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Okay, I understand. But if go-auto-yt is using youtube-dl to download the files and youtube-dl can deal with spaces, then isn't it a matter of how the filename string is passed from go-auto-yt to youtube-dl? Please understand that I have no idea of what your code looks like and I'm just guessing.

I'm afraid I don't understand your reply. If I run the youtube-dl command directly; youtube-dl -f best -ciw -o "%(upload_date)s %(title)s [%(id)s].%(ext)s" -v youtube-URL <-- note the spaces in the filename It works fine. In your example above I notice you didn't quote the filename string. Could that be the difference? The only reason I care about the spaces is the Plex Library Agent I'm using to scrape the metadata is very strict in how the file is named, underscores break it. If necessary I can use a second process, likely filebot, to change the names.

Bug report... If I enter the following string in "Enter custom youtube-dl output" and click "Add channel and download" I get an error after a few seconds. /Kurzgesagt [UCsXVk37bltHxD1rDPwtNM8Q]/%(release_date)s %(title)s [%(id)s].%(ext)s If I replace the spaces with underscores, it works.

Putting this here for anyone interested. This is my channels.json file. I'm editing it by hand instead of using the GUI for now. You can use any of the youtube-dl tags defined here; https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/blob/master/README.md#output-template So far I've added the Youtube video ID to each filename. Still working on a way to add a seq #; e.g. s2019e05, s03e10, etc. [ { "URL": "https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2LVhJH_9cT2XKp0VAfsKOQ", "LatestDownloaded": "y8iCbjNGKlE", "DownloadMode": "Video And Audio", "Name": "Uploads from The Tim Traveller", "PreferredExtensionForAudio": "", "PreferredExtensionForVideo": "any", "DownloadHistory": [ "y8iCbjNGKlE" ], "LastChecked": "12-08-2019 16:17:51", "CheckingInterval": "15", "Type": "Channel", "DownloadPath": "/%(uploader)s_[UC2LVhJH_9cT2XKp0VAfsKOQ]/%(title)s_[%(id)s].%(ext)s" }, { "URL": "https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuxpxCCevIlF-k-K5YU8XPA", "LatestDownloaded": "IzLQlkmk5ps", "DownloadMode": "Video And Audio", "Name": "Uploads from Scotty Kilmer", "PreferredExtensionForAudio": "", "PreferredExtensionForVideo": "any", "DownloadHistory": [ "IzLQlkmk5ps" ], "LastChecked": "12-08-2019 16:17:57", "CheckingInterval": "15", "Type": "Channel", "DownloadPath": "/%(uploader)s_[UCuxpxCCevIlF-k-K5YU8XPA]/%(title)s_[%(id)s].%(ext)s" } ]

Very happy to see this. I'd been looking for something like this too. I started to write a script (frontend for youtube_dl) to do something like this but never had the time to finish it. I'd like to suggest some features. The ability to customize the downloaded file names. I put youtube videos on my Plex server and manually assign a season and episode number to each filename, ex. The Tim Traveller [UC2LVhJH_9cT2XKp0VAfsKOQ]/s2018e01 Peak Quest - Climbing The Highest Point In All 48 Counties of England [rNkbRjb7YDY] I wanted to do something like... {Channel Name} [{youtube channel ID}]/sYYYYe## {Video Title} [{youtube video ID}].{ext} The trick would how to resolve the episode number for each download. I was going to keep a text file with the next episode number for each monitored channel. Also option to download entire channel newest to oldest or oldest to newest. Oldest to newest would be to default option if there was automated season/episode numbering. I needed the option to add the channel ID and video ID as part of the file name. I Need this to scrape the metadata, see below. I then use this Plex Library Agent to scrape all the metadata for each video, https://github.com/ZeroQI/YouTube-Agent.bundle This is really nice. It grabs the titles, dates, descriptions, thumbnails, etc. For this Agent to work correctly, the files must be named as shown above. EDIT: Messed around with the JSON file and was able to include the video id as follows; %(title)s_[%(id)s].%(ext)s Tried to use the GUI, but it resulted in a messed up filename, I think it was something like this; %(title)s_[%(id)s].%(ext)s.%(title)s.%(ext)s Still working on adding the seq # i.e. sYYYYe##

Thanks, I try putting sonarr on an ip other than the unRaid server's ip. Update: That seems to have fixed it. Only issue was I had to re-ip several dockers off of the unRaid server ip to get sonarr talking to all of them (sabnzbd,deluge,jackett,nzbhydra2). I guess the lesson learned is to give each docker it's own ip and not share it with unRaid.

I've been using pihole running on a raspberry pi for a few months and no problems. I migrated over to this docker but have a problem. My sonarr docker is no longer unable to resolve dns lookups. The sonarr docker is running on 192.168.1.2 (same as the unraid server) and pihole is on 192.168.1.10 (same ip I was using when running on raspberry pi). No other docker is using port 53 or 67. If I shutdown the pihole docker and restart the raspberry pi, sonarr starts resolving dns again. I feel like I'm missing something basic... Ideas?

Just installed netdata and looking at the options and settings. I wonder how do you display the /proc/mdstat report/plugin? I looked in the conf file but didn't see any reference to mdstat. It does appear that the plugin is installed as part of the netdata package and docker.

Well about a week latter and the connection timeouts are back Not sure why they came back, but my cache drive died. don't see how that could have an impact since all my Plex data is stored on a seperate drive (not /appdata).

Sorry if this is old news, but I haven't seen any news about it... Back in August a new version of Plex was causing problems with connection timeouts. The network connection would go up and down about every 5 minutes and the log would have line after line of "connection Timeout" errors. After contacting Plex support and getting no help I decided to just go ahead and try the current Plex release (1.13.8.5395-10d48da0d) and see if the error was still occuring. It's been a few days and I can report that at least for my system the connection timeout errors are gone.

Thank you!

Other than posting to the Plex forums, is there a better method to contact Plex? Is there a way to open a bug report, etc? It was on this thread that someone said Plex had been informed of this problem. Searching the Plex forums I found one related thread (maybe more but hard to find), but it doesn't contain any insight other than downgrading your Plex server. I'd be happy to add my voice to whatever was send to Plex about this issue if someone could point me to that discussion.

Has anyone seen a update/fix to the connection timeout issue that was reported to Plex a month ago? My Plex server is working okay, but stuck on version 1.13.2.5154-fd05be322. I see that Plex is now up to version 1.13.7.5369, but i haven't seen anything in the release notes about a fix. Please forgive me for bringing up an old issue, but I don't want it to become forgotten.

I see Plex has released version 1.13.6.5339. I didn't see anything in the brief release notes about a fix for the connection timeout issue ☹️. Anyone try it anyway?

Thanks for the info. I downgraded to 1.13.2.5154 a couple of days ago and things are much better. I am still seeing connection timeout errors, but not as many. I'm no longer seeing the down 5 minutes, up 30 seconds on 1.13.2.5154. I'm sure once we get a fix from Plex, someone here will let everyone know.

BCinBC, You said "Engineering is working on that now and , AFAIK, will be in next update". Who is "Engineering"? Plex or the Linuxserver.io guys? In other words, what release will fix the issue, Plex or Docker?

I see that there's a update to the Plex docker. Anyone know if it fixed the connection timeout issue?

This seems to be working for me. However, I'm still seeing connect timeout errors in the log file. Upside is that everyone is able to watch movies/shows and that's all they care about right now. Just have to sit back and wait for a fix to the current version.

Well I installed an old version of Plex (1.13.3.5223-cd1e0da1b) and no luck. I have 4 physical NICs and I've shut all but one of them down (wasn't really using them). Shut down VM manager (no VMs). I did this to shutdown virt0 interface. I reinstalled the current version of Plex (plexpass) and set Plex to listen to all interfaces (it was set to "all" when the issues started). Now the only interfaces it sees are br0 and docker0. Connection is still timing out, going up and down every couple of minutes. Mostly down, only up for a few seconds. Server is running, just connection issue. Not seeing any other connection issues on other dockers or other computers/devices in the house. I'm running a pfsence router running most current version. Rebooted it a couple of times, because of "NAT" in an error message, no luck rebooting. That enough for now, late here, off to bed.

Thanks, also I just found this to monitor logs in realtime, docker logs -f plex Edit; Adding output from Plex server log snip . . Aug 14, 2018 21:35:39.151 [0x1470603ff700] ERROR - Sync: could not get sync list 15715627, sync item 23361763 to update status Aug 14, 2018 21:35:39.151 [0x1470603ff700] ERROR - Sync: could not get sync list 15715627, sync item 23361898 to update status Aug 14, 2018 21:35:39.151 [0x1470603ff700] ERROR - Sync: could not get sync list 15715627, sync item 27916817 to update status Aug 14, 2018 21:35:39.344 [0x1470603ff700] WARN - Held transaction for too long (../Versions/VersionGarbageCollector.cpp:78): 0.180000 seconds Aug 14, 2018 21:35:39.504 [0x1470603ff700] WARN - Held transaction for too long (../Versions/VersionGarbageCollector.cpp:78): 0.150000 seconds Aug 14, 2018 21:36:16.145 [0x1470577ff700] INFO - AutoUpdate: no updates available Aug 14, 2018 21:36:29.024 [0x14704e7ff700] WARN - NAT: PMP, timed out waiting for response. Aug 14, 2018 21:36:29.024 [0x14706a3ff700] ERROR - EventSource: Retrying in 15 seconds. Aug 14, 2018 21:36:29.024 [0x14706a3ff700] WARN - PubSub: Received notifyConnectivity event with incorrect async identifier (be4a8010-28b8-4af9-857d-e288d25c128f, expected 9e4b9a05-f720-41ff-8afd-d115c2047063) Aug 14, 2018 21:38:52.384 [0x1470373fd700] WARN - NAT: PMP, timed out waiting for response. Aug 14, 2018 21:38:52.384 [0x14706a1fe700] ERROR - EventSource: Retrying in 15 seconds. Aug 14, 2018 21:38:52.384 [0x14706a1fe700] WARN - PubSub: Received notifyConnectivity event with incorrect async identifier (e652e049-6fac-4b55-8fd5-4e9b9232fcb0, expected c96968dd-43c1-448b-93aa-ca901926cbb5) . . snip

Mine is set to "all", but I'll play with it setting to to the unraid interface, br0.

Thanks guys, I'll drop back to the prior version and see if that helps. Another quick question, where in the docker are the plex logs? I looked in /var/lib/plexmediaserver/ and it was empty. Running a find from root, but it's taking a long time since it's going thru the media directory too.

I've been having this same issue. Started about 10 days ago. No changes other than updating to latest docker. My logs file look just like this one, except for IP's. Did you resolve the issue? My Plex server is unreachable and the family is getting violent. Edit; It's back online right now, but it goes up and down. Same pattern for last 10 days, but seems to be getting worse. Edit #2; That didn't take long... Down again. Not having any other network type issues I'm aware of. Other dockers working okay. Samba okay, etc.

Thank you! I must comment that this is a poor GUI setup. I would suggest that all Edit buttons be displayed in either Basic or Advanced mode. having a mix is confusing.

Please look at my original post. There isn't an edit button for the /config path.