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New install, and nothing is downloading, tasks show immediately. #544
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Is the number of tasks going down? There's not enough information here to assist really. Anything else in the container logs? |
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try resetting tasks on the command line, like: docker exec -ti tubesync python3 /app/manage.py reset-tasks |
Yes I have previously ran this command to reset-tasks.
Yes I have previously ran this to reset tasks. Any way to add debug to see what the tasks are waiting for? Note I also saw in another issue similar issue that was fixed by making sure the timezone was correct inside the container, and have verified this. |
Yeah obviously something isn't running correctly, the issue is there's nothing in your logs to indicate what the issue is. What processes are running in the container? |
That shows that the task runner is running properly. I've no idea really why it's not processing tasks on your install if that is indeed the issue. Edit: any logs on the host? OOM errors? |
It's happening the same to me. |
@YourWishes that error means your database schema is missing or corrupted. This isn't the same issue. What does this output? $ docker exec -ti tubesync python3 /app/manage.py migrate |
So I have a new install, and setup tubesync using docker. Tubesync seems to have synced a channel, and put things to download, but no media has actually downloaded. In the tasks section it says 67 tasks to download immediately, but no action. I have restarted the container, but nothing happens. Ideas?
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