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-playlist does not create a output file #4
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What does your core config look like? |
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Hi. I'm having the same issue where the -log or -playlist arguments don't seem to be working in either Docker (prefered) or native linux. I'm getting 'no such file or directory' if the file doesn't exist; and if I create the file manually, I then get 'log.txt: bad file descriptor' or 'playlist.m3u: bad file descriptor'. Any ideas? |
Can you tell me what commands you are running? |
Followed the README and running 'm3ufilter -config /path/to/config.yaml' works with a basic config. I can see the parsed output via stdout and also if I run as a server (GET /playlist.m3u). But, if I try to run once with the -playlist argument, I get the above errors. |
I can't do anything with what you've given me, please paste the exact commands you're running with their output. E.g.: $ docker run bla
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I would like o reopen this issue as I have the same problem. Platform: Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS - AMD64 Command line: Error Message:
The error is the same if I specify a logfile, with or without the -playlist argument. I tried creating an empty playlist.m3u file but then I get: Content of m3u.conf file: If I don't specify the -log or -playlist arguments the filtered m3u list is displayed on the console properly. Hopefully this will help narrowing down the issue. |
Hello I used your docker file on my server and it seems that i can't get it to output a m3u to my output folder.
"-config /config/config.yaml -playlist /config"
My logs aren't showing any errors.
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