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caronc / nzb-subliminal

Fetches subtitles for the videos it's provided. It can be easily integrated into NZBGet and SABnzbd too.
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Cachefiles in homefolder. #37

Closed oppsig closed 7 years ago

oppsig commented 7 years ago

These three files usally always resides in my homefolder. (/home/kodi)

cachefile.dbm
cachefile.dbm.dogpile.lock
cachefile.dbm.rw.lock

Regular subliminal uses appdirs.

nzbget is at /opt/ppscripts/nzbget-subliminal

caronc commented 7 years ago

Hmm... i think i'm going to need more to go on here. Do these appear when you run the script manually? Or do they just appear after you download something?

nzbget-subliminal tries to set all of the temporary paths to what NZBGet passes it. So it seems strange to appear in /home/kodi unless it's being executed some other way. Alternatively, you could check your NZBGet settings; specifically look in the PATHS section and focus on the TempDir path.

Also, your last comment:

nzbget is at /opt/ppscripts/nzbget-subliminal

Do you mean nzbget is at /opt/nzbget/ppscripts/nzbget-subliminal?

oppsig commented 7 years ago

I meant that the script is at /opt/ppscripts/nzbget-subliminal. Yeah the script gets pulled from downloads.

${MainDir}/tmp is in my path, and that variable is not the home directory. And inside that dir is a folder named subliminal with a subliminal.cache.dbm file. But still these 3 other files is at my home dir.

Ok so i have deleted the 3 files again and will check post processing logs for any info.

caronc commented 7 years ago

Any luck with your testing? Are the files being re-created?

caronc commented 7 years ago

It's been a while since I've heard back. I'm going to close this ticket since i don't believe there is any issue at this time. Please feel free to re-open it if you have anything more to add.