Closed stemy2 closed 9 months ago
According to "guestkato" on Matrix:
the only thing that sets the background color red in default.css or darktheme.css is .deleted, which i guess means the channel has been deleted
this is the line where that class is added to an element https://github.com/iv-org/invidious/blob/HEAD/src/invidious/views/subscription_manager.ecr#L31
Nope, it happens randomly with channels that are absolutly not deleted.
Interesting, I will let the issue open then in case some people know why.
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Maybe it would help to take a look at how the 'deleted' channels are determined? It might be a simple timeout or just some error in the corresponding code, or YouTube reporting garbage. I actually noticed the issue just now; seeing it it at least 8 month old, we should do something about it, if we can.
The flagging happened to 3 of 14 channels on my private instance, the red markings are consistent; I just took a look because a new video from one of the channels didn't show up on the frontpage, even after over 4 hours and multiple times of restarting the instance. The channels are alive and well though, there's no obvious reason for them to be marked as deleted.
Maybe we're picking up something YouTube doesn't want us to? That'd be interesting for sure.
@LetMeByte Ah, neat! Could you please provide some details for us to try to reproduce that issue?
The affected channels are: Incognito Mode <-- This one is wasn't affected before Josh Strife Plays Mental Outlaw The Hated One
I have no idea. Knowing that might already be a big step towards the solution, how do I find out? What's the default? How do I change it?
Don't know if it's relevant, I usually use german (VPN) IPs.
Certain videos do not load when connecting via blacklisted (spamhaus) IPs, like official music channels (e.g. VEVO).
The hated one and Mental Outlaw had been striked from YouTube in the past, but they aren't anymore, so maybe invidious is checking if the channel has been striked instead of checking if it's deleted
That's definitely possible, I also thought about it having something to do with shadowbanning.
Yet we should take a look at the specific code responsible for parsing the feeds and the data itself. Due to my lack of knowledge regarding that, I can't do it, though.
Btw: even after resubbing, the problem persists.
The problem fixed itself, somehow. YouTube probably adjusted something. Didn't update or anything.
- What are the impacted channels?
The affected channels are: [SNIP]
Thanks, I'll look into that when I can :)
I have no idea. Knowing that might already be a big step towards the solution, how do I find out? What's the default? How do I change it?
If you have set a domain
and use_pubsub_feeds
to true
, then you're using PubSub. Otherwise, you're using the refreshChannelsJob
background job (i.e, pubsub is a system where the youtube servers ping your instance back on update, instead of your instance polling the server. @unixfox please correct me if I'm wrong here).
Don't know if it's relevant, I usually use german (VPN) IPs.
Certain videos do not load when connecting via blacklisted (spamhaus) IPs, like official music channels (e.g. VEVO).
Ok, thanks for the info
i have the same issue with the channels: the linux experiment, semper video, the morpheus
i use the default settings, just ran the installation instructions for docker
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Hello,
Sometimes, i have this. What does it means exactly ?