Closed phairplay closed 3 years ago
What OS are you running - what version of windows? What branch and commit of Mylar are you running? Can you recreate this error with a debug log rather than normal logging?
Unfortunately there is not enough information here to help you... that’s why we have a new issue template
I think the biggest problem here is there needs to be an ignore error and resume functions option added to Mylar. Any error, and Mylar is crippled. Which is unfortunate since it is such a great program, but any small error and the whole program stops.
Mylar needs to add a place to collect specific bugs for the user to know what the problem is, and put it on an ignore list so it can continue to work properly. That or force a restart if it refuses to work, but again, if it chokes on the same file/issue or whatever, then Mylar literally runs and does nothing for days until the user realizes something is wrong.
Something like in sonarr how it puts an issue at the top to let you know something isn't set up correctly, or some file didn't finish the way it believed it should. You know exactly what file didn't work so you can go check it, delete it or change the name and move it yourself.
Would be a lot less work for you devs too because there would be less issues like this thread because we'd know what we need to look at to fix.
I've had mylar run for days, no clue anything is wrong, reboot it and it immediately downloads some files, then stops, does nothing. It shows it's trying to do stuff but it doesn't download anything that is for sure updated in Mylar/comicvine, and is available on several of my nzb indexers.
This has been happening for pretty much a year or more.
Windows 7 all experimental builds for the past year pretty sure latest version of Python because I kept updating it hoping it was the problem.
Just out of curiosity, I was thinking of moving mylar to a different location, remove and reinstalling everything related to mylar just in the hopes that things would work correctly, but I'm pretty sure it's the random errors that kills the program without us knowing there's a problem.
I share your sentiments that any error encountered during a search, download or post-processing cripples Mylar, which is why I've been working on the program for the past couple days. I've made a few commits on my fork and have a pull request open, which you can check out and see if it works for you.
I've had quite a few comics cripple Mylar for me, but since I've been making these changes all has been golden. Today I added a bunch of new series and my wanted list was well over 1,500 issues. Normally, I'd come back and it'd still be at 1,500 due to some error locking the search queue and I'd have to restart the application until it encounters the error again. Well, I'm happy to say that there are only 500 issues remaining on my wanted list, which is phenomenal as it means that 1,000 issues processed without a hitch.
So like I said, give my changes a try and see if it works for you.
hi, every time i restart my wanted list is check and the first issue is sent for downloading, then the following error appears, which then seems to stop any more comics from being searched
here is the full log