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[mjmapi]

Hi Guys, found the problem,this was caused by an episode of Chicago fire, on my share this episode was named as Chicago Fire.S06E9519760611.mkv, i think this is what was breaking my TvSeries import, rename/remove the file and import works fine.

Im not sure why sabnzbd renamed this episode as such, anyway to recreate this rename any episode you have in your library with E9519760611, i assume any number will work as long as is greater than the max int32, see its declarations below based on what i could find on google, thanks for the help ED+RoChess

Int32

It is a FCL type.

In C#, int is mapped to Int32.

It is a value type and represent System.Int32 struct.

It is signed and takes 32 bits.

It has minimum -2147483648 and maximum +2147483647 value.

 

[Edalex]

Ah, that makes sence...
This looks like za2it or schedules direct or rovi episode id. I'm not familiar with them. One guy here wrote SD assigning such numbers to his recordings

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[RoChess]

One solution to that would be to limit the Regular Expression to only allow a certain digits max for the numbers to avoid int32 overflows.

Current code most likely uses \d+ which allows for any number, so \d{1,5} would limit that to 5-digits max.

Ideally it gets handled as well in the code though to sanitize.

 

[ltfearme]

Hilarious,

this is the kind of thing I would use when testing I agree, there should be some protection both in the regex and in the code.

 

[RoChess]

Gotta agree though, that's a good run for a show: Season 6, Episode 9,519,760,611

 

[Edalex]

Gotta agree though, that's a good run for a show: Season 6, Episode 9,519,760,611

Too often for my taste if season is a year...

 

[RoChess]

Maybe it is a new date-aired format using Unix timestamp? It resolves to: Saturday, September 2nd 2271, 05:56:51 (5:56 am)

Sci-Fi stardate reference? Captain's logs... lol