2011-12-28, 23:10
So suddenly, after upgrading to eden beta, even the example search filters don't seem to work for me. I copied over a clean config.xml file, and the JSON and SQL checks report the connection succeeds. After that, i plugged in the example search filter for bluecop's hulu plugin, and i get this error in the log:
It's almost like it's not parsing it as a regex, just a stright-up text field. Any thoughts?
Code:
12/28/2011 04:06:38 PM INFO Init... Found source Hulu with path of plugin://plugin.video.hulu/
12/28/2011 04:06:38 PM INFO Init... Setting source's custom_parser to: Hulu
12/28/2011 04:06:38 PM INFO Init... Next Subfolder: name=Hulu/Popular/Popular Shows \([0-9]+\), recursive=true, type=episodes, max_series=10, max_videos=-1, movie_set=, prefix=, suffix= (Hulu), download=false, compression=, multi_part=false
12/28/2011 04:06:38 PM INFO Init... Added Global Exclude, type=contains, value=/No videos available
12/28/2011 04:06:38 PM INFO Init... Added Global Exclude, type=regexp, value=/clip[s]?(/|$)
12/28/2011 04:06:38 PM INFO Init... Added Global Exclude, type=contains, value=Dragon Ball Z
12/28/2011 04:06:38 PM INFO Init Testing connectivity to JSON-RPC interface...
12/28/2011 04:06:38 PM INFO Init JSON-RPC connected = true
12/28/2011 04:06:38 PM INFO Find:Subfolder Searching for subfolder: Hulu/Popular/Popular Shows \([0-9]+\)
12/28/2011 04:06:38 PM ERROR Find:Subfolder No matching subfolder named "Hulu/Popular/Popular Shows \([0-9]+\)" was found. Skipping
12/28/2011 04:06:38 PM INFO Clean:Hulu Found 0 videos that are already archived in dropbox from source "Hulu"
It's almost like it's not parsing it as a regex, just a stright-up text field. Any thoughts?