Open not-just-jack opened 3 weeks ago
Can you pull 'spotiplex.log' from inside the container?
Here's the full log from within the container.
I see that some of the playlists are erroring out with no authorization token, but it seems like that is a known issue.
It also looks like for some of the managed plex users, there seems to be an issue with the authorization token?
To add another layer to this. I created separate containers for each of the managed users and it works.
Oh I know what the problem is. I am not sure why the second user doesn't sync everything, but the reason the third + users aren't syncing is because its trying to auth with the current user, which in the case of rotating through the users is user2, which doesn't have the required permissions to impersonate user3. I thought I fixed this a while ago, but I'll take a look at see what happened.
Thanks!
In the interim, I have everyone syncing is separate containers...lol
Are you on the latest version of the docker image? There are log messages that should be showing up that aren't.
I have 4 managed users in Plex. The main users syncs all spotify playlists, the second users syncs about half the playlists, and the third, fourth, and fifth users don't have any that sync.
This is running on unraid. A screenshot of my container is below.
The plex usernames were copied from my plex admin account with a , in between each username. No spaces.
I've also attached the log from the last job. log.txt
Let me know if there is anything else I can provide or if you see anything wrong. Thanks.