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Re: AW: Re: Tool to update and correct the MP datafiles via network

Only the primary scraper can auto-approve movies (unless you changed the default advanced settings that control this behaviour). So if you are a non-English user that relies on a different scraper then imdb.com, then you have to make sure your scraper is in the first position (unless you are on auto).

If things still fail for you after that, it is going to be time you provide full detailed log files that capture the problem you are having when it happens. If the log files do not contain the problem, then it is not going to be possible to find cause. Log files come in many flavors, by default log files are in normal mode, and they will not be good enough, so switch to debug logging mode. If the problem ends up being caused by a bad scraper, then you have to re-run the scenario with scraper-debug-mode enabled.

<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 681482" data-attributes="member: 18896">Re: AW: Re: Tool to update and correct the MP datafiles via networkOnly the primary scraper can auto-approve movies (unless you changed the default advanced settings that control this behaviour). So if you are a non-English user that relies on a different scraper then imdb.com, then you have to make sure your scraper is in the first position (unless you are on auto).If things still fail for you after that, it is going to be time you provide full detailed log files that capture the problem you are having when it happens. If the log files do not contain the problem, then it is not going to be possible to find cause. Log files come in many flavors, by default log files are in normal mode, and they will not be good enough, so switch to debug logging mode. If the problem ends up being caused by a bad scraper, then you have to re-run the scenario with scraper-debug-mode enabled.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 681482, member: 18896"] [b]Re: AW: Re: Tool to update and correct the MP datafiles via network[/b] Only the primary scraper can auto-approve movies (unless you changed the default advanced settings that control this behaviour). So if you are a non-English user that relies on a different scraper then imdb.com, then you have to make sure your scraper is in the first position (unless you are on auto). If things still fail for you after that, it is going to be time you provide full detailed log files that capture the problem you are having when it happens. If the log files do not contain the problem, then it is not going to be possible to find cause. Log files come in many flavors, by default log files are in normal mode, and they will not be good enough, so switch to debug logging mode. If the problem ends up being caused by a bad scraper, then you have to re-run the scenario with scraper-debug-mode enabled. [/QUOTE]