PiratesIRC/Dispatcharr-IPTV-Checker-Plugin v1.26.2831654 on GitHub

1.26.2831654 (2026-10-10)

Three fixes and one addition.

Trigger Stream-Mapparr After Scheduled Check now finds a Plugin Hub
install (#29). The Hub installs Stream-Mapparr as stream_mapparr, while
a copied folder is named stream-mapparr, and the step looked only for the
second name, so on a Hub install it logged that the plugin was not
installed and did nothing. It now looks for both, Hub name first.
The scheduler claim folder no longer blocks other users (#29). Each
scheduled run writes a claim file in /data/iptv_checker_fire_claims so a
second scheduler loop does not run the same check. When a process running
as root created that folder first, the Dispatcharr workers could not write
claims, the check ran anyway, and duplicate scans followed. The folder is
now made writable by every user (mode 1777) whenever a claim is written. A
folder that root already created cannot be changed by the workers, so the
log now prints an error with the one command that repairs it, to run once
as root: chmod 1777 /data/iptv_checker_fire_claims.
A Skipped stream no longer has its stats set to 0x0 (#30). Streams the
check could not judge (rate limited, audio only, or a Streamlink-only
address) were saved with a 0x0 resolution, which Stream-Mapparr reads as a
dead stream. They now keep whatever stats they had. A stream already saved
as 0x0 keeps it until a later check finds it alive or dead. Black screens
are reported to Stream-Mapparr by clearing the stats, which Stream-Mapparr
1.26.2821334 and later treats as dead.

Anonymous usage counts. A new setting, Share anonymous usage counts,
last in the settings and on by default, sends this plugin's Streams Checked
total and a random id to the plugin author's counter so the README badges
count every install. It sends at most once an hour, or ten minutes after the
last report when a check has just recorded new work. No names, channels,
streams, providers or settings are sent. Untick it to stop sending; this
install's figures are deleted from the server the next time the plugin
runs. Details are in the user
guide under Anonymous usage counts.