EDIT: Separate issue split into
another thread.
I've tried using --rebuild-cache and although it found a few more programmes since the last time this rand at startup etc. it still doesn't find the latest episodes, with the latest it finding from 09/01/2018 etc.
- I have noticed lots of warning messages at the start of this, like:
WARNING: Failed to download schedule page:
http://www.bbc/co.uk/
bbcfour/programmes/schedules/2017/w53
WARNING: Failed to download schedule page:
http://www.bbc/co.uk/
bbcnews/programmes/schedules/2017/w53
etc.
So I wondered if others had noticed this?
That is a bug with --cache-rebuild that will be fixed in the next release.
EDIT: Removed earlier cache repair advice. Wait for upcoming release with fix for --cache-rebuild.
Thanks for the reply and the suggestions.
I've now changed the date of my tv.cache file, using the 'Filedate' program and ran GiP with --refresh
But I got the response:
INFO: Indexing tv programmes (concurrent)
.................................................
INFO: Added 0 tv programmes to cache
So I'm not sure this did actually do too much.
I don't think my cache was actually broken, as after a --cache-rebuild and the Warning messages, it had found over 400 programmes at the end of these.
And the Index search of it was still showing programmes upto 30 days old (I seem to recall I had previously used --refresh-limit 30 as I was only seeing a week of programmes after a GiP update a whie ago)
The cache was still updating automatically upon GiP startup etc. if it hadn't been run for a few hours.
(It was just that the latest date of the programmes in it was always a day behind the latest ones actually available. And I have now also tried using --refresh-future but nothing extra appears to be found) so may be due to issue in the original thread:
Original Thread
Since you had done regular normal updates as well, repair wasn’t necessary. I didn’t make that clear. I’ve now removed that cache repair advice. A fix will be available soon, so not worth the potential confusion.
Thanks for the reply.
I've now solved the cause of the orginal problem I'd had at:
Original thread which was due to PC date being 1 day behind!
I do wonder if the --refresh-future (I'd subsequently tried after this cache rebuild issue) should still have allowed all the current programmes on iplayer website to have got added to the cache, despite the PC date being incorrect