Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 991145" data-attributes="member: 18896">@<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/members/thebatfink.52265/" target="_blank">TheBatfink</a>, The IMDb+ plugin is seperate from IMDb+ scraper-script and comes bundled with whatever IMDb+ scraper-script was 'latest' at the time. At the same time the IMDb+ plugin auto-checks to see if the Google code SVN has a 'newer' version of IMDb+ scraper-script and auto-updates if that is the case. This can be verified in the IMDb+.log file, as per: [code]5/3/2013 11:52:41 AM[Check for Updates][12][Info] Checking for scraper update5/3/2013 11:52:41 AM[Check for Updates][12][Debug] Downloading file from: [URL]http://imdbplus.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/Scraper/IMDb+.Scraper.SVN.xml[/URL]5/3/2013 11:52:42 AM[Check for Updates][12][Info] Updating paths in scraper script5/3/2013 11:52:42 AM[Check for Updates][12][Info] Finished updating paths in scraper script5/3/2013 11:53:24 AM[Check for Updates][12][Info] Skipping update, latest version already installed.[/code] It is not the most optimized system, as it requires a full download of the scraper-script from SVN to find out if its a new version. But on the other hand, the scraper-script is still relativly small, and this way MovPic handles all the logic to determine if the file in question is new. The IMDb+ scraper-script ID never changes and has always been "<id>314159265</id>", so if MovPic gets confused as to what scraper-script needs to be updated when you restore an old backup, then that would be a bug in MovPic. My suspecion is that somewhere MovPic got confused and ended up with 2x IMDb+, each with their own 'scripts' table ID. This can be manually verified with an SQLite tool. Open the 'scripts' table and go to last row. This should be current version as in v4.9.12, and then remember the 'id' value. Now open the 'scripts__source_info' table and locate that 'id' in the last 'scripts_id' column. This will then give you a matching 'source_info_id'. This same 'source_info_id' should match a ton of other 'scripts_id' entries, because those are added each time IMDb+ scraper-script is updated. As you can see by my update history this happens a lot, as I constantly have to adjust for changes made by Amazon/IMDb/etc, new features added or stupid mistakes on my part. Somewhere in your database I bet there is another 'source_info_id' that also references the IMDb+ scraper-script. And the only easy workaround I know for that MovPic 'bug' is to use MovPic config and delete the entire reference to IMDb+ and start over. Be sure to verify IMDb+ is totally gone, because I did have it happen where IMDb+ was an active/black entry in the list, I deleted it and it came back as deactivated/grey list entry way down in the list.</blockquote>

Verification