haijeploeg/excludarr

Erroneous reporting of titles available on a provider

davidfells opened this issue · 2 comments

davidfells commented

Describe the bug
When I run excludarr radarr exclude, the output shows titles available on Disney Plus that are not, in fact, available - such as Alien or Aliens.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. excludarr radarr exclude -a delete -d e
  2. There are many - Alien, Aliens, Road to Perdition, the list goes on
  3. Config here: https://gist.github.com/davidfells/c8edcd45dcf6d616e6b61290b080fcf1

Expected behavior
Expect a list where titles are in fact available on the indicated provider

Versions

  1. OS Version: Debian 11
  2. Excludarr version: 1.0.6
  3. Python version: 3.9.2

Debug logging
To debug the problem further, we need to know exactly what went wrong. Therefor we ask you to run the command in debug mode. You can achieve this by appending the --debug flag after the base command excludarr. e.g. excludarr --debug sonarr exclude -a delete -d -e.

If the output is too long, please paste the output to pastebin or github gist and link it in this issue.

Output here: https://gist.github.com/davidfells/2ad6f71da2518459d733439dee9ac74a

Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.

haijeploeg commented

Hi David,

Thanks for reporting your issue! From what I can tell your Github profiles states that you live in the United States, correct? I see in your linked configuration file that you are using the en_NL locale. If you change this to en_US you should get the correct results for your country.

Disney Plus in the US differs from the database in NL, because of the licenses. So one movie can be streaming on Disney, Netflix etc. in one country, but not in another. Configuring the locale setting in the configfile properly should fix this.

Can you test this and report back the results?

haijeploeg commented

Closing this due inactivity. Feel free to open up a new issue whenever you experience any kind of bugs.