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Getting "Return code: 500 Reason: Internal Server Error" #36
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Also getting this error. Not an issue for me as Plex is my main/only music server right now, and I just use this script to export the playlists for backup/future use as I care about having my playlists available in a service agnostic format. I'll try and investigate the API, but the lack of any documentation from plex makes it hard. |
@XDGFX Hi Callum, do you have a solution for this? Thanks |
Hey, sorry for the lack of response. Yep it's an error from Plex, and as deafmute1 says there isn't really any documentation on the api to help. Are you able to run and debug the code? If so I would try breaking on line 673 (just before it sends the POST request), copying the querystring parameters and trying to POST with another program like Postman or Curl. I imagine one of the parameters might be wrong, so either the section ID, Plex token, or maybe most likely the Plex path. Have a look at |
Just as an information: I run the script and Plex console threw following error: |
I think I found the solution for this: You need to adopt the value
This will give you an XML response and you need to identify which directory does include the music and take the After that the PPP.py scripts works again. |
I am trying to set up PPP. I'm using a Windows machine.
Everything seems to be working during the setup phase. It finds my local playlists fine. But when it comes time to actually run PPP, I get the following:
Sending updated playlist to Plex: highlife.m3u ERROR: Return code: 500 Reason: Internal Server Error
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