2025-08-12, 06:09 PM
I experienced a strange bug today when checking my server's usage statistics. I saw a view had been counted for a movie entitled "Boonie Bears: The Big Shrink". I thought this was strange because I had no recollection of ever having added that movie, and sure enough it didn't exist in the library. The reports indicated that one of my users had watched it for a duration of 02:05:57. When asked, they had no memory of even watching a movie on the date the report indicated. I also did not notice any open issues in the github that mentioned this, has anyone else experienced the incorrect/un-downloaded media being reported in their Playback Reporting DB?
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I have also noticed several reports with extremely long watch times (20+ hours), longer than anything I have uploaded to the server. There are also numerous rows that seems to have suffered some sort of overflow issue and report a negative number in the -35,791,390 to -35,791,386 range. In the past I have just manually removed the negative entries. I do see open issues for this in github, but in the meantime does anyone else have a better solution that running a cron job to drop anything with a ridiculous watch time from the DB???
I have also noticed several reports with extremely long watch times (20+ hours), longer than anything I have uploaded to the server. There are also numerous rows that seems to have suffered some sort of overflow issue and report a negative number in the -35,791,390 to -35,791,386 range. In the past I have just manually removed the negative entries. I do see open issues for this in github, but in the meantime does anyone else have a better solution that running a cron job to drop anything with a ridiculous watch time from the DB???