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Updated Searches Indexers and Trackers (markdown)

Donald Webster 2020-04-06 21:11:52 -07:00
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Searches-Indexers-and-Trackers.md

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### Testing a Search
Just like the indexer/tracker test above, when you trigger a search while at Debug or Trace level logging, you can get the URL used from the log files. While testing, it is best to use as narrow a search as possible. A manual episode search is good because it is specific *and* you can see the results in the UI while examining the logs.
In this test, you'll be looking for obvious errors and running some simple tests. You can see the search used the url `https://api.nzbgeek.info/api?t=tvsearch&cat=5030,5040,5045,5080&extended=1&apikey=(removed)&offset=0&limit=100&tvdbid=354629&season=1&ep=1`, which you can try yourself in a browser after replacing `(removed)` w/ your apikey for that indexer. Does it work? Do you see the expected results? In that URL, you can see that it set specific categories with `cat=5030,5040,5045,5080`, so if you're not seeing expected results, this is one likely reason. You can also see that it searched by tvdbid w/ `tvdbid=354629`, so if the episode isn't properly categorized on the indexer, it will need to be fixed. You can also see that it searches by *specific* season and episode with `season=1` and `ep=1`, so if *that* isn't correct on the indexer, you won't see those results.
In this test, you'll be looking for obvious errors and running some simple tests. You can see the search used the url `https://api.nzbgeek.info/api?t=tvsearch&cat=5030,5040,5045,5080&extended=1&apikey=(removed)&offset=0&limit=100&tvdbid=354629&season=1&ep=1`, which you can try yourself in a browser after replacing `(removed)` w/ your apikey for that indexer. Does it work? Do you see the expected results? In that URL, you can see that it set specific categories with `cat=5030,5040,5045,5080`, so if you're not seeing expected results, this is one likely reason. You can also see that it searched by tvdbid w/ `tvdbid=354629`, so if the episode isn't properly categorized on the indexer, it will need to be fixed. You can also see that it searches by *specific* season and episode with `season=1` and `ep=1`, so if *that* isn't correct on the indexer, you won't see those results. Look at [[Manual Episode Search XML Output]] to see an example of a working query's output.
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