mirror of https://github.com/Free-TV/IPTV
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Builds on the idea in #1145 (a checker that maps failures back to a channel and list, and tells a geo-blocked channel from a dead one) with a few additions: check_channels.py - Standard library only, same as #1145's version. - Adds a `disputed` state: an optional --confirm-dead pass gives ffprobe a second opinion on anything that looks dead over HTTP, before it gets reported as dead. This is one-directional (can only pull a verdict out of `dead`, never push one into it) because ffprobe itself is not reliable enough to trust in the other direction - a known-good DASH channel needed longer than any sane per-channel budget to open while testing this, and a header check alone had already been fooled by an isolated media fragment sitting at a URL that looked like a live channel (a mistake made and caught while triaging #1149/#1151 - see the docstring for the details). - Restructured to share one worker pool across every list in a run instead of a fresh pool per list, which stopped small lists from paying the same wall-clock floor as large ones; a full run across all lists dropped from not finishing in 15 minutes to about 10. - --json writes one record per channel per run, for building a history. generate_dashboard.py - Turns that history into a single self-contained docs/index.html: current state breakdown, an alive-share trend across every run kept, a per-list breakdown, and a searchable/filterable table of everything that is not currently alive. Two new scheduled workflows - check_channels_fast.yml: every 6 hours, HTTP checks only. - check_channels_deep.yml: every 2 days, with --confirm-dead (needs ffmpeg). Both append to .github/checker-history/history.jsonl (pruned to 90 days), then build and deploy the dashboard to GitHub Pages. |
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