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Unable to sync music #41
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Looks like your git server is down at the moment. |
Yeah sorry it crashed just 10 minutes ago :D Here is a gist: https://gist.github.com/ReekyMarko/bb7b55758c0bbfab773222227e384da0 EDIT: The gist was missing a couple thousand lines, I have updated it. I'm sorry it is so long and I hope you can navigate it somehow. |
Relevant section of the log;
This looks like the error fixed in #32, but that the version detection isn't working properly |
I was having serious trouble getting this part of the code to (miss)behave. It turns out that this part of the code is getting cached in some weird way (copied to a different directory if it doesn't already exist there). Running the following should clear that out. find $HOME/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/plugin.video.jellyfin/jellyfin/ -ls -delete This would also explain the comments in #32 complaining about having to "reset", "start clean" etc. |
@ReekyMarko could you test if deleting the directory mentioned above and restarting Kodi fixes the issue for you, then report back here? |
Thanks a lot! I actually have no way of testing this right now as the aformentioned server crash killed my jellyfin also. |
Ah. The actual server died? |
Well a HDD died, but thanks :) |
I think I had the same issue. Removing the addon data folder (as described above) solved the issue. |
I was directed to come here with my debug log. Here it is:
gitea | raw
The actions I did while writing to this file:
Running Kodi 18.3-1 and Jellyfin 0.2.0 on Arch Linux
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