Notifications.php(18) : eval()'d code(1) : eval()'d code","line":313,"function":"sendVideoUploadEmails","class":"Notifications","object":{},"type":"->","args":[269]},{"file":"/var/www/html/livefaces/plugin/AVideoPlugin.php","line":682,"function":"onNewVideo","class":"Notifications","object":{},"type":"->","args":[269]},{"file":"/var/www/html/livefaces/objects/video.php","line":440,"function":"onNewVideo","class":"AVideoPlugin","type":"::","args":[269]},{"file":"/var/www/html/livefaces/objects/videoAddNew.json.php","line":149,"function":"save","class":"Video","object":{},"type":"->","args":[true]}] SCRIPT_NAME: /objects/videoAddNew.json.php |
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@DanielnetoDotCom Please check it it's there now |
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I am sending version 3.2 and I guess it is fixed now. |
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Now I am not getting any notifications again in uploaded videos ... The notification for a live stream works though. |
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test the email from your site configuration panel, and if it fails check your logs |
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Can you guys use Pastebin for logs |
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Email works, how do I check logs |
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if works there is no need to get the logs |
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The early notifications for articles never stopped. No matter what title if
the article you may use, but it shows article automatically booked uploaded
and it shows when you are still editing the article. Please help make it
show after article submission.
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if works there is no need to get the logs
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I understand now. maybe articles should be unlisted by default. then once is finished, make it listed and notify it but this is a future update. |
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Ok thanks I will try.
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I understand now.
maybe articles should be unlisted by default. then once is finished, make
it listed and notify it
but this is a future update.
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Ever since this issue was "fixed" I stopped getting notifications for new uploads. I do get them for new livestreams. |
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I guess I found something and I sent you an update can you please check again? |
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Ok works now thanks.
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In the last few revisions I get an email saying a video has been uploaded before it's even processed.
Clicking on the email link gives a sorry message.
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