Describe the bug
after setting up Spottarr v1.20.0 with the built-in sqlite database, Spottarr starts successfully and the web/Newznab API is reachable, but the Spotnet import job never gets scheduled.
quartz starts successfully, but reports zero triggers:
Quartz Scheduler 3.19.1.0 - 'Spottarr Scheduler'
Scheduler Spottarr Scheduler_$_NON_CLUSTERED started.
Batch acquisition of 0 triggers
after, the database remains at 0 spots and Newznab searches return:
<newznab:response offset="0" total="0" />
there are no SpotImportService/import job messages in the logs after application startup.
I then tested the same docker config and database setup, without changing anything, with Spottarr v1.18.1, which immediately scheduled and executed the import job successfully:
Spot import batch (2/403) started
Spot import batch (2/403) finished ... Imported 0 spots.
Spot import batch (3/403) started
...
Spot import batch (4/403) finished ... Imported 4675 spots.
so therefore there's some kind of regression in v1.20.0 affecting scheduling/registration of the Spotnet import job.
To Reproduce
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run Spottarr v1.20.0 in Docker using the built-in SQLite database.
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configure a working NNTP server with valid credentials.
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configure the following Spotnet settings (probably the same with everything else but these were mine):
SPOTNET__RETRIEVEAFTER=2013-01-01T00:00:00Z
SPOTNET__RETENTIONDAYS=6529
SPOTNET__IMPORTBATCHSIZE=7500
SPOTNET__IMPORTADULTCONTENT=false
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start the container.
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observe the logs.
expected:
a Spotnet import job gets registered and begins processing batches from the NNTP server.
actual:
quartz starts successfully but has zero triggers:
Batch acquisition of 0 triggers
No Spotnet import job runs and the database remains empty.
Expected behavior
after startup, Spottarr should register the Spotnet import job with quartz and begin importing Spotnet articles according to SPOTNET__RETRIEVEAFTER and the configured import settings.
the database should begin accumulating spots and Newznab searches should return indexed releases.
Screenshots
No response
Error message
info: Microsoft.Hosting.Lifetime[14]
Now listening on: http://[::]:8383
info: Microsoft.Hosting.Lifetime[0]
Application started.
info: Quartz.Core.QuartzScheduler[0]
Scheduler Spottarr Scheduler_$_NON_CLUSTERED started.
dbug: Quartz.Core.QuartzSchedulerThread[0]
Batch acquisition of 0 triggers
info: Spottarr.Services.Spots.SpotImportService[100245673]
Spot import batch (2/403) started ...
info: Spottarr.Services.Spots.SpotImportService[403045358]
Spot import batch (2/403) finished ... Imported 0 spots.
info: Spottarr.Services.Spots.SpotImportService[100245673]
Spot import batch (3/403) started ...
...
info: Spottarr.Services.Spots.SpotImportService[403045358]
Spot import batch (4/403) finished ... Imported 4675 spots.
After going back to 1.18.1:
fail: Spottarr.Services.Spots.SpotImportService[359457455]
Failed to save spots.
Microsoft.Data.Sqlite.SqliteException:
SQLite Error 1: 'table _temp_bulk_insert_9suh2d has no column named ImageMessageId'
OS and version
Debian LXC on Proxmox VE 9.2.2
OS Platform
x64
Spottarr Version
1.20.0
Docker compose configuration
spottarr:
image: ghcr.io/spottarr/spottarr:1.20.0
container_name: spottarr
restart: unless-stopped
user: "13000:13000"
environment:
TZ: Europe/Sofia
USENET__HOSTNAME: <redacted>
USENET__USERNAME: <redacted>
USENET__PASSWORD: <redacted>
USENET__PORT: "563"
USENET__USETLS: "true"
USENET__MAXCONNECTIONS: "15"
SPOTNET__RETRIEVEAFTER: "2013-01-01T00:00:00Z"
SPOTNET__RETENTIONDAYS: "6529"
SPOTNET__IMPORTBATCHSIZE: "7500"
SPOTNET__IMPORTADULTCONTENT: "false"
NEWZNAB__APIKEY: <redacted>
ports:
- "8383:8383"
volumes:
- /opt/stacks/media/config/spottarr:/data
mem_limit: 1g
Additional context
I verified the NNTP connection from inside the Spottarr container:
nc -vz news-nl.newshosting.com 563
news-nl.newshosting.com (...) 563 open
DNS resolution from the container also worked.
the Newznab API endpoint is reachable:
after I ran an authed Newznab search against v1.20.0 returned a valid RSS response with total=0, which confirmed to me that the HTTP API and API-key authentication were functioning.
the exact same environment/configuration was tested with v1.18.1, where the Spotnet import began immediately and successfully retrieved spots.
the v1.20.0 image digest was:
sha256:81fc3f38660876001d46be69393f0106d4277f8ab437a95cba2350547b7f17e1
the issue is reproducible on a fresh SQLite installation.
this here bug report was written from a human adult man, not a robot or an LLM. Pls fix.
I am currently running v1.18.1 as a workaround.
Describe the bug
after setting up Spottarr v1.20.0 with the built-in sqlite database, Spottarr starts successfully and the web/Newznab API is reachable, but the Spotnet import job never gets scheduled.
quartz starts successfully, but reports zero triggers:
after, the database remains at 0 spots and Newznab searches return:
there are no SpotImportService/import job messages in the logs after application startup.
I then tested the same docker config and database setup, without changing anything, with Spottarr v1.18.1, which immediately scheduled and executed the import job successfully:
so therefore there's some kind of regression in v1.20.0 affecting scheduling/registration of the Spotnet import job.
To Reproduce
run Spottarr v1.20.0 in Docker using the built-in SQLite database.
configure a working NNTP server with valid credentials.
configure the following Spotnet settings (probably the same with everything else but these were mine):
SPOTNET__RETRIEVEAFTER=2013-01-01T00:00:00Z
SPOTNET__RETENTIONDAYS=6529
SPOTNET__IMPORTBATCHSIZE=7500
SPOTNET__IMPORTADULTCONTENT=false
start the container.
observe the logs.
expected:
a Spotnet import job gets registered and begins processing batches from the NNTP server.
actual:
quartz starts successfully but has zero triggers:
No Spotnet import job runs and the database remains empty.
Expected behavior
after startup, Spottarr should register the Spotnet import job with quartz and begin importing Spotnet articles according to SPOTNET__RETRIEVEAFTER and the configured import settings.
the database should begin accumulating spots and Newznab searches should return indexed releases.
Screenshots
No response
Error message
info: Microsoft.Hosting.Lifetime[14] Now listening on: http://[::]:8383 info: Microsoft.Hosting.Lifetime[0] Application started. info: Quartz.Core.QuartzScheduler[0] Scheduler Spottarr Scheduler_$_NON_CLUSTERED started. dbug: Quartz.Core.QuartzSchedulerThread[0] Batch acquisition of 0 triggers info: Spottarr.Services.Spots.SpotImportService[100245673] Spot import batch (2/403) started ... info: Spottarr.Services.Spots.SpotImportService[403045358] Spot import batch (2/403) finished ... Imported 0 spots. info: Spottarr.Services.Spots.SpotImportService[100245673] Spot import batch (3/403) started ... ... info: Spottarr.Services.Spots.SpotImportService[403045358] Spot import batch (4/403) finished ... Imported 4675 spots. After going back to 1.18.1: fail: Spottarr.Services.Spots.SpotImportService[359457455] Failed to save spots. Microsoft.Data.Sqlite.SqliteException: SQLite Error 1: 'table _temp_bulk_insert_9suh2d has no column named ImageMessageId'OS and version
Debian LXC on Proxmox VE 9.2.2
OS Platform
x64
Spottarr Version
1.20.0
Docker compose configuration
Additional context
I verified the NNTP connection from inside the Spottarr container:
DNS resolution from the container also worked.
the Newznab API endpoint is reachable:
after I ran an authed Newznab search against v1.20.0 returned a valid RSS response with total=0, which confirmed to me that the HTTP API and API-key authentication were functioning.
the exact same environment/configuration was tested with v1.18.1, where the Spotnet import began immediately and successfully retrieved spots.
the v1.20.0 image digest was:
sha256:81fc3f38660876001d46be69393f0106d4277f8ab437a95cba2350547b7f17e1
the issue is reproducible on a fresh SQLite installation.
this here bug report was written from a human adult man, not a robot or an LLM. Pls fix.
I am currently running v1.18.1 as a workaround.