Closed afknst closed 2 years ago
Searched a bit and I think this may be a problem of crystal json parser. It works well after deleting all generated json files. Please, stop managing reading process by the creepy json files. You have a sql database to do that.
Solution, in the library, run
find . -type f -name '*.json' -exec rm {} \;
Btw you'll lose all your reading process if you do this. I did it since I don't know which json file is damaged and I was too lazy to find out.
For anyone who stumbles across this same problem and doesn't want to go through a bazillion JSON files to find the broken one, here's a quick work-around.
First, install jsonlint-php with:
sudo apt install jsonlint-php
(substitute the package manager for whatever distro you're using)
Then run this command inside your manga directory:
find . -name \*.json -print0 | xargs -0I {} jsonlint-php -q '{}'
I stole all this from https://superuser.com/a/699897
You might be able to repair the broken JSON. I just deleted it and mango regenerated it.
Describe the bug One day I suddenly got "HTTP 500: Internal server error. Please try again later." from the HOME and LIBRARY pages. And from terminal log:
[ERROR] 2022/04/18 13:35:39 | Unexpected token: <EOF> at line 1, column 1
Then I tried to upgrade (from v0.26.0 to v0.26.2), to delete the database and regenerate, to recompile de docker image, nothing worked. I was thinking that a file in my library may be damaged. But the scanner works fine, I got the error only when I access the main page. So I don't know.
To Reproduce I don't know.
Expected behavior Functioning normally.
Environment (please complete the following information):
Docker (if you are running Mango in a Docker container) It's not a problem of docker.
Additional context
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