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Bernie V

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I don't understand how you are using version 1.1.70? Make sure you install from zip the version I've attached in the post.

 

 

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Within Kodi in the add-on config I see version 2.0.4 and in the log I see also 2.0.4. I installed from the zip in the post.

 

NOTICE: EMBY Service -> KODI Version: 15.2

17:25:19  93.535500 T:1754911776  NOTICE: EMBY Service -> EMBY Version: 2.0.4

 

Did I have to uninstall the other version (this was already beta 2.0.4)?

 

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Hm, maybe it's the log. I downloaded from the forums via my phone. Let me check.

 

Edit: Yeah, that's weird... I don't know what log it was getting via tapatalk, but it wasn't yours. Hmmm


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Here are my logs for the library sync thread has exited. This is on 2.0.4

 

http://xbmclogs.com/pts05oqyv

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Check the default value in the log. It's returning 00.00.00Z  instead of 00:00:00Z. Do I need to adjust for it add-on side, or is it something that can be changed in the plugin? Unless it's not the reason for the crash?

Response: {u'RetentionDateTime': u'1900-01-01T00.00.00Z', u'ServerDateTime': u'2016-02-08T08.56.49Z'}
ValueError: time data '1900-01-01T00.00.00Z' does not match format '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ'
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Hmm... well I could add a quick patch replace "." to ":"? Otherwise, I'm not sure what he could try... uninstalling the plugin and reinstalling?

 

From my server, it is correctly formatted. @ Can you tell us what platform you are running your server on?

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Server is running on Windows 10. Emby Version 3.0.5867.0

 

This issue started a couple of weeks ago. Never had this issue before on my same setup. Only difference is that I updated Emby on my server a couple of weeks ago. I cant remember if this problem was there before I updated.

 

Should I try to uninstall the plugin?

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Give it a try, just to make sure. Let me know, otherwise, I'll make a build for you to test, that will include a patch add-on side. Thanks.

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I uninstalled the addon, restartet my computer and installed it again. The first thing that happen when installation was complete was the same error message.

 

http://xbmclogs.com/p8pfd11ev

 

Usually when I uninstall the addon I have to add the server again. This time the settings were already there, so not sure if it was completely removed?

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No, I wasn't talking about the emby for kodi add-on. I was referring to uninstalling and reinstalling the Emby Kodi Sync Queue server plugin. :P

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probably dont do that, it is probably a localization issue that we need to fix in the plugin

Ok, I'll leave it up to you. Let me know if I need to patch it add-on side.

 

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You can disable the Fast sync start up option in the emby for kodi add-on settings > sync option and restart Kodi. It should stop giving you an error until this is fixed in the server plugin. Note that to keep your library in sync, a manual sync will run instead.

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Can you enter the following url in a browser and post the results please:

http://localhost:8096/Emby.Kodi.SyncQueue/GetServerDateTime?format=json

You will need to replace the localhost with the machine name of your emby server.

 

This is what I see

{"ServerDateTime":"2016-02-09T03:25:05Z","RetentionDateTime":"2016-01-10T00:00:00Z"}

 

{"ServerDateTime":"2016-02-09T07.52.15Z","RetentionDateTime":"1900-01-01T00.00.00Z"}

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Maybe this has something to do with why I get the error message? I honestly dont have a clue, but found this when searching for something else.

 

http://www.heikniemi.net/hardcoded/2015/08/windows-10-breaks-net-date-parsing-in-certain-locales/

 

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I belive that the link above is regarding this problem, so I tried to figure it out as a temporary fix.

 

I followed the instruction on this site:

 

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/shawnste/2015/08/27/locale-builder-and-finnish-or-other-locales/

 

I changed the time format to use : as sepperator insted of . and saved a custom locale based on the Norwegian one. Added this using InstallLocales.cmd

 

Restarted my computer and change long time and short time pattern to the newly created one that uses : sepperator.

 

When running :

 

http://localhost:8096/Emby.Kodi.SyncQueue/GetServerDateTime?format=json

 

This is now the result:

 

{"ServerDateTime":"2016-02-09T10:13:28Z","RetentionDateTime":"1900-01-01T00:00:00Z"}

 

I have restarted Kodi several times now without running into the error I had. Not sure if this has solved it. Anything I should do to test it properly?

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It is a c# thing in the SyncQueue Plugin Code... I am working on getting it resolved right now and making it Culture Invariant... I will put out a new beta at some point today... Thank you all for the research done on this...

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Hi, I was having the same problem last week, so this morning I decided to investigate the matter (I didn't know you released 2.0.4 earlier). I found this on the log:

File "C:\Users\Living\AppData\Roaming\Kodi\addons\plugin.video.emby\resources\lib\musicutils.py", line 217, in getSongTags
        logMsg("Exception in getSongTags %s" %e,0)
    UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\xfa' in position 19: ordinal not in range(128)

I temporarily fixed the issue by opening musicutils.py and returning nothing on the getSongTags() method, by inserting this on line 175:

return (rating, comment, hasEmbeddedCover)

Then I tried to resync the library, this time with success. Hope it helps to debug the issue.

 

@@marcelveldt

 

Do you want to have a look?

 

@@danitabaires Is it possible for you to provide the full Kodi log, rather than just the snippet?

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So it was an old issue? Otherwise, I don't see the fix in github.

 

That's why I was asking for a full log. Because there was missing info.

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As far as the date issue in the SyncQueue Plugin, it is fixed and posted in dev for testing... I will shoot for a roll out tonight after the other devs get a look at it... I apologize for the delay... Had an emergency server migration at work that kept me there an extra 12 hrs... 

 

Cheers...  :D  :D

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@@Angelblue05 I'm really sorry, I don't have the full log anymore. I'm still using my "patched" version so the Exception didn't raise again. Would you want me to revert all changes, reset the DB and retry?

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