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Updated Troubleshooting (markdown)

Bas Stottelaar
2015-01-19 11:42:48 +01:00
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* Install the Certificate Authority, so the certificate is trusted by the system
* Disable certificate check in Headphones. **This poses a security risk, because from now on, all HTTPS connections are susceptible to man-in-the-middle attacks!**
* Make sure Headphones is configured and running
* Quit Headphones. Make sure it quitted! You need to stop the service Headphones.py, otherwise the changes you make will dissapear.
* Quit Headphones. Make sure it quitted! You need to stop the service, otherwise the changes you make will disappear.
* Open `config.ini` in your favorite text editor
* Set `verify_cert_ssl` to `0`. The key should under the `[Advanced]` section, and by default, it should mention the value `1`
* Save the file.
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My downloads in the post processing folder aren't picked up.
_Solutions_:
* Scheduled post processing (download scan interval) only picks up snatched downloads, not ones you put in the folder manually.
* Scheduled post processing (download scan interval) only picks up snatched downloads, not ones you put in the folder manually. For instance, if Headphones snatches a download, it will determine a folder name (e.g. `Folder A/`). Then, it will only post process that download automatically if it is put in this folder, not if your download client puts it in something else (e.g. `Folder B/`, or even `Completed/Folder A`).
* Make sure you have configured the intervals properly. Setting an interval to zero disables a task. Every time you save the configuration, it will restart scheduling!
* Clean `*.pyc` files. For Unix users, there is a script in the `contrib/` folder. These files contain compiled Python code, and normally they should be regenerated if the source files have changed. However, in some cases, this does not happen.
* Check the log files: