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Hidden servers makes account.Servers() crash #105
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It was a few month ago. So it's hard to remember everything exactly. But i think i misused it from start and tried to build my own APIService. But i got it working, but it's very slow to give response. Maby it still try to reach the non-existing servers and thats why it's slow. Either way, here you can find the unlisted servers: It's the DeserialiseResponse function in APIServices. Just hover over response and you find the list of Servers. |
Would be nice if you could confirm if you experince the same thing. Best Regards |
I'm still not 100% sure but I don't think we're experiencing exactly the same thing. I opened a new issue to detail what I am experiencing, feel free to have a look: |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
My Plex server has two old servers that I cant delete. They dont show up in plex. But I see them in ApiService.
When I run account.Servers() I get all servers in my APIservice. But when Servers() start looping through all the servers to call them, it crashes cause they dont exist.
Describe the solution you'd like
I think it would be nice with a Servers() took in AccountServerContainer so that you could use ServerSummaries() to specifie if you want to exclude servers beeing called.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Maybe take in just a List of either Name of server or IP to exclude severs
Additional context
0 and 1 does not exist and makes code crash
Calling first and second server
The only servers existing in my plex
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