Medusa stopped connecting to Deluge.

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Medusa stopped connecting to Deluge. #6389

Closed homegreewn closed 5 years ago

homegreewn commented 5 years ago

It was working fine but now I get this error:

2019-03-20 12:54:57 WARNING Thread_19 :: [94fae84] Error while testing deluged connection: cannot import name DelugeRPCClient

I can still connect to deluge daemon remotely without issues. Only Medusa cannot connect to it.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

p0psicles commented 5 years ago

Search the issues here. Solutions are provised

homegreewn commented 5 years ago

I have been searching for about 5 hours with no success. Do you mind posting a link to the solution? The closest I have found but I am not sure if its the correct solution is updating to Python3.7 do you think this is the right path? Ty for your response.

p0psicles commented 5 years ago

Delete all *.pyc files recursive. Then start. That should fix it.

medariox commented 5 years ago

Or update to version 0.3.1, that should fix it as well.

homegreewn commented 5 years ago

thank you both for your replies, I just saw them and since I was troubleshooting by myself I decided to install python3.6. I succesfully installed it but now medusa won't start. I changed 2.7 to 3.6 in the medusa.service (only 1 line of code had to be changed).

Now since I updated to python3 i thought i shouldnt delete *.pyc files. If I do need to please confirm (will that delete my deluge settings in my medusa, so i can back them up?)

@medariox How do I update to 0.3.1 without scerwing up my profile?

@p0psicles

EDIT: Medusa running now, ty for ur help. Going to check profile see if everything is fine. EDIT: Everything up and running :D

papampi commented 4 years ago

Hi, New to Medusa, coming from sickchill

Sorry to bring up the old issue but cant solve this on fresh install on Qnap. On fresh install after update, shut it down, removed all .pyc from Medusa folder, start it again and it still keeps giving the error and cant connect to deluge

Medusa Info:

Branch: masterCommit: fcb5a1969dcd4ea0b6fb4a9debbf60179b0bbf4b
Version: 0.3.7
Database: 44.14
Python Version:  2.7.13 (default, Apr 11 2017, 16:05:39) [GCC 4.8.4]
SSL Version:  OpenSSL 1.0.2k 26 Jan 2017
OS:  Linux-4.14.24-qnap-x86_64-with-glibc2.2.5
Locale:  en_US.UTF-8

medariox commented 4 years ago

Hey! That's a bit too generic to help. What is your setup? Any debug logs? Do you have the IP:Port starting with scgi:// (if using the daemon)?

papampi commented 4 years ago

Medusa debug log only shows:

2019-11-26 19:07:58 WARNING Thread-4 :: [fcb5a19] Error while testing deluged connection: cannot import name DelugeRPCClient
2019-11-26 19:06:40 WARNING Thread :: [fcb5a19] Error while testing deluged connection: cannot import name DelugeRPCClient
2019-11-26 19:06:39 WARNING Thread :: [fcb5a19] Error while testing deluged connection: cannot import name DelugeRPCClient

deluge 1.3.15, Connecting via daemon scgi://127.0.0.1:58846/ with same user/pass as sickchill connects to with no problem.

papampi commented 4 years ago

Also tried with stopped Sickchill and still same error. Edit, Deluge shows no connection attempt in log.

medariox commented 4 years ago

You are missing files from Medusa. I'm not sure how you are installing Medusa, but it's not right.

papampi commented 4 years ago

Installed qpkg from qnapclub.eu https://qnapclub.eu/en/qpkg/426

medariox commented 4 years ago

That package is over a year old. You will have to ask the maintainer to update it. Otherwise, try to use sherpa.sh: https://forum.qnap.com/viewtopic.php?t=132373

papampi commented 4 years ago

Thanks mate. Will check it later, when I get a bit of time.

papampi commented 4 years ago

Just an info for others whom got into this problem Shutdown Medusa, Install QPython3.7 , remove all .pyc, edit python path in medusa.sh from: export PYTHON=$QPKG_ROOT/bin/python to: export PYTHON=/share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/QPython3/bin/python3