2015-08-11, 00:01
Millhouse,
I've been using the below code for awhile now, since the last posts you helped me fix it. Previous posts are #1227, 1228, 1229, 1231, & 1236.
then pipe it to set the database if all looks well:
Recently running this script I am getting the error below:
I checked my local system and the Network drive is mapped locally as shown in the code to L:\Videos\, and the only thing I can think of that is causing the error is that this is a network mapping, not a local drive. Any help as always is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
I've been using the below code for awhile now, since the last posts you helped me fix it. Previous posts are #1227, 1228, 1229, 1231, & 1236.
Code:
texturecache.py jd movies | mklocal.py --local L:\Videos --prefix "smb://MEDIA-SERVER/FTP Main/Videos/" --nokeep --artwork fanart poster clearlogo clearart --output "c:\Data Files\fixup080815.dat"
then pipe it to set the database if all looks well:
Code:
type "c:\Data Files\fixup080815.dat" | texturecache.py set
Recently running this script I am getting the error below:
Code:
usage: mklocal.py [-h] [-l DIRECTORY] [-p PATH] [-A PATH] [-i [FILENAME]] [-o [FILENAME]]
[--dryrun] [-r] [--ignorebadprefix] [-a TYPE [TYPE ...]]
[-c TYPE [TYPE ...]] [-s [TYPE [TYPE ...]]] [-e [TYPE [TYPE ...]]] [-1]
[-nk] [--info] [-q | -v]
mklocal.py: error: local DIRECTORY L:\Videos\ does not exist!
FATAL: The task you wish to perform requires that the JSON-RPC server is
enabled and running on the XBMC system you wish to connect.
In addtion, ensure that the following options are ENABLED on the
XBMC client in Settings -> Services -> Remote control:
Allow programs on this system to control XBMC
Allow programs on other systems to control XBMC
A connection cannot be established to the following JSON-RPC server:
localhost:9090
Check settings in properties file texturecache.cfg
I checked my local system and the Network drive is mapped locally as shown in the code to L:\Videos\, and the only thing I can think of that is causing the error is that this is a network mapping, not a local drive. Any help as always is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.