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Timestamps crash after exception error "<urlopen error [Errno -3] Temporary failure in name resolution>" #76
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Thanks for reporting! It looks like you also have some webhook defined (or is it to send an email? hard to tell without proper debug log), and losing the connection triggers some infinite API calls. |
I edited the message to display "0.0", but actually the scan_delay was fixed to 0.3 seconds, to work closer to a realtime scan, and configured a custom command called ytdlp.sh in the configuration file 'livestream_saver.conf ' "which runs when new videos are detected in monitor mode. I'm not using web hooks. |
Not sure how to fix yet, it's not very clear what causes this. Temporary work around in cf999ed |
Below is my configuration file:
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I'm going to test this solution in several cases to see if it's stable. |
content of ytdlp.sh script:
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Not working |
When the internet connection is interrupted the timestamps will crash.
Attached demo video:
Gravar_gnome-terminal-server_20230828125025.mp4
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