Open shomilsaini opened 11 months ago
I have the exact same issue Any solution ?
Same for me in a proxmox docker.
Same for me in a proxmox docker.
Can you share your docker config ? I will check if you've set everything correctly.
sure. my env is here: https://pastebin.com/uNNVbtw1 I pasted the minimal configuration into portainer: https://github.com/RemiRigal/Plex-Auto-Languages#docker-compose-minimal-configuration
sure. my env is here: https://pastebin.com/uNNVbtw1 I pasted the minimal configuration into portainer: https://github.com/RemiRigal/Plex-Auto-Languages#docker-compose-minimal-configuration
Thank you, I don't see any problem of configuration. When it happened to me, I just had to restart the app
Not specific to unraid, seeing this in docker on 22.04
Same as bakerboy, just started using this as of last night and went to go check on some docker stuff today and noticed this error in plexautolanguages
logs.
Same error with Docker on Windows 11
Seeing this on local debian install. So I guess Scheduling is completely broken?
Still seeing this with Docker on Windows 11. At every single run. Incrementally, over days, it causes instabilities in Docker.
I have a script that restarts Plex Auto Languages every 6 hours lol.
If resolving that bug is too hard, at least could we have a way not to have this scheduler activated? External scripts to restart the whole thing because it crashed is at best a temporary mitigation solution, not an okay thing in software development
If resolving that bug is too hard, at least could we have a way not to have this scheduler activated? External scripts to restart the whole thing because it crashed is at best a temporary mitigation solution, not an okay thing in software development
The developer has been AWOL for a long time now so good luck.
I am aware this is meant to be a Docker-centric thread. I'm running it on bare metal, fully up-to-date Debian 12.5. I setup the script yesterday. I left it running overnight. I woke up to see the scheduler crashed. It was still running in the terminal but I wasn't sure if the script was still running sufficiently despite the crash.
What is the purpose of the scheduler? The script appeared to be working as intended without it.
To the author or any active people, I'm willing to provide any info I can to facilitate a fix.
I am aware this is meant to be a Docker-centric thread. I'm running it on bare metal, fully up-to-date Debian 12.5. I setup the script yesterday. I left it running overnight. I woke up to see the scheduler crashed. It was still running in the terminal but I wasn't sure if the script was still running sufficiently despite the crash.
What is the purpose of the scheduler? The script appeared to be working as intended without it.
To the author or any active people, I'm willing to provide any info I can to facilitate a fix.
scheduler:
# The scheduler will perform a deeper analysis of all recently played TV Shows
enable: false