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Does tubesync even work? #23
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Looks like the upstream docker changed something, making the hack to get it to work as an addon break. I'll try to get to it soon. |
Uninstall the old version, check for updates on the addon store, reinstall (it will have the same version number). Should be fixed now |
That worked. Thanks. Now I just need to figure out where my downloads are ending up. 😅 |
I never figured out where it's saving the downloads, and it doesn't seem to be using the addons_config folder at all. |
I thought /config/addons_config/tubesync It might be keeping them somewhere else inside the docker not exposed to homeasistant. |
It looks like it's putting the sqlite database in /config, and thumbnails in /config/media/thumbs, so something is ending up in /config, but not /config/addons_config/tubesync. |
Latest version mostly works. database, downloads, thumbnails are stored in /config/addons_config/tubesync However the internal tubesync player and download links from the web interface do not work. I am not sure why. |
Have you actually gotten tubesync to work?
I've created the config directory, but it fails to start due to missing user/group IDs, and being unable to open sqlite db.
I've no idea where to even start, with creating a config. Tubesync's docs don't mention a config file, and I can't figure it out from the docs in this repo.
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