Texture Cache Maintenance utility - Revision history

Karellen at 02:54, 23 July 2020

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	Run the script without arguments for usage and current configuration information.		Run the script without arguments for usage and current configuration information.

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Karellen at 22:41, 19 June 2020

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	{{forum link2\|1=For the most up to date information and help, see ''[http://forum.~~xbmc~~.~~org~~/showthread.php?tid=158373 Texture Cache Maintenance utility]'' on the Kodi forums.}}		{{forum link2\|1=For the most up to date information and help, see ''[http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=158373 Texture Cache Maintenance utility]'' on the Kodi forums.}}
	<section begin="intro" />Texture Cache Maintenance utility is a python script created by MillhouseVH, that can do a number of artwork related maintenance on the Kodi library. The script can be used to pre-generate thumbnails, clean up old thumbnail files, find corrupted files, and much more. The script can work on any OS that can run Python 2.6 or higher.<section end="intro" />		<section begin="intro" />Texture Cache Maintenance utility is a python script created by MillhouseVH, that can do a number of artwork related maintenance on the Kodi library. The script can be used to pre-generate thumbnails, clean up old thumbnail files, find corrupted files, and much more. The script can work on any OS that can run Python 2.6 or higher.<section end="intro" />

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	{{forum link2\|1=For the most up to date information and help, see ''[http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=158373 Texture Cache Maintenance utility]'' on the Kodi forums.}}		{{forum link2\|1=For the most up to date information and help, see ''[http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=158373 Texture Cache Maintenance utility]'' on the Kodi forums.}}
	<section begin="intro" />Texture Cache Maintenance utility is a python script created by MillhouseVH, that can do a number of artwork related maintenance on the ~~XBMC~~ library. The script can be used to pre-generate thumbnails, clean up old thumbnail files, find corrupted files, and much more. The script can work on any OS that can run Python 2.6 or higher.<section end="intro" />		<section begin="intro" />Texture Cache Maintenance utility is a python script created by MillhouseVH, that can do a number of artwork related maintenance on the Kodi library. The script can be used to pre-generate thumbnails, clean up old thumbnail files, find corrupted files, and much more. The script can work on any OS that can run Python 2.6 or higher.<section end="intro" />

	== From the author ==		== From the author ==
	It's annoying having to delete the entire Textures13.db+Thumbnails folder to try and correct scraping errors and/or corrupted images that just never go away, so I've written a very trivial Python script that can be used to interrogate the texture cache database, and can also be used to remove - with absolute precision - those database rows and cached files that relate to problematic artwork.		It's annoying having to delete the entire Textures13.db+Thumbnails folder to try and correct scraping errors and/or corrupted images that just never go away, so I've written a very trivial Python script that can be used to interrogate the texture cache database, and can also be used to remove - with absolute precision - those database rows and cached files that relate to problematic artwork.

	The script has been tested with local installations of ~~XBMC~~ Frodo on OpenELEC R-Pi and Ubuntu 12.10, and also Windows with Python 2.7.3 running against a remote Frodo installation of XBMC. A separate properties file can be used to specify non-default configurations (see property file details at the end of this post).		The script has been tested with local installations of Kodi Frodo on OpenELEC R-Pi and Ubuntu 12.10, and also Windows with Python 2.7.3 running against a remote Frodo installation of XBMC. A separate properties file can be used to specify non-default configurations (see property file details at the end of this post).

	This is not an addon, and it requires that the webserver is enabled in ~~XBMC~~ on port 8080 (unless another port is specified in the properties file). It also assumes you are comfortable working at the command line (ssh in Linux, a large CMD window may also work OK for Windows users).		This is not an addon, and it requires that the webserver is enabled in Kodi on port 8080 (unless another port is specified in the properties file). It also assumes you are comfortable working at the command line (ssh in Linux, a large CMD window may also work OK for Windows users).

	== Summary of features ==		== Summary of features ==
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	== Example usage ==		== Example usage ==

	Let's say the poster image for my "Dr. No" movie is corrupted, and I want to delete it so that ~~XBMC~~ will automatically re-cache it (hopefully correctly) next time it is displayed:		Let's say the poster image for my "Dr. No" movie is corrupted, and I want to delete it so that Kodi will automatically re-cache it (hopefully correctly) next time it is displayed:

	1) Execute: '''./texturecache.py s "Dr. No"''' to search for my Dr. No related artwork		1) Execute: '''./texturecache.py s "Dr. No"''' to search for my Dr. No related artwork
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	With "extrajson.movies = trailer, streamdetails, file" in the properties file, the same query but returning the extra fields too:		With "extrajson.movies = trailer, streamdetails, file" in the properties file, the same query but returning the extra fields too:

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Menakite: follow redirects with curl

2015-02-11T21:21:33Z

follow redirects with curl

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	and for anyone on OpenELEC which has a pretty basic wget that doesn't support https downloads, use curl instead:		and for anyone on OpenELEC which has a pretty basic wget that doesn't support https downloads, use curl instead:
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	curl https://raw.github.com/MilhouseVH/texturecache.py/master/texturecache.py -o texturecache.py		curl -L https://raw.github.com/MilhouseVH/texturecache.py/master/texturecache.py -o texturecache.py
	chmod +x ./texturecache.py		chmod +x ./texturecache.py
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Ned Scott at 02:25, 14 January 2015

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	{{forum link2\|1=For the most up to date information and help, see ''[http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=158373 Texture Cache Maintenance utility]'' on the ~~XBMC~~ forums.}}		{{forum link2\|1=For the most up to date information and help, see ''[http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=158373 Texture Cache Maintenance utility]'' on the Kodi forums.}}
	<section begin="intro" />Texture Cache Maintenance utility is a python script created by MillhouseVH, that can do a number of artwork related maintenance on the XBMC library. The script can be used to pre-generate thumbnails, clean up old thumbnail files, find corrupted files, and much more. The script can work on any OS that can run Python 2.6 or higher.<section end="intro" />		<section begin="intro" />Texture Cache Maintenance utility is a python script created by MillhouseVH, that can do a number of artwork related maintenance on the XBMC library. The script can be used to pre-generate thumbnails, clean up old thumbnail files, find corrupted files, and much more. The script can work on any OS that can run Python 2.6 or higher.<section end="intro" />

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	{{forum link2\|1=For the most up to date information and help, see ''[http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=158373 Texture Cache Maintenance utility]'' on the ~~{{name}}~~ forums.}}		{{forum link2\|1=For the most up to date information and help, see ''[http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=158373 Texture Cache Maintenance utility]'' on the XBMC forums.}}
	<section begin="intro" />Texture Cache Maintenance utility is a python script created by MillhouseVH, that can do a number of artwork related maintenance on the ~~{{name}}~~ library. The script can be used to pre-generate thumbnails, clean up old thumbnail files, find corrupted files, and much more. The script can work on any OS that can run Python 2.6 or higher.<section end="intro" />		<section begin="intro" />Texture Cache Maintenance utility is a python script created by MillhouseVH, that can do a number of artwork related maintenance on the XBMC library. The script can be used to pre-generate thumbnails, clean up old thumbnail files, find corrupted files, and much more. The script can work on any OS that can run Python 2.6 or higher.<section end="intro" />

	== From the author ==		== From the author ==
	It's annoying having to delete the entire Textures13.db+Thumbnails folder to try and correct scraping errors and/or corrupted images that just never go away, so I've written a very trivial Python script that can be used to interrogate the texture cache database, and can also be used to remove - with absolute precision - those database rows and cached files that relate to problematic artwork.		It's annoying having to delete the entire Textures13.db+Thumbnails folder to try and correct scraping errors and/or corrupted images that just never go away, so I've written a very trivial Python script that can be used to interrogate the texture cache database, and can also be used to remove - with absolute precision - those database rows and cached files that relate to problematic artwork.

	The script has been tested with local installations of ~~{{name}}~~ Frodo on OpenELEC R-Pi and Ubuntu 12.10, and also Windows with Python 2.7.3 running against a remote Frodo installation of XBMC. A separate properties file can be used to specify non-default configurations (see property file details at the end of this post).		The script has been tested with local installations of XBMC Frodo on OpenELEC R-Pi and Ubuntu 12.10, and also Windows with Python 2.7.3 running against a remote Frodo installation of XBMC. A separate properties file can be used to specify non-default configurations (see property file details at the end of this post).

	This is not an addon, and it requires that the webserver is enabled in ~~{{name}}~~ on port 8080 (unless another port is specified in the properties file). It also assumes you are comfortable working at the command line (ssh in Linux, a large CMD window may also work OK for Windows users).		This is not an addon, and it requires that the webserver is enabled in XBMC on port 8080 (unless another port is specified in the properties file). It also assumes you are comfortable working at the command line (ssh in Linux, a large CMD window may also work OK for Windows users).

	== Summary of features ==		== Summary of features ==
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	== Example usage ==		== Example usage ==

	Let's say the poster image for my "Dr. No" movie is corrupted, and I want to delete it so that ~~{{name}}~~ will automatically re-cache it (hopefully correctly) next time it is displayed:		Let's say the poster image for my "Dr. No" movie is corrupted, and I want to delete it so that XBMC will automatically re-cache it (hopefully correctly) next time it is displayed:

	1) Execute: '''./texturecache.py s "Dr. No"''' to search for my Dr. No related artwork		1) Execute: '''./texturecache.py s "Dr. No"''' to search for my Dr. No related artwork

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	{{forum link2\|1=For the most up to date information and help, see ''[http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=158373 Texture Cache Maintenance utility]'' on the ~~XBMC~~ forums.}}		{{forum link2\|1=For the most up to date information and help, see ''[http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=158373 Texture Cache Maintenance utility]'' on the {{name}} forums.}}
	<section begin="intro" />Texture Cache Maintenance utility is a python script created by MillhouseVH, that can do a number of artwork related maintenance on the ~~XBMC~~ library. The script can be used to pre-generate thumbnails, clean up old thumbnail files, find corrupted files, and much more. The script can work on any OS that can run Python 2.6 or higher.<section end="intro" />		<section begin="intro" />Texture Cache Maintenance utility is a python script created by MillhouseVH, that can do a number of artwork related maintenance on the {{name}} library. The script can be used to pre-generate thumbnails, clean up old thumbnail files, find corrupted files, and much more. The script can work on any OS that can run Python 2.6 or higher.<section end="intro" />

	== From the author ==		== From the author ==
	It's annoying having to delete the entire Textures13.db+Thumbnails folder to try and correct scraping errors and/or corrupted images that just never go away, so I've written a very trivial Python script that can be used to interrogate the texture cache database, and can also be used to remove - with absolute precision - those database rows and cached files that relate to problematic artwork.		It's annoying having to delete the entire Textures13.db+Thumbnails folder to try and correct scraping errors and/or corrupted images that just never go away, so I've written a very trivial Python script that can be used to interrogate the texture cache database, and can also be used to remove - with absolute precision - those database rows and cached files that relate to problematic artwork.

	The script has been tested with local installations of ~~XBMC~~ Frodo on OpenELEC R-Pi and Ubuntu 12.10, and also Windows with Python 2.7.3 running against a remote Frodo installation of XBMC. A separate properties file can be used to specify non-default configurations (see property file details at the end of this post).		The script has been tested with local installations of {{name}} Frodo on OpenELEC R-Pi and Ubuntu 12.10, and also Windows with Python 2.7.3 running against a remote Frodo installation of XBMC. A separate properties file can be used to specify non-default configurations (see property file details at the end of this post).

	This is not an addon, and it requires that the webserver is enabled in ~~XBMC~~ on port 8080 (unless another port is specified in the properties file). It also assumes you are comfortable working at the command line (ssh in Linux, a large CMD window may also work OK for Windows users).		This is not an addon, and it requires that the webserver is enabled in {{name}} on port 8080 (unless another port is specified in the properties file). It also assumes you are comfortable working at the command line (ssh in Linux, a large CMD window may also work OK for Windows users).

	== Summary of features ==		== Summary of features ==
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	== Example usage ==		== Example usage ==

	Let's say the poster image for my "Dr. No" movie is corrupted, and I want to delete it so that ~~XBMC~~ will automatically re-cache it (hopefully correctly) next time it is displayed:		Let's say the poster image for my "Dr. No" movie is corrupted, and I want to delete it so that {{name}} will automatically re-cache it (hopefully correctly) next time it is displayed:

	1) Execute: '''./texturecache.py s "Dr. No"''' to search for my Dr. No related artwork		1) Execute: '''./texturecache.py s "Dr. No"''' to search for my Dr. No related artwork

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	{{forum link2\|1=For the most up to date information and help, see ''[http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=158373 Texture Cache Maintenance utility]'' on the XBMC forums.}}		{{forum link2\|1=For the most up to date information and help, see ''[http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=158373 Texture Cache Maintenance utility]'' on the XBMC forums.}}
	<section begin="intro" />Texture Cache Maintenance utility is a python script created by MillhouseVH, that can do a number of artwork related maintenance on the XBMC library. The script can be used to pre-generate thumbnails, clean up old thumbnail files, find corrupted files, and much more. The script can work on any OS that can run Python 2.6 or higher.<section end="intro" />		<section begin="intro" />Texture Cache Maintenance utility is a python script created by MillhouseVH, that can do a number of artwork related maintenance on the XBMC library. The script can be used to pre-generate thumbnails, clean up old thumbnail files, find corrupted files, and much more. The script can work on any OS that can run Python 2.6 or higher.<section end="intro" />

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