Subscriptions aren't updating on self-hosted copy?

[chxseh]

I have a self hosted copy of invidious, my subscriptions page isn't updating.

The current list is from when I created my account, screenshot here

and this is what the public instance of invidious shows

Subscriptions are identical across both sites.

Any ideas?

[Perflyst]

Maybe your IP got blocked. Check the following:
#811 (comment)
#811 (comment)

[chxseh]

That didn't appear to help. I was able to grab the entire curl, as opposed to it error'ing. YouTube still plays videos with no captcha as well.

Video playback on my instance also works, just the subscriptions don't update.

[chxseh]

@Perflyst What's also strange is I can see new videos on the search page, but not subscriptions, got any ideas? I'm totally stumped. Am i missing some sort of cronjob or something that needs to run?

EDIT: with the database cronjobs I can get the homepage to update, just not subscriptions.

[unixfox]

Try to open a YouTube channel on your instance and see if it works. If it doesn't work then your IP is blocked.

[chxseh]

@unixfox I am able to look at channels and play their latest videos, it's just that, that video won't show in the subscriptions tab.

[999eagle]

I have the exact same issue on my instance. Subscriptions aren't updating, but my IP doesn't seem to be blocked.

[geraldwuhoo]

Can also confirm same bug. I can search, look at channels, and play their latest videos, but subscriptions are not updating.

[czhang03]

I have the same problem on https://invidio.us/. I can watch video, but I cannot see my subscription vidos.

[chxseh]

Appears to work on latest version. Will reopen if I encounter it again.

[chxseh]

Reopening since it seems to freeze randomly, am on 0.20.1-8c65b8c.

Edit: For reference, here's the instance

[chxseh]

Closing (again), as it appears to be fixed running several maintenance crontab jobs.

[unixfox]

For the sake of archiving or if one doesn't want to take time to filter only the interesting part, here are the crontabs:

@hourly psql invidious -c "DELETE FROM nonces * WHERE expire < current_timestamp;" > /dev/null
@hourly psql invidious -c "TRUNCATE TABLE videos;" > /dev/null
@daily vacuumdb --dbname=invidious --analyze --verbose --table 'videos' > /dev/null
@daily reindexdb --dbname=invidious > /dev/null

[LennyPenny]

are there any plans on having these issues fixed inside of invidious? These crontabs are not easily added to a docker setup and might have some side effects?

[thatHguy]

I am having this issue on a fresh local install.

systemctl restart invidious.service

Running the above command in a terminal appears to update the subscriptions page, but then it won't update again until the invidious service is manually restarted again. It's not really a solution.