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Ran 'er through slicedump, got lots of orphaned record errors:
Error - Record 140492849 is orphaned
Error - Record 140492876 is orphaned
Error - Record 140491391 is orphaned
Error - Record 140491376 is orphaned
Error - Record 140491386 is orphaned
Error - Record 140492851 is orphaned
Error - Record 140492858 is orphaned
There were 118 index errors/warnings
I just get:
dbload (0x3000d)
while executing
"dbload $db $file"
(file "/hack/bin/dbload30.tcl" line 20)
04/24:10:59:55: /hack/bin/sendtivomail.tcl: Creating Error updating NZ Sky Message...
04/24:10:59:55: /hack/bin/sendtivomail.tcl: Calling event send 23 DATA_MESSAGES 0
Presumably cause it was the 2nd time I ran it since this morning. Are the details of the run each night logged anywhere?
Just uploaded another... We also had the nzoom and Sky site change on us, so are working on the grabbers again...
Slicedump, Readguide produce orphaned entries even on a good slice, so it's not really a valid way to check a slice.
Currently the process is manual, due to the changes being made to the sky and tvnz sites...
I've disabled saturn channles in the working slices, I will be uploading a 2nd slice which has saturn channels soon, this is an experimental slice, so you may get those dbload errors when loading.
also the new slice has the genre data incorporated from Tim's genre submitter.
Everyone please contirbute and use the genre form to submit genre's, if we all use it then we will all get better quality data.
Just did a loadguide before and the slice is all ok now :)
jaidev: I can be the guineapig on the saturn slice if you like :)
I've entered some genres the other night and will do some more this weekend.
Just took a look, theres no data for UKTV or Sky News (Was the same on previous slice too).
Still not working for me. Get same error as described above.
Interesting. I've only observed orphan errors on the slices that refuse to load or otherwise bugger up the system. Though traditionally I've only run slicedump on ones that have previously failed, so it's not quite a scientific sample.Quote:
Originally Posted by jaidev