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Movies not post-processing since latest CP update #194
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Can you show the CouchPotato logs from the same time? It appears that all Api calls to CouchPotato worked, and the postprocess script ran to completion. I also note you are using the WOL settings. What system are you waking? CouchPotato is on the local system? Where does CouchPotato move renamed movies to? |
CouchPotato is in the local system yes, WOL goes to my HTPC with XBMC installed. Just checked CP logs and had the 'Renamer is already running, if you see this often, check the logs above for errors' error. Rebooted my NAS and now everything working again. Thanks, sorry for that |
Ah, I was perhaps too hasty to state that everything works. I let CP redownload a film and received the same error in the postprocess log and then this in CP: The file has been successfully hardlinked and recides happily in my temporary/movies/ folder |
I am looking at the code in CouchPotato and might have a fix... but first I need to see the postporcess.log from nzbToCouchPotato (for the above error) to verify what was passed in. |
This is the corresponding log: 11:00:24|INFO ==================== Thanks! On 24 October 2013 12:52, Clinton Hall notifications@github.com wrote:
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CouchPotato/CouchPotatoServer#2392 If merged, this will be fixed in develop branch of CouchPotatoServer
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Thanks a lot clinton! |
I think this is affecting me as well. So fix in Couchpotato should eventually fix this? |
Already fixed in develop if you want to switch to develop branch of CouchPotato. Otherwise this will be fixed when develop is next merged into master. |
The transmission RPC issues you reported is very different. The issue you reported there prevented the script from even trying to start the renamer... The reason I suggested changing the folder structure is that in the particular case you posted, the hard linking failed as the destination appeared to exist, where in fact it didn't. I believe this is due to the sub-directory and file having the same name which... Still not sure exactly how the script failed as the specific comment for "destination file already exists" should only happen if both the sub-directory and the file do infant exist... So I am confused as to what happened. In general, this script was designed to hard link to a new location and then postprocess this location while leaving the original files alone so that they can be seeded. Therefore a separate outputDirectory is the most reliable option to use with this script. The issue reported in this thread, that is fixed in CouchPotato develop branch, is an error with the renamer in CouchPotato. |
Yeah, looking at the files I'm getting something weird where I seem to have an avi in the folder, and outside of the folder. I believe these are hard links cause du -hs and ls -l are all giving me weird stuff. I'll need to investigate more but it may be a problem with these specific torrents. |
I'm not sure if it is just a coincidence, but since the latest CouchPotato update (hash b4ad7b45) none of the movies that it downloaded have successfully post-processed.
http://pastebin.com/MAieffWA
Any ideas? I'm running the dev branch.
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