using podsync for people who don't know very well programming #262
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Does Podsync strictly require Docker? If no, is there a reason I should use Docker? And if I'm not using Docker, how would I install Podsync without it? I tried using How realistic would it be for me to be able to install Podsync from something like |
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Here's what I got when I tried to
Well, I went ahead and painstakingly downloaded each and every one of the dependencies with
Any thoughts on where I should go from here? |
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(Note that I have no idea what I'm doing when it comes to |
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this procedure actually for Mac OS user, I don't know your operation system but you can apply this procedure your operation system too. maybe @mxpv can prepare elaborate how to guide |
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What operating system are you using. I have mine running on windows. But have got Linux in the past so I can help |
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I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. I'm trying again with Docker—the problem I had before seems to have been that the user I was logged in with was not part of the |
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I have Podsync (apparently) running now in Docker on Ubuntu, and I have a few questions:
For the time being you can reference these URLs:
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Ya that would definitely be an issue. I think the instructions are not to detailed that way you can install it on any operating system. |
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To reproduce where I am right now, follow these steps on an Ubuntu 18.04 x64 system: Install prerequisites from
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Trying to load
Trying to load
Trying to build
I tried |
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I did some fussing, and it seems like there were two problems with my above setup:
I was able to get
I will try and follow up with updated Ubuntu installation instructions once I'm able to fiddle some more. |
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I've followed these steps, but can't figure out where the "default folder" is on OS X. Can you point out where it should go? Thank you. |
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You could try |
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Thanks, @elsiehupp. I appreciate the hint. I tried putting the config.toml file in there, and I get the error message "level=fatal msg="failed to load configuration file" error="failed to read config file: config.toml: read config.toml: is a directory"" which is strange because it's not a directory. I even scanned my entire hard drive to see if there is a directory someplace with that name, and couldn't find it. This is kind of frustrating. |
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Again, I'm kind of going blind, here—my previous answer was a guess via Google—but you could try moving If that doesn't work, could you tell me what all appears in And once we do figure this out, I can try and get it added to the main setup instructions! |
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I moved it to In com.docker.backend.log there are a couple of mentions of config.toml, but they don't make sense to me. |
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Okay, I'm back at home. Here's my process. First, these are the
Oh. Well, based on that I'm gonna try putting the sample Well, that's a different error! (I commented out the line in question, rinse and repeat, until there were no errors. It does appear to be loading On further inspection, If you want to keep things tidy, you could create the following directories: Then run |
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By the way, it does seem that if |
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Thank you, @elsiehupp. I used the "tidy" method, and it does appear that it's using config.toml, as I had to comment out these lines: Once I did that it seems to run. But when I go to localhost:8080, I just get a blank page. Looking at the source of the page it just says I commented out the log section so I could see any errors. This is the last line that appears:
I don't understand that line at all as this is the first time I've actually been able to connect. I know I created the access token and added it to the [tokens] section properly. |
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So I created a new API key, and now it appears to be working... It's downloading videos. I probably should have tested this on a channel with less hour long videos. :) I appreciate your help, @elsiehupp !!! |
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I'm quite confused right now. any ideas? |
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INFO[2022-01-19T14:17:25Z] ( ____ )( ___ )( __ \ ( ____ |\ /|( ( /|( ____ \ | ( )|| ( ) || ( \ )| ( /( \ / )| \ ( || ( / | (___)|| | | || | ) || (_____ \ () / | \ | || | | )| | | || | | |( ) \ / | (\ ) || | | ( | | | || | ) | ) | ) ( | | \ || | | ) | () || (/ )/_) | | | | ) \ || (__/\ |/ ()(/ _) _/ |/ ))(___/ FATA[2022-01-19T14:17:25Z] failed to load configuration file error="failed to read config file: config.toml: open config.toml: no such file or directory" INFO[2022-01-19T14:19:45Z] ( ____ )( ___ )( __ \ ( ____ |\ /|( ( /|( ____ \ | ( )|| ( ) || ( \ )| ( /( \ / )| \ ( || ( / | (___)|| | | || | ) || (_____ \ () / | \ | || | | )| | | || | | |( ) \ / | (\ ) || | | ( | | | || | ) | ) | ) ( | | \ || | | ) | () || (/ )/_) | | | | ) \ || (__/\ |/ ()(/ _) _/ |/ ))(___/ FATA[2022-01-19T14:19:45Z] failed to load configuration file error="failed to read config file: config.toml: open config.toml: no such file or directory" |
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It sounds like you did the correct thing here, but the new error makes it sound like maybe your What command are you using to run the Docker container? If you use the following: $ docker run \
-p 8080:8080 \
-v $(pwd)/data:/app/data/ \
-v $(pwd)/config.toml:/app/config.toml \
tdeutsch/podsync:latest
I’m not familiar with Portainer, so I don’t know how it has you enter the Docker parameters, but if it’s different from the command line invocation, can you, like, take a screenshot of the interface you used (i.e. where you enter the parameters)? The parameter in question should look like one of the following:
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First of all thank you for your detailed answer. i got it running without portainer using your docker command. Never tried it before cause i was thinking pwd stand for password and than i was to confused to think forward. ... so now i'm able to run the container using than i had to remove second autor in example toml and the container is running. In my browser i now get (first Error) In podsync.log i found i tried another playlist but then my api token quota exceeded. So i'll try again later. But 404 is still the next error, i'll have to fix. once again : thank you very much for your help! |
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The YouTube URL is in the incorrect format, it needs the channel ID in it. |
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Thanks to bcarney66 -- this fixed the issue with channel id the 404 i fixed by disabling the hostname:
and now it`s working. thank you very much!!!! |
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a. insert YouTube API key
b. insert YouTube channel url
this tutor is very basic, please someone edit by means of programming and English
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