Metadata library will pull an inetref from ttvdb.py, and then pull data for that inetref from tmdb3.py

[Stefan Pappalardo <stefan.pappalardo@…>]

MythTV Version : v0.27-188-g036a336

Reproduction of the crash with: $ /usr/share/mythtv/metadata/Movie/tmdb3.py -l en -a US -D 99151

See attached crash file from /var/crash for details.

See also bug on launchpad: ​https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mythtv/+bug/1236657

[Stefan Pappalardo <stefan.pappalardo@…>]

crash file from /var/crash/

[Raymond Wagner]

TheMovieDB does not have a movie registered to the IDs ​99151 or ​266092. At best, I could give you a more human-readable error code, but there's really nothing to fix here.

[Stefan Pappalardo <stefan.pappalardo@…>]

Replying to wagnerrp:

TheMovieDB does not have a movie registered to the IDs ​99151 or ​266092. At best, I could give you a more human-readable error code, but there's really nothing to fix here.

Did you see the crash report from apport in the attachment? In my opinion there is no need for a human-readable error code. Instead I would recommend to add an error handling to prevent the crash.

[Raymond Wagner]

You're requesting data for an ID that does not exist. That is a fatal error. Whether the exception is handled or not, that's the end of the script. There is nowhere further to go. Handling the exception is a purely cosmetic issue.

[Stefan Pappalardo <stefan.pappalardo@…>]

Further investigation shows that mythmetadatalookup does the failure. It uses tmdb3.py instead of ttvdb.py, although there is a season number / episode number > 0. Is there a way to move the bug to another component? And which component should we choose for mythmetadatalookup?

[Raymond Wagner]

This is a known issue that has come up a couple times before on the mailing list. I thought there was already a ticket open for it, but I've not found it.

[Frank Phillips <fphillips81@…>]

Fixed by #12149, please close.