Open madranet opened 4 years ago
Regarding the "could not create dir" error, I think the name of your hard drive Chip'n'Pid
is causing problems with the perl code in get_iplayer. If you can, try renaming the drive to something that doesn't use the single quotes.
get_iplayer should be able to deal with that quoting, though... I can try to make a change in Get iPlayer Automator's copy.
The 500 errors indicate an issue with your VPN/DNS provider. I was getting that too, and switched to a new smart DNS provider. This is an issue with some of the underlying perl libraries used by get_iplayer.
I am investigating the possibility of setting a property that should bypass the certificate checking. Since you are able to download shows it may not be a big deal for you, but I might ask you to try something for me if it works.
I think the name of your hard drive Chip'n'Pid is causing problems with the perl code in get_iplayer.
Thing is, the drive has always been called that and GIA has worked previously. So, unless it's a new breaking change in get_iplayer's codebase, it seems unlikely that's the cause.
The 500 errors indicate an issue with your VPN/DNS provider. I was getting that too, and switched to a new smart DNS provider.
Interesting. A few months back, I switched from using Google's DNS servers to Free DNS. Trying to think whether I've used GIA since then. Hmmm... I can't remember. Time for an experiment, methinks.
Since you are able to download shows it may not be a big deal for you..
Unfortunately, I'm not able to download. Hence this Issue
UPDATE: OK. I tried changing my DNS servers back to Google's and got the same result. So it can't be that.
I can't change the name of the external drive [to test the other theory] as it's used by Plex and other computers and apps on my network, so renaming it would mess loads of stuff up.
Time for another experiment....
UPDATE2: I changed GIA preferences to download to the internal hard drive instead of that external volume and the download worked. So the problem seems to either lie with using an external volume or with the hyphen characters in the volume name. Very odd, given it worked before and the volume was always named thus.
OSX: 10,11,16 GIA: 1,16,1
As title says. As of latest version [1,16,1] whenever I try to download, it fails with a "Problem unknown" in the alert dialogue.
With logging set to 'Verbose' I get a lot of output. Two things which stand out on first glance are repeated 500s:
..not sure if that's a fatal error or not. It doesn't seem to be as the download attempt continues. And then, before GIA bails out I get:
The download is being saved to an external volume which the current user has full read/write access to. But, in case GIA is running as its own user, I changed permissions on the volume to be world writeable and still got the same error. So the
Couldn't create dir...
error doesn't look like it's permissions related.Any ideas?
For the record, here's the entirety of the log: