@ -135,16 +158,18 @@ In all cases, the first step is to open the [`meta.log`](#locating-log-files) wi
2. When scanning your meta.log file, search for `[CRITICAL]` items first as these will definitely need to be fixed
2. When scanning your meta.log file, search for `[CRITICAL]` items first as these will definitely need to be fixed
3. Scan your meta.log file for `[ERROR]` and make a note of the content of the full line to start your search below on how to resolve
3. Scan your meta.log file for `[ERROR]` and make a note of the content of the full line to start your search below on how to resolve
### Checking Plex Meta Manager Version
### Checking Plex Meta Manager Version
Checking the version: You will find that in your [`meta.log`](#locating-log-files) around the 8th-10th line and will look something like this:
Checking the version: You will find that in your [`meta.log`](#locating-log-files) around the 8th-10th line and will look something like this:
```
```
| |
| |
| Version: 1.17.1-develop10 |
| Version: 1.17.1-develop10 |
|=================================|
|=================================|
```
```
If you are not on the latest version of your branch, you will see Newest Version: X.X.X below this. Ensure you upgrade to the latest version of Plex Meta Manager.
If you are not on the latest version of your branch, you will see Newest Version: X.X.X below this. Ensure you upgrade to the latest version of Plex Meta Manager.
```
```
| |
| |
| Version: 1.17.1-develop10 |
| Version: 1.17.1-develop10 |
@ -170,6 +195,7 @@ There are five main event types that you need to be aware of when understanding
This section aims to explain some commonly seen event messages that are produced in the logs.
This section aims to explain some commonly seen event messages that are produced in the logs.
#### CRITICAL
#### CRITICAL
This table details examples of the most commonly-seen `[CRITICAL]` events and what they mean for the user.
This table details examples of the most commonly-seen `[CRITICAL]` events and what they mean for the user.
| Type | Short Info | Description | Recommendation |
| Type | Short Info | Description | Recommendation |
@ -178,6 +204,8 @@ This table details examples of the most commonly-seen `[CRITICAL]` events and wh
#### ERROR
#### ERROR
This table details examples of the most commonly-seen `[ERROR]` events and what they mean for the user.
| Type | Short Info | Description | Recommendation |
| Type | Short Info | Description | Recommendation |
| `[ERROR]` | `Playlist Error: Library: XYZ not defined` | Plex library XYZ is not found | Ensure that your config file has defined the proper library name as found in Plex |
| `[ERROR]` | `Playlist Error: Library: XYZ not defined` | Plex library XYZ is not found | Ensure that your config file has defined the proper library name as found in Plex |
@ -191,6 +219,7 @@ This table details examples of the most commonly-seen `[CRITICAL]` events and wh
| `[ERROR]` | `Collection Error: trakt_list requires Trakt to be configured` | You are using a builder that has not been configured yet. | Review the meta.log for more information on what went wrong. Refer to the wiki for details on how to set this up (in this case Trakt) |
| `[ERROR]` | `Collection Error: trakt_list requires Trakt to be configured` | You are using a builder that has not been configured yet. | Review the meta.log for more information on what went wrong. Refer to the wiki for details on how to set this up (in this case Trakt) |
#### WARNING
#### WARNING
This table details examples of the most commonly-seen `[WARNING]` events and what they mean for the user.
This table details examples of the most commonly-seen `[WARNING]` events and what they mean for the user.
| Type | Short Info | Description | Recommendation |
| Type | Short Info | Description | Recommendation |