Worked fine last night.
Immediately after boot I get an update script error pop-up in the bottom right hand corner:
Error: Script failed! Updates
Attempting a manual update immediately returns :
Error: Script failed! call_parent.py
Edit: just noticed that it’s doing it on both PiB and Pi2B. Bugger!
I think I found a bug!
I had changed the update setting in the update GUI to Mondays at 4am. I reset to default and rebooted and the updates worked.
I then changed them back to my own settings and I immediately received the Error: Script failed! call parent.py
I have been running manual update via the update GUI over the last few days and the last one I ran was last night.
Are these the default settings for: script.module.osmcsetting.updates/settings.xml ?
<settings>
<setting id="check_day" value="0" />
<setting id="check_freq" value="1" />
<setting id="check_hour" value="12" />
<setting id="check_minute" value="0" />
<setting id="check_time" value="0" />
<setting id="check_weekday" value="1" />
<setting id="home_prompts_only" value="false" />
<setting id="on_upd_detected" value="0" />
<setting id="suppress_icon" value="false" />
<setting id="suppress_progress" value="false" />
<setting id="update_now" value="" />
<setting id="update_on_idle" value="true" />
<setting id="walkthru" value="" />
</settings>
Now, when I alter the settings to what I want I get Error: Script failed! call parent.py.
Here is the settings .xml
<settings>
<setting id="check_day" value="0" />
<setting id="check_freq" value="2" />
<setting id="check_hour" value="5" />
<setting id="check_minute" value="0" />
<setting id="check_time" value="1" />
<setting id="check_weekday" value="0" />
<setting id="home_prompts_only" value="false" />
<setting id="on_upd_detected" value="1" />
<setting id="suppress_icon" value="false" />
<setting id="suppress_progress" value="false" />
<setting id="update_now" value="" />
<setting id="update_on_idle" value="true" />
<setting id="walkthru" value="" />
</settings>
There is definitely something strange going on in the background. Issue is the same on PiB and Pi2B
Here is a full log:
Ok I’m not sure what this all means but there seems to be an error somewhere in the update settings:
http://paste.osmc.io/tupasamodo.coffee
Showing lots of errors when I move away from the default update settings.
Bumping this up…
Hi,
We’re aware of the bug with automatic scheduled updates not working and it has already been fixed in our internal versions.
Oh great! Thank you very much for the update.
I thought I was going silly…set up a spare SD earlier with a fresh install and received the same script error.
Thanks.