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[raffe]

I see this morning that MP2 service crashed during the night. I attach computer logs ("Happenings", Program & System) and MP2 logs

 

[HTPCSourcer]

I see this morning that MP2 service crashed during the night.

Service killed at 02:41, triggered by SQlite:

Name des fehlerhaften Moduls: SQLite.Interop.dll, Version: 1.0.104.0, Zeitstempel: 0x585308a2
Ausnahmecode: 0xc0000005

As it stands there is a problem with SQlite.

 

[raffe]

I have restarted MP2 service, and it looks like it has started to import again.

As it stands there is a problem with SQlite.

Is that something that is build in MP2, or is it something wrong with a third party software?

 

[HTPCSourcer]

is is it something wrong with a third party software?

We are using the Open Source database SQLite as a 3rd Party software. The problem will eventually get fixed, however, it is outside of our immediate control and we will need to wait until the SQLite team provides a fix .

 

[raffe]

It has been at 88% since Saturday, so I think it is time to restart again.

 

[raffe]

Since yesterday it is again at 88%, log says something about "System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteException (0x80004005): database table is locked" again. I guess I try to restart again.

 

[breese]

Never seen a .sub file before... Do not think it is supported.
[2017-05-16 14:01:37,605] [87583761] [147 ] [ERROR] - MediaLibrary: Error adding or updating media item(s) in path '{03dd2da6-4da8-4d3e-9e55-80e3165729a3}:////192.168.222.247/Public/Filer/_Film_o_Musik/_Filmer_TV-serier_RippadDVD-samling/Filmer/The.6th.Day.2000.(5.8ActionSci-FiThriller).sub'

More info on .sub files
.sub - Wikipedia

 

[aspik]

Never seen a .sub file before... Do not think it is supported.

of course its supported! Its a subtitle file.

@raffe
I'm sorry to say, but I think its again the same issue, currently we don't have a solution for it, unless @Brownard or @henso has an idea how we can exclude subtitles from being scanned by the importer? Maybe this could be an interim solution?

For what reason they are anyway scanned by the importer? The sub engine finds it anyway, regardless if they are in the ML or not.

 

[henso]

For what reason they are anyway scanned by the importer?

Adding them as resources makes it possible to access them if the file path is protected. I think maybe this is handled elsewhere so the subtitle filter can access them anyway. It also makes it possible for the client to show what subtitles are available and for example provides other plugins easy access to them.

 

[henso]

I'm sorry to say, but I think its again the same issue, currently we don't have a solution for it, unless @Brownard or @henso has an idea how we can exclude subtitles from being scanned by the importer? Maybe this could be an interim solution?

Why do you think it is caused by subtitles in this case? I see that that it couldn't save a subtitle in one instance because the database is locked which I see as just a coincidence. There are other errors like problems with zip files like @breese reported. Did that not cause the server to hang also?