Re: Win7 Batch Glitch

Okey-dokey.  Here's the command line.

xmltv.exe tv_grab_na_dd --days 1 --share=C:\XMLTV\share 
--config=C:\XMLTV\.xmltv\tv_grab_na_dd.conf --output listings.xml 
--dd-data dd.xml

The full response is:


dd-data.xml is attached ... I peeked ... it's empty.

I did once download from the alpha-exe site. Is that version of 
xmltv.exe different than the one in the Windows ZIP archive at 
SourceForge? I wouldn't think so.

And no, no proxy server here that I'm aware of. (Peeks at internet 
settings.) Nope. Win7 security settings... hmm.

Anyway, that's the news. Thanks for mulling this over.
Bob P.


On 3/15/2015 9:35 PM, Robert Eden wrote:
> On 3/15/2015 10:50 AM, Bob Portnell wrote:
>> G'morning. In the meantime, I started wondering if it was my USB 
>> deployment that was getting in the way. tl;dr = it wasn't. I put a 
>> fresh set of files from the SourceForge zip into a fresh folder on my 
>> C: drive, manually created the .xmltv folder, ran the configure (no 
>> issues), and then tried the grab. Same error as before from the USB run.
>>
>> And this morning ... Same error, even on 1 day of listings.
>>
>> For grins, I re-did the configure, using the same share and 
>> config-path options I'd set before. It fetched the new channels I'd 
>> selected for my line-up without blinking.  Run the grab again for 1 
>> day? Same error.
>
> Please email me directly (no need to bother the list),  the command 
> line and complete output.  In addition add "--dd-data dd.xml"  to your 
> command and include the dd.xml file.
>
>> Is there sanity in imagining that this might be a firewall issue? No, 
>> not really.
>
> I'm wondering if this could be a MTU issue (Maximum Transmit Unit.. 
> well, really a MRU, but whatever).   Routers are supposed to negotiate 
> that on a TCP session setup, but ages ago I've seen problems with 
> that.  Small packets get through, large ones don't.
>
> Can you download http://alpha-exe.xmltv.org from the home machine 
> without a problem?
>
> Do you use a proxy server? (very unusual in a home setup)
>
> Robert
>
>
>
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