Error when creating an new media_cleaner_config.py about media_cleaner HOT 6 CLOSED

@keppo070
I definitely missed a condition where the script was reading the cfg.xyz variable before the media_cleaner_config.py file was imported. This should now be fixed in the master.

Let me know if you have any other issues.

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Tonight is date night with my better half. But I will be able to fix this Tuesday.

I had a feature request a few months ago to allow adding users to the existing config. Those changes are in this latest version. I must have missed something. Restore your old config if you still have it. That should work. If it does not work, the "missing" config variables will need to be added anywhere in the config file to get it going again.

Apologies for the mess up here!

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@keppo070
Question: Does this error occur the first time the script runs (aka during the creation of the config file)?
Or does it occur the second time the script runs (aka after the config file has been created)?

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It occurs the first time. I deleted my old media_cleaner_config.py before starting the new media_cleaner.py. The config seems to work... but i'm not sure what is missing or not. I can post the resulting config if that helps.

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From the error it appears it cannot find the media_cleaner_config.py file. But it must be there because you're seeing it.

I bet I have a chicken and egg thing happening somewhere. It appears it is trying to do a dry-run the first time the script is run. That shouldn't happen. The first run should just build a config. The next runs should execute the "cleaning" parts of the script.

Will you verify UPDATE_CONFIG=FALSE and script_behavior=blacklist in the new config file?

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https://pastebin.com/i101bEWm my media_player_config.py which was the resulting after the error

I did try to do something with git maybe I got it wrong. I will try with a manual download of media_cleaner.py

no, the same error after downloading it again

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