Being a little boneheaded...

[italianbeef12]

...and I think I need some help. Doesn't seem to like the _lvenshetein import. Whatever that means. :) Here's the full log:
com.plexapp.agents.tgc.log

[bubonic]

@italianbeef12 I'm assuming you are running on Windows. What version?

The Levenshtein library is used to do fuzzy matching in the SearchCourse() routine. I had to compile it on an old ubuntu, python 2.6 box, so it appears to not be working on Windows. I can't troubleshoot this at this time until I get a Windows box up and running.

As a workaround, comment out the the line of code toward the very top of init.py in Contents/Code that is:

import Levenshtein as lev

By placing a # Infront of the line. The repercussions will be that your search function won't work, so you need an exact naming scheme for your files to retrieve the metadata.

For the naming scheme, see: #4 (comment)

Once I get a Windows box up and running, I can look into this.

Best,
buboes

[italianbeef12]

Thanks - that got me past that point but I'm really struggling to get this work. I'm getting a "WebDriverException: Message: 'geckodriver' executable needs to be in PATH" message in the log. I put geckodriver.exe in c:\bin\geckodriver, added it to path in windows, tested that Windows sees it, and tried every combination I can think of in the code. This is the current configuration:

FIREFOX = "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox"
GECKODRIVER = "C:\bin\geckodriver"
CONVERT = "C:\bin\convert"

Appreciate any suggestions.
com.plexapp.agents.tgc.log

[bubonic]

Those global variables point to the location of the executable, i.e.,

GECKODRIVER="C:\bin\geckodriver\geckodriver.exe"

Same goes for the other two.

[italianbeef12]

Thanks for patiently helping me. I'm now getting a "WebDriverException: Message: 'geckodriver.exe' executable needs to be in PATH" message in the log even after I added the folder to my system path. :( (and I confirmed the path works because I can run the .exe from any folder inside a command prompt)

[bubonic]

Did you use the Geckodriver that is included in the repo? That may be the problem since windows wouldn't see it as an executable.

Nevermind. You said you can execute it. Let me think about this and get back to you.

Can you attach the log?

[italianbeef12]

Sure - attached.
com.plexapp.agents.tgc.log

[bubonic]

Sure - attached.
com.plexapp.agents.tgc.log

Looks like there might be a typo in where you have edited the GECKODRIVER global variable. Notice the following line of the log:

2021-02-19 15:41:49,858 (c08) :  INFO (logkit:16) - Assuming geckodriver location is: C:�in\geckodriver\geckodriver.exe

That is not a proper path. First of all C: is followed by a unicode character and the the letters "i" and "n". I'm guessing those came from /local/usr/bin

There would be no other reason why the path would contain those characters. Check it out and get back to me.

[italianbeef12]

I'm guessing that I'm updating the wrong file?

C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\Plex Media Server\Plug-ins\TGC.bundle\Contents\Code_init_.py

[bubonic]

Err /usr/local/bin

Not feeling that great today obviously

[bubonic]

That is the correct file. I suggest removing everything in quotes on the GECKODRIVER variable and typing out, in quotes, the location of geckodriver.exe

Paste the line for me here when you do that.

[italianbeef12]

This is what I have in that file:

EDIT THIS

FIREFOX = "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe"

You can leave these alone or edit them if you feel like doing so

GECKODRIVER = "C:\bin\geckodriver\geckodriver.exe"
CONVERT = "C:\Program Files\ImageMagick-7.0.11-Q16-HDRI\magick.exe"

[bubonic]

Looks perfect to me. The log contained a unicode character in the path, which I have no clue where that would come from.

Everything should be fine if your Geckodriver and firefox are windows executables. Try running it again and attach the log if it doesn't work

[bubonic]

There could be one other solution if it doesn't work and that is the following:

Take that line that is brightened and remove everything after the "=" except "GECKODRIVER". So, the line should read

gecko_binary = GECKODRIVER